Christmas Grace provides Christmas gifts to families in need by pairing them with groups that adopt them and purchase gifts for the family. Families that are not placed with an

adopter are put on our Christmas Store list so that parents may come in and pick out toys for

each child.

500 SE 15th ST OKC, OK 73129

405-632-2644 www.skylineurbanministry.org

Skyline’s volunteer base is its greatest asset.

Each year over 500 individuals provide in excess of 18,000 volunteer hours living out the

Biblical mandate in Matthew 25 by serving our neighbors

Skyline’s mission is to impact lives

to empower those in need, and to address the roots of poverty in OK

How You Can Help:

Donate gently worn prom dresses, shoes and accessories

Make a monetary contribution to help fix zippers or get dresses dry cleaned

Make a monetary contribution to help purchase new school cloth-ing for a child in need

Volunteer for Clothes 4 Kids in June to help during sizing appointments

Volunteer to distribute new school clothes for Clothes 4 Kids in July

Host brand new Sock, Tennis Shoe or Underwear Drives anytime

Adopt a family to purchase gifts for during Christmas Grace

Host a Toy Drive to donate brand new toys to our Christmas Store

Clothing Closet Extension 107

The Clothing Closet offers new and gently used clothing and household goods free to

those who are in need. Those needing emer-gency assistance will need a referral and may come in Tuesday or Thursday mornings or by

appointment. The Clothing Closet store is open to the public to shop Monday through

Friday from 12:30-3pm.

Want to volunteer? Stay connected?

Learn more about Skyline activities and events on Social Media and our webpage.

How You Can Help:

Donate new or gently worn clothing

Donate household items

Volunteer to stock inventory

Assist with referrals for free items

Come shop to help support Skyline!

Seasonal Programs Extension 105

Clothes 4 Kids provides two new school uniforms, underwear, sock, and shoes to

hundreds of kids each summer so that they can start the school year looking and feeling

confident and accepted.

The Prom Dress Event provides gently worn prom dresses and accessories

to young ladies who otherwise would be unable to take part in this special event in a

young lady’s life.

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Eye Clinic Extension 200

The Eye Clinic provides two programs to assist with vision care and eye-glasses: PROGRAM 1: Free Eye Exam By appointment

(Oklahoma County residents only) Appointments made until the available appointments are filled for the month. School children are screened by their school nurse and scheduled an appointment by the school. Students with SoonerCare are eligible for an exam each year through that agency.

PROGRAM 2: Glasses Ordering/Repair

(no residency requirements) Ordering glasses: Wednesday 8:30-10:00am (no appointment necessary) Repairs: Any Wednesday 9:00-10:00am (no appointment necessary)

Repairs & reading glasses are free. Cost of eye-glasses single lens $35. Cost of bifocals $55.

How You Can Help:

Help recruit new doctors for the Eye Clinic

Volunteer to be an Eye Clinic receptionist

Donate reading glasses & eyeglass cases

Donate funds for those not able to pay the $35 lens fee or bus passes, $4 each, to get to and from eye care appointments

Food Resource Center Extension 116

Over 650,000 Oklahoman's wonder where their next meal is coming from and 1 out of 5 children go to bed hungry . Through our partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, Skyline is able to provide two-weeks worth of food for 25,000 families each year. Operating as a "client choice pantry" where clients can select foods, based on their family size, food preferences, and dietary needs, Skyline serves as a "model choice pantry." As a proud Partner Agency of the United Way, Skyline is better able to serve Oklahomans in the fight against hunger.

How you can help:

Donate food and encourage your church to support the Food Resource Center

Volunteer to help with shopping or data entry

Be a volunteer intake receptionist

Help stock food on shelves

Prime Timers Extension 106

Prime Timers is a place where seniors age 55+ meet for fellowship, food, and devotions Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Volun-teer groups from churches and organizations bring meals to serve lunch. Throughout each of Skyline’s programs, dignity is our key value. Skyline treats each client with a sense of dignity and promotes the client’s self-worth. Each client receives face-to-face, one-on-one interaction with our staff members and with volunteers.

How You Can Help:

Collect and donate Bingo prizes such as knick-knacks, canned food, paper towels

Together with your SS class or other small group, schedule a time M, W, or F to prepare and serve lunch to our seniors

Suggest a speaker or offer to talk on a subject of interest to seniors.