To fight hunger and feed hope in eastern Oklahoma by sourcing and distributing nutritious food, partnering with community agencies, and advocating for equitable access to food.
Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma Inc channels large-scale grantmaking into hunger relief across eastern Oklahoma, with 100% of its reported grants going to recipients in Oklahoma. The most visible pattern in the recent data is repeated support for local feeding organizations rather than one-off awards: Mary Martha Outreach in Bartlesville received two of the largest grants listed, $7,870,681 and $5,883,856, both described as assistance to the needy. That same pattern appears in Tulsa, where Catholic Charities Tulsa received grants of $4,462,846 and $3,495,457. The foundation’s grant list also shows support for a broad network of community-based food access groups, including Templo Cristiano, La Cosecha (the Harvest), Iron Gate, and Owasso Community Resources. Its stated work centers on sourcing and distributing nutritious food, partnering with community agencies, and advocating for equitable access to food. The organization also makes program-related investments, and its leadership is listed as Jeff Marlow.
The foundation’s grantmaking is tied closely to food access and emergency assistance. In 2024, it gave $1,699,136 to Templo Cristiano in Tulsa and $1,504,753 to La Cosecha (the Harvest), also in Tulsa, both listed as assistance to the needy. It also supported rural and suburban community food access through grants such as $1,449,052 to Owasso Community Resources and $1,437,689 to Iron Gate, each in Tulsa-area communities. Another thread is support for local ministries and community feeding sites, including $1,391,804 to Abundant Rain Ministries in Coweta and $1,030,238 to Northstar Storehouse in Pryor. Across these awards, the emphasis is on direct food support and basic-needs relief rather than a single narrow program model.
Typical grant size is moderate to substantial: the p25 is $13,668, the median is $47,576, and the p75 is $128,777. The recent list shows repeated awards to the same organizations in the same year, which points to ongoing relationship-based funding rather than isolated one-time gifts. That pattern is visible in multiple duplicate grants to local agencies across eastern Oklahoma. The organization is structured as a food bank and also makes program-related investments. Unsolicited participation is allowed in several active partner programs, including Feeding Partner Program, Mobile Pantry Program, Summer Feeding Program, and Feeding Partner Portal.
Current and upcoming funding from Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organizations in rural communities without full-service grocery access; must coordinate with FBEO Distribution Manager and be an approved partner or host site.
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Most grants fall between $14K and $129K, with a median of $48K.
25th Percentile
$14K
Median
$48K
75th Percentile
$129K
About 100% of grants go to recipients in OK.
JEFF MARLOW
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Grantmaking is concentrated entirely in Oklahoma, with 100% of reported grants going to recipients in the state. Tulsa appears frequently among recipient cities, alongside Bartlesville, Owasso, Coweta, Pryor, Broken Arrow, Sapulpa, and Grove. The recipient pattern suggests a regional network anchored in eastern Oklahoma communities rather than awards spread across multiple states or countries. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 505 grants reported to U.S. recipients.
It supports local food pantries, meal programs, and other feeding organizations, along with ministries and community resource groups. In the recent grants list, recipients include Mary Martha Outreach, Catholic Charities Tulsa, Templo Cristiano, Iron Gate, and Owasso Community Resources, all described in assistance-to-the-needy grants.
The distribution shown for recent grants puts the 25th percentile at $13,668, the median at $47,576, and the 75th percentile at $128,777. The recent grant list also includes much larger awards, showing that the foundation uses both smaller program-support grants and major operating-style support.
Its giving is entirely in Oklahoma, and the top state by grant count is OK. Recipient cities in the recent grants include Tulsa, Bartlesville, Owasso, Coweta, Pryor, Broken Arrow, Sapulpa, and Grove.
Yes. Several active programs note unsolicited participation or partner-site enrollment, including the Feeding Partner Program, Mobile Pantry Program, Summer Feeding Program, Feeding Partner Portal, and Agency Express. These programs are built around partner agencies and food-distribution access.
The active programs emphasize food distribution, hunger relief, emergency food assistance, senior nutrition, child nutrition, rural food access, and capacity support for feeding agencies. Examples include Senior Servings for seniors, Mobile Pantry Program for rural communities, and Summer Feeding Program for children when school is out.
2024
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.
Who can apply: Must be an approved/registered Feeding Partner Agency with FBEO.
Who can apply: Organizations that operate food distribution programs (pantries, meal programs, feeding sites) serving communities in FBEO's 24-county service area. Must follow FBEO partner guidelines and branding rules; formal Registered Feeding Partner Agency Agreement required to use logos beyond standard guidelines.
