Who We Are
Surayya Anne Foundation OKC opened its doors in February of 2016 in the Mercy Mission Building in NW Oklahoma City. Recognizing a need that extended beyond Tulsa, we have set our intentions to partner with other organizations and communities to assist women and children through a variety of humanitarian efforts.
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SAF OKC has been assisting families during this difficult time only because of your help. Please give generously that we may continue.
Zakat is very similar to “tithes” and is the term Muslims use... but giving is for everyone!!! We believe that even a smile is charity.
Thanks for all you do to help us serve those in need!
Regardless of your child growing in your body or heart.... Your love for your child is a true blessing and joy to see!
On behalf of the Board and Staff ... Enjoy this day. Happy Mother’s Day
SAF OKC wants to continue it’s efforts with our Ramadan Family support tradition .... our 3rd year is different but we we will still carry on!
Please consider making a difference in our youths lives during this blessed month for them.
Feel free to donate, drive off or mail gift cards or unwrapped/new gifts for a young person.
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SAF OKC - Fabulous Friday ....An unbeatable woman who made win after win, while making history. Althea Gibson was a warrior when it came to tennis. She the first African American player to compete and win at the French Tournament (1956), Wimbledon (1957), and the U.S. Nationals (1957). She was the first African American to win a Grand Slam title! It was not easy. Gibson faces adversity and racial discrimination as she was not allowed in some prestigious hotels, events, and even luncheons to celebrate her victories. She said she felt a burden on her shoulders to represent the African American community in such an under-represented sport. Despite it all, Gibson was celebrated in the International Tennis Hall of Fame (1971) and the International Women’s Sports Hall of Fame (1980), slamming her spot in grand history.
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