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Phillips Murrah Paying it Forward campaign benefits Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled in July

By October 5th, 2023No Comments
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Phillips Murrah's Paying It Forward amplifies the message of one non-profit organization each month, all year long.

Since December of 2020, Phillips Murrah has partnered with Oklahoma NPR radio station KGOU to sponsor broadcast announcements each month that shine a light on a selected non-profit organization. Our aim is to amplify each beneficiary organizations’ needs and goals, and to help increase awareness, drive volunteer quality and quantity, assist in fundraising support, and improve capacity to deliver service to the community. In December 2022, Phillips Murrah expanded the reach of our Paying it Forward partnership to include NPR’s other OKC radio station, KOSU.

Our Paying it Forward beneficiary in July 2023 is Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled. #PIFOKC

Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled

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To celebrate July as Disability Pride Month, Phillips Murrah is proud to support Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled (OKFD) as our July Paying it Forward beneficiary. Established in 1960, OKFD is a non-profit social services organization providing high-quality and activity oriented adult day health services for adults with specialized developmental needs in central Oklahoma.

OKFD’s mission in central Oklahoma is to improve the quality of life for adults with specialized developmental needs. They achieve this by providing learning programs and services that include life skills training, recreational activities, and socialization inclusion opportunities in a safe, caring, and compassion-focused environment.

According to the American Bar Association, Disability Pride Month celebrates disabled persons embracing their disabilities as integral parts of who they are, reclaiming visibility in public and interacting fully with their disabilities out in the open, and rejecting shame and internalized ableism. It is a time for the disability community to come together, uplift, and amplify one another’s voices and be heard. Disability pride has been described as “accepting and honoring each person’s uniqueness and seeing it as a natural and beautiful part of human diversity.”

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