As the state slashes social service budgets, Tulsa’s nearly 50-year-old, Neighbor-For-Neighbor is bracing for an influx of new clients. Executive Director Ann Smith says the need is already great and growing.
They offer medical, dentistry and optometry services as well as a food bank and certain medications. They receive no state or United Way funding.
The non-profit purchased the old Northland Shopping Center at 36th Street North and Hartford. It bases its operations from there.