What if asking for groceries felt just like shopping at your neighborhood grocery store? In this episode of Oklahoma City Nonprofits in Action, we talk with Katy Leffel, CEO of Skyline Urban Outreach, to explore how Skyline is helping thousands of Oklahomans through food assistance, eye care, clothing, and community…
Oklahoma City is changing fast. New ideas, new people, thriving nonprofits, incredible restaurants, and growing culture are reshaping the city. John Mays shares why he's optimistic about OKC's future and what makes this city so special.
Sometimes people don't need advice. They just need someone willing to listen. John Mays explains why simply sitting with someone, hearing their story, and being present can be one of the most impactful ways to serve others.
Most people view accountability as something negative. John Mays sees it differently. In this clip, he explains how healthy accountability creates opportunities for healing, growth, restoration, and real change for everyone involved.
The Good OKC brings together people with different beliefs, backgrounds, and political views to build relationships first. Their secret? Curiosity, belonging, and learning each other's stories before debating ideas.
A paycheck matters, but belonging matters too. John Mays shares why relationships, friendship, and genuine community are often the missing ingredients that help people overcome life's biggest challenges.
The Good OKC isn't focused on maximizing profits. They're focused on maximizing opportunities. John Mays explains why paying people well, investing in employees, and creating margin for others is at the heart of their mission.
From thrift stores to candle businesses, The Good OKC is building social enterprises that provide dignified employment for people overcoming homelessness, incarceration, and other life challenges. This is capitalism with a purpose.
When visitors come to Oklahoma City, where should they eat? Megan Mueller reveals her favorite hidden gem restaurant in OKC and explains why she believes it's one of the city's best-kept secrets. Food lovers won't want to miss this recommendation.
What if community came before religion? John Mays explains how The Good OKC creates authentic friendships, meaningful relationships, and opportunities for people from every background to belong, regardless of where they are on their faith journey.
