Oklahomans have showed the world again and again how to come together and recover after massive challenges.

As Oklahoma’s Own, we want to do all we can to help our state and hometowns get through this and then begin to recover. We are committed to helping keep you safe, informed and now more than ever because we need it entertained.

We will take time in every newscast to share a town hall of sorts. To celebrate positive things, to bring in expert advice, offer educational resources – anything to help our community persevere and rebuild. And we have created this webpage, a meeting place for information, videos for your kids, jobs, whatever we can find that might help.

We know that as we all come together virtually to share resources and information, we can keep strong.

Because together, we’re stronger. Oklahoma Together.

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Below are segments from our Oklahoma Together Special

Below are segments from our Oklahoma Together Special

Below are positive stories from our community that we shared during our weekday newscasts

As Oklahoma's Own, we want to help our community stay strong during these tough times. If you're needing a little extra help right now, we hope you'll visit the links below. Remember, we're all in this together!

The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma is helping folks in need of food assistance.

Check here for information on available food resources and food program updates.

Shape Your Future, A program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, healthy COVID-19 toolkit to use at your disposable

The Tulsa Day Center is still providing shelter, healthcare and meals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Find a meal site near you during school closures due to COVID-19 for kids ages 1-18.

The Family Safety Center and DVIS are still available by phone to help Tulsans during this pandemic.

Cox is helping families get connected to the internet. Eligible families can receive the first two months of Connect2Compete service for free.

211 Oklahoma is a free, 24-hour phone service that helps connect Oklahomans to needed resources and services. They offer online services as well.

John 3:16 Mission is still open and committed to serving the homeless with meals, groceries, clothing, shelter, recovery and more.

Tulsa Area United Wayhas a list of resources from housing and utilities assistance to unemployment information to tribal resources and more.

Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma is continuing to serve those in need in our community. Check here for a list of services currently offered.

EIS is offering curbside assistance Monday - Friday from 9 AM to 12:30 PM. They can help with food, formula, diapers and wipes.

The Center of Hope is still helping those in need of emergency shelter and meals. More info here!

The Salvation Army is offering daycare services for children of essential workers

The Tulsa Dream Center is providing relief in response to COVID-19 through weekly drive-thru grocery giveaways and meal deliveries.

Visit the Oklahoma State Department of Health's website for COVID-19 resources.

To-go meals and
a walk-up pantry.

Arts Alliance Tulsa has a list of resources specific to the arts community including webinars and funding opportunities.

Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa operates in Tulsa and the surrounding areas through a network of 16 locations.

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is still working to help pet parents in need of donated pet food.

TPS is providing all children ages 18 and under with nutritious meals free of charge. Check here for meal site locations and times. You can also find distance learning information and resources.

Many Oklahomans have been hit hard during this pandemic. Let's help our neighbors in need and show we're Oklahoma Together.

Help save lives! The American Red Cross is asking healthy individuals to make an appointment to donate in the weeks ahead as the need for blood is constant.

Help Tulsa's littlest in need. Your support will help EIS continue to provide diapers, wipes, formula and food to our community's youngest Okies.

Many people struggle to get enough food each day. It's even harder now. The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma is still hard at work getting emergency food relief to those in need. You can help!

The Tulsa Community Foundation and Tulsa Area United Way have established the Tulsa Area COVID-19 Response Fund. Your donation will help those in our community struggling with coronavirus-related hardships.

John 3:16 Mission is still open and committed to serving the homeless and hungry. Your support can help them continue to provide meals and shelter during this time.

The Salvation Army's Center of Hope is continuing to serve those in need of emergency shelter. There is an urgent need for donations like bottled water, cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items. If you can help, there's a full list of needed items here and where to drop them off.

The Tulsa Day Center is in need of financial support as they continue serving those in our community experiencing homelessness during this time.

Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma is continuing to serve those in need and they need your support!

Joy in the Cause is still working to bring a little joy to those facing life altering situations. One of those ways is with their backpack program. Check out this story for more info and ways you can help!

Iron Gate is still working to feed Tulsa's hungry in a safe and healthy way. Your support helps make that possible.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma is asking for a little help from many Oklahomans so they can keep helping kids in our community.

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals depends on financial donations to help pets and pet parents in need, especially now during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since March 16, Red Dirt Relief Fund has granted $100,000 to 400 Oklahoma music people. The nonprofit needs your help to continue supporting the music community here in Oklahoma.

The Tulsa Dream Center is providing relief in response to COVID-19 through weekly drive-thru grocery giveaways and meal deliveries. Your support can help make that possible.

The Tulsa Kitchens Unite program is helping to keep local kitchens open, workers paid and local families fed. The program is still in need of volunteers and financial assistance. Click here for more info.

Check out our Local Fundraisers Hub for ways to help organizations right here in Green Country stay strong during this pandemic.

Click here for a list of ways local businesses are giving back during this pandemic and how you can help!

Learn something new right from home! Here you can find education tools for all ages from STEAM activities offered by Gathering Place to accessing free Lynda.com courses to virtual visits to National Parks.

Gathering Place is offering free, interactive videos and educational activities for all ages to enjoy online.

With “Imagineering in a Box”, Disney Imagineers share how they use a wide range of skills to create theme parks. Plus, project-based exercises will help you design your own theme park!

Use your Tulsa City-County Library card to take an online course from Lynda.com or even learn a new language from Mango Languages. That and much more is available with your library card.

Visit a national park – from home! Plus, learn the history of each park while you’re there!

Scholastic has online teaching tools available to teachers and parents for grades PreK – 9 here

Check out this USA Today list for 32 free educational classes and programs for kids to do right from home.

Visit zoos all across the WORLD with LIVE animal cams!

Discover the world with Google Maps

The Philbrook is doing DAILY live streams at 10 AM and 1 PM! Learn gardening tips, how to make homemade play dough and MUCH more!

Check out Gilcrease Museum’s Maker Moments and Story Time!

Check out Zoo School on the Tulsa Zoo’s website!

Science is unstoppable with the Oklahoma Aquarium! Learn how to make hagfish slime from home!

Crash Course is an educational YouTube channel geared towards high school students with free, high-quality videos on history, computer science, literature and more!

SciShow is an educational YouTube channel explaining the science of the world around us.

Did you know that with a Tulsa City-County Library card you can access thousands of FREE digital services like eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, movies and music?

Crash Course Kids is all about science for elementary students.

SciShow Kids explains fun, complex science concepts to kids!

Enjoy virtual tours, gardening Q&As and more!

Experience STEM from home!

With the click of a mouse, tour museums from right here in Oklahoma to around the world!

The Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum has virtual resources to share the story of what happened on April 19, 1995 during this 25th anniversary year.

Get smart, inspired and entertained with NatGeo@Home!

Tulsa history at home!

Learn how the subjects you're taught in school are used to create movies at Pixar!

Take a college tour from home! Click here for a list of Oklahoma college virtual tours.

RSU Public TV is providing educational resources with @HomeLearning, a partnership with local school districts.

Below are links to various grocery stores that have online shopping, curbside delivery and home delivery shopping options to keep you safe and healthy.

Resources to entertain yourself and the family from your own home.

Watch Claremore’s Travis Peck perform “The Ballad of Travis Meyer”

Is that The Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band? Watch a virtual Boomer Sooner!

Hot Toast Music Co., a local children's band, is offering quarantine concerts, virtual music classes and more!

If you’re missing your runner’s group or your 5K was canceled, try signing up for a virtual run instead.

Read comic books online! Plus, enjoy storytime videos from Elsa, Kylo Ren, Batman, Moana and more!

Looking for local entertainment? Check out our Virtual Events Calendar!

Grab the kids and take a break! It’s Story Time!

Check out Shape Your Future for coloring pages, brain games, activity sheets and more!

Enjoy free Disney content right from home!

Take a walk with the family and go on a bear hunt.

Social distancing won't stop the fun! Ideas for setting up a Virtual Game Night.

Check out the ahha Social Distance Studio for creative projects that use supplies you can find right at home!

Join Y Connect on Facebook for FREE fitness classes, story time and family activities!

The Philbrook Museum started a pen pal program for their garden cats. Write them a letter and they'll write back!

Vote now! The OklaHomies Short Film Contest was created to give Oklahomans a break from all the stress during this pandemic. The entries are in and you can view them now!

Just because we are keeping our distance, doesn’t mean the music has to stop. Introducing “Live From Home.” Live Nation’s all new virtual hub, updated daily with live streams, exclusive artist content, new music and more, keeping you connected to your favorite artists.

Listen to the sounds of twelve Oklahoma state parks.

Check out virtual tours of Oklahoma state parks!

London Reilly is spreading joy from Okemah with her music.

Check out the Henderson family's themed dinners!

Oklahoma Together:
Kale and Speck

Did you know that with a Tulsa City-County Library card you can access thousands of FREE digital services like eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, movies and music?

The Clean Shorts Film Festival will be held virtually this year. Click here for more info!

Come and explore vehicles of all sizes!

We've searched the web for the best Oklahoma coloring pages to keep you and your family entertained while stuck at home.