Who can apply: Organizations that operate or host summer meal sites for children. Specific site participation requirements are posted seasonally by the Food Bank.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARY MARTHA OUTREACH | BARTLESVILLE, OK | $7,870,681 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| MARY MARTHA OUTREACH | BARTLESVILLE, OK | $5,883,856 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIESTULSA | TULSA, OK | $4,462,846 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA INC | TULSA, OK | $4,385,499 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES TULSA | TULSA, OK | $3,495,457 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| TEMPLO CRISTIANO | TULSA, OK | $1,699,136 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| LA COSECHA (THE HARVEST) | TULSA, OK | $1,504,753 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| OWASSO COMMUNITY RESOURCES | OWASSO, OK | $1,449,052 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| TEMPLO CRISTIANO | TULSA, OK | $1,443,390 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| IRON GATE | TULSA, OK | $1,437,689 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| OWASSO COMMUNITY RESOURCES | OWASSO, OK | $1,436,191 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| ABUNDANT RAIN MINISTRIES | COWETA, OK | $1,391,804 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| IRON GATE | TULSA, OK | $1,252,289 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| COMMON GROUND CHURCH | TULSA, OK | $1,224,057 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| LA COSECHA (THE HARVEST) | TULSA, OK | $1,216,437 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| ABUNDANT RAIN MINISTRIES | COWETA, OK | $1,176,874 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| NORTHSTAR STOREHOUSE | PRYOR, OK | $1,030,238 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| COMMON GROUND CHURCH | TULSA, OK | $945,720 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| NORTHSTAR STOREHOUSE | PRYOR, OK | $934,883 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $901,699 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $840,813 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| JOHN 316 MISSION INC | TULSA, OK | $774,390 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| JOHN 316 MISSION | TULSA, OK | $697,107 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| THE MISSION CENTER | OWASSO, OK | $696,778 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CARING COMMUNITY FRIENDS | SAPULPA, OK | $579,551 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CARING COMMUNITY FRIENDS | SAPULPA, OK | $565,718 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| PRYOR MINISTRIES CENTER | PRYOR, OK | $502,912 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| PRYOR MINISTRIES CENTER | PRYOR, OK | $488,087 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CHRISTIAN HELP CENTER | GROVE, OK | $433,510 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| THE MISSION CENTER | OWASSO, OK | $429,473 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| HENRYETTA CHURCH OF CHRIST | HENRYETTA, OK | $428,621 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| MANNA HOUSE MINISTRIES | TULSA, OK | $417,851 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| BRISTOW SOCIAL SERVICES INC | BRISTOW, OK | $413,610 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| LIFEGATE FREEDOM RECOVERY MINISTRIES | SAPULPA, OK | $404,387 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES ST ANNE | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $400,578 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| HEAVEN SENT | SKIATOOK, OK | $399,039 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES ST ANNE | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $387,385 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD | MULDROW, OK | $367,202 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CHURCH OF THE WORD | KELLYVILLE, OK | $365,430 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| DIVIDING BREAD MINISTRY COLLINSVILLE | COLLINSVILLE, OK | $360,288 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIESSALLISAW | SALLISAW, OK | $356,507 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| DIVIDING BREAD MINISTRY COLLINSVILLE | COLLINSVILLE, OK | $354,489 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CLAREMORE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | CLAREMORE, OK | $350,820 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| BRISTOW SOCIAL SERVICES INC | BRISTOW, OK | $350,663 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| HENRYETTA CHURCH OF CHRIST | HENRYETTA, OK | $348,735 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| MANNA HOUSE MINISTRIES | TULSA, OK | $345,411 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| PANTRY LOAVES AND FISHES | TULSA, OK | $344,539 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| CLAREMORE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | CLAREMORE, OK | $342,876 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| TULSA DREAM CENTER | TULSA, OK | $338,111 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
| MERCY MISSION II | GLENPOOL, OK | $323,218 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY |
MARY MARTHA OUTREACH
$7,870,681ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
MARY MARTHA OUTREACH
$5,883,856ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CATHOLIC CHARITIESTULSA
$4,462,846ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA INC
$4,385,499ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CATHOLIC CHARITIES TULSA
$3,495,457ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
TEMPLO CRISTIANO
$1,699,136ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
LA COSECHA (THE HARVEST)
$1,504,753ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
OWASSO COMMUNITY RESOURCES
$1,449,052ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
TEMPLO CRISTIANO
$1,443,390ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
IRON GATE
$1,437,689ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
OWASSO COMMUNITY RESOURCES
$1,436,191ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
ABUNDANT RAIN MINISTRIES
$1,391,804ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
IRON GATE
$1,252,289ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
COMMON GROUND CHURCH
$1,224,057ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
LA COSECHA (THE HARVEST)
$1,216,437ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
ABUNDANT RAIN MINISTRIES
$1,176,874ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
NORTHSTAR STOREHOUSE
$1,030,238ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
COMMON GROUND CHURCH
$945,720ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
NORTHSTAR STOREHOUSE
$934,883ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS
$901,699ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS
$840,813ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
JOHN 316 MISSION INC
$774,390ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
JOHN 316 MISSION
$697,107ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
THE MISSION CENTER
$696,778ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CARING COMMUNITY FRIENDS
$579,551ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CARING COMMUNITY FRIENDS
$565,718ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
PRYOR MINISTRIES CENTER
$502,912ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
PRYOR MINISTRIES CENTER
$488,087ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CHRISTIAN HELP CENTER
$433,510ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
THE MISSION CENTER
$429,473ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
HENRYETTA CHURCH OF CHRIST
$428,621ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
MANNA HOUSE MINISTRIES
$417,851ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
BRISTOW SOCIAL SERVICES INC
$413,610ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
LIFEGATE FREEDOM RECOVERY MINISTRIES
$404,387ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CATHOLIC CHARITIES ST ANNE
$400,578ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
HEAVEN SENT
$399,039ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CATHOLIC CHARITIES ST ANNE
$387,385ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
$367,202ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CHURCH OF THE WORD
$365,430ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
DIVIDING BREAD MINISTRY COLLINSVILLE
$360,288ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CATHOLIC CHARITIESSALLISAW
$356,507ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
DIVIDING BREAD MINISTRY COLLINSVILLE
$354,489ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CLAREMORE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
$350,820ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
BRISTOW SOCIAL SERVICES INC
$350,663ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
HENRYETTA CHURCH OF CHRIST
$348,735ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
MANNA HOUSE MINISTRIES
$345,411ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
PANTRY LOAVES AND FISHES
$344,539ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
CLAREMORE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
$342,876ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
TULSA DREAM CENTER
$338,111ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY
MERCY MISSION II
$323,218ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY