Inasmuch Foundation has distributed $2.65 million in capital campaign investments to five Oklahoma City institutions whose projects will shape the city's cultural landscape, expand access to essential services, strengthen economic opportunity, and accelerate medical discovery. These investments reflect a long-term commitment to projects that are not only transformational in scale, but are designed to serve the community for generations.

Through the Fall 2025 grant cycle, Inasmuch Foundation has distributed $5.79 million to 43 nonprofit organizations advancing Community Enhancement, Education, Human Services, and Journalism.

During the recent interruption of federal SNAP benefits, Inasmuch Foundation distributed nearly $55,000 in emergency food security funding to 23 Oklahoma nonprofits to help ensure families could continue putting food on the table.

After 16 years and $18.2 million in grants to newsrooms across 41 states, Inasmuch Foundation has sunset its nonprofit investigative journalism funding initiative.

From The Oklahoman:
Josie Kohn is making history this summer as the first person with Down syndrome to participate in the Inasmuch Foundation Community Fellowship program.

The program works to connect college undergraduate and graduate students with nonprofit organizations in Oklahoma City for a paid summer internship.

From Oklahoma City Free Press:
The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden is pleased to announce a record-setting 1,114,208 guests of all ages visited the OKC Zoo during its fiscal year, July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025. This tops the former fiscal year attendance record of 1,107,995 guests who visited the Zoo from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024.

From Oklahoma Voice:
Ylleana Berryhill has joined Oklahoma Voice as its summer intern. 

Part of the Inasmuch Foundation’s Community Fellowship Class, Berryhill, 20, finished her sophomore year at Rose State College in Midwest City, working as associate editor of the campus newspaper.

As part of the Spring 2025 grant cycle, Inasmuch Foundation is proud to distribute $7.16 million to nonprofit organizations supporting Community Enhancement, Education, Human Services, and Journalism programs. This cycle’s grants include funding for critical issues facing Oklahomans, including food insecurity, youth mental health, and arts access, as well as nationwide funding to close journalism gaps.

Homelessness is one of the most complex and pressing issues facing communities today. In Oklahoma City, the Key to Home Partnership exemplifies how public-private collaboration can create meaningful and measurable change.

From KOKH Fox 25:
Visit Oklahoma City and Inasmuch Foundation have partnered to create Cloud Embrace, a new sculpture that will be located at the United Way Plaza at Reno and Walnut Avenue.

From Ophthalmology Times:
As the Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI) celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, $800,000 in grants from Oklahoma-based Inasmuch Foundation and The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation will help to fund the purchase of new equipment for the institute’s academic and research initiatives.

As part of the Fall 2024 grant cycle, Inasmuch Foundation is proud to distribute $13 million to nonprofit organizations supporting transformative work across the Foundation’s focus areas…

From KOKH Fox 25:
On Wednesday, the nonprofit organization Fuel OKC launched a new website to streamline the enrollment process for neighborhood and charter schools in Oklahoma City.

As city leaders work to make Oklahoma City a "big league city," Fuel OKC wants "big league schools."

Inasmuch Foundation is pleased to share the full list of Spring 2024 grant recipients, who will receive more than $22 million combined. The funding will be distributed to 55 nonprofit organizations, split across Inasmuch Foundation’s four focus areas…

Today, Inasmuch Foundation is pleased to announce that the Spring 2024 grant cycle is the largest in Foundation history with more than $22 million awarded to 55 different nonprofit organizations.

Inasmuch Foundation is excited to announce the fall grant awards totaling $6.1 million in funding to support 73 nonprofit organizations. These grants were awarded to organizations aligned with the Foundation’s interest areas…

Inasmuch Foundation is excited to announce the spring grant awards totaling $6.3 million in funding to support 62 nonprofit organizations. These grants were awarded to organizations aligned with the Foundation’s interest areas…

Inasmuch Foundation celebrates Giving Tuesday by distributing $4.3 million in grant funding to 57 nonprofits, including more than $2.8 million to 32 nonprofits serving Central Oklahoma, $1.1 million to 17 journalism organizations nationwide, and $325,000 to 7 nonprofits serving Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Inasmuch Foundation announces $3.7 million in grant funding to eight nonprofit organizations serving Central Oklahoma in the areas of community, education, human services, and journalism. Grantees will utilize this funding to serve Oklahoma City by advancing their diverse missions and expanding their community-wide impact.

Inasmuch Foundation announces the distribution of $9.1 million in grant funding to 73 nonprofits, including over $7.3 million to 57 nonprofits serving Central Oklahoma, and $1.68 million to 16 nonprofit journalism organizations.