The Jackson Charitable Trust FBO Broken Arrow concentrates its giving on local community infrastructure and neighborhood well‑being in Broken Arrow/Tulsa area. A large share of dollars go to municipal services and park maintenance, with additional support for neighborhood association programming and affordable housing/homelessness efforts. Grants tend to be practical, place‑based contributions that sustain local public assets and basic community services.
Concentrated, place-based giving: multiple repeat, mid-sized grants to a small set of local recipients (notably the City of Broken Arrow), supplemented by targeted grants to community groups and a regional community foundation.
Jackson Charitable Trust Fbo Broken Arrow stands out for a tightly place-based pattern of giving centered on Broken Arrow and the Tulsa metro area. Its largest recent grant in the data set was $38,000 to Tulsa Community Foundation to support affordable housing and combat homelessness, pointing to a clear interest in practical community needs rather than broad thematic spread. The trust also returned to Broken Arrow Neighbors with general operating support in both 2024 and 2025, a sign of ongoing backing for local service delivery. Another repeated line of support goes to the City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma for Jackson Park maintenance, including a $31,105 grant in 2025. Across the recent grants listed, the trust funds municipal services, neighborhood programming, and housing-related response work, with grants that look targeted to specific local assets and organizations. The pattern suggests a funder focused on sustaining neighborhood infrastructure, public space upkeep, and community support organizations in the Broken Arrow area.
One major topic area is public-space upkeep. The trust gave $31,105 in 2025 to the City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma for maintenance for Jackson Park, following prior support for the same purpose in earlier years. Another area is neighborhood support: Broken Arrow Neighbors received $27,000 in 2024 and $25,000 in 2025 for general operating support, showing repeated backing for local programming and services. Housing stability also appears in the portfolio. In 2023, Tulsa Community Foundation received $38,000 to support affordable housing and to combat homelessness. These grants point to a funder that favors practical local service organizations and place-specific projects in the Broken Arrow/Tulsa area.
Typical grant size is tightly clustered: the 25th percentile is $20,417, the median is $22,941, and the 75th percentile is $27,000. The trust’s recent awards also show recurrence, especially for the City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma and Broken Arrow Neighbors, which appear in multiple years. The grants are consistent with a small private trust making direct operating and project support rather than program-related investments or individual grants. The data shows annual grantmaking of $219,127 and assets of $2,001,112.
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Most grants fall between $20K and $27K, with a median of $23K.
25th Percentile
$20K
Median
$23K
75th Percentile
$27K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in OK.
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Notable grantees: City of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Broken Arrow Neighbors, Tulsa Community Foundation
All of the recent grants listed go to U.S. recipients. The trust gives most often in Oklahoma, with Broken Arrow and Tulsa accounting for the named recipient locations. Broken Arrow appears repeatedly through grants to the City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma and Broken Arrow Neighbors, while Tulsa appears in the housing-focused grant to Tulsa Community Foundation. The recipient distribution is fully domestic, with 100% of grants going to U.S. organizations.
It funds municipal and neighborhood organizations in Broken Arrow and Tulsa. Recent grants include support for Jackson Park maintenance through the City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma, general operating support for Broken Arrow Neighbors, and a housing-focused grant to Tulsa Community Foundation.
The distribution is relatively tight. The 25th percentile grant is $20,417, the median is $22,941, and the 75th percentile is $27,000.
Yes. The City of Broken Arrow Oklahoma appears across multiple years for Jackson Park maintenance, and Broken Arrow Neighbors received general operating support in both 2024 and 2025.
Its recent grants go to U.S. recipients only, with Oklahoma as the top state by grant count. Named recipient cities include Broken Arrow and Tulsa.
The recent grants point to three main areas: Jackson Park maintenance in Broken Arrow, neighborhood association support through Broken Arrow Neighbors, and affordable housing and homelessness response through Tulsa Community Foundation.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $40,813 | 2026 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $32,032 | 2026 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $22,829 | 2026 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $31,105 | 2025 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $25,000 | 2025 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $20,417 | 2025 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| BROKEN ARROW NEIGHBORS | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $27,000 | 2024 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $20,521 | 2024 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $19,855 | 2024 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK |
| TULSA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | TULSA, OK | $38,000 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND TO COMBAT HOMELESSNESS |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $22,941 | 2023 | MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK JULY THROUGH DECEMBER 2022 |
| CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA | BROKEN ARROW, OK | $14,288 | 2023 | MIDYEAR MAINTENANCE BILLING FOR JACKSON PARK JAN 2022 THROUGH JUNE 2022 |
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$32,032MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$22,829MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$31,105MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$20,417MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$20,521MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$19,855MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK
TO SUPPORT AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND TO COMBAT HOMELESSNESS
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$22,941MAINTENANCE FOR JACKSON PARK JULY THROUGH DECEMBER 2022
CITY OF BROKEN ARROW OKLAHOMA
$14,288MIDYEAR MAINTENANCE BILLING FOR JACKSON PARK JAN 2022 THROUGH JUNE 2022