OUR MISSION
OSF helps low-income families bridge the financial gap between what they can afford and what is best suited for their student for specialized PreK-12 education. Our program helps kids of all backgrounds, from those struggling with bullying and behavioral challenges to learning disabilities, substance abuse, and homelessness.
How It Works
Oklahomans donate funds to OSF for scholarships
OSF accepts donations, manages applications, ensures compliance and awards scholarships
Donors receive state tax credits and federal/state tax deductions
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Leadership
Board of Directors
Charles Daniels
President, Bartlesville
James Reed, CPA
Treasurer, Edmond
Erin Hagan
Secretary, Tulsa
Brandon Dutcher
Director, Edmond
Holly Gerard
Director, Durant
Todd Kolczun
Director, Miami
Brittoni Lantz
Director, Broken Arrow
Michael Lapolla
Director,Tulsa
Chris Miller
Director, Tulsa
Dan Newberry
Director, Tulsa
Hopper Smith
Director, Edmond
Emeritus Board
Michael Carnuccio
Emeritus Board, Yukon
Eddie Huff
Emeritus Board, Tulsa
T.W. Shannon
Emeritus Board, Norman
Jabar Shumate
Emeritus Board, Tulsa
Mark Stephen
Emeritus Board, Tulsa
STAFF
ACCOUNTABILITY
OSF is committed to transparency. We have a 100 out of 100 rating on Charity Navigator and a GuideStar Platinum Seal of Transparency.
ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY DOCUMENTS:
2021 Annual Report | Public 990s | Public Audit | 2021 Statute: Oklahoma EqualOpportunity Education Scholarship Act | Fiscal Impact Study
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