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Find information on the leading Tulsa Oklahoma non-profit agencies, organizations, and government programs to call for help with rent. Thousands of people are supported each and every year by these various non-profit agencies.
Most of the agencies have certain criteria that need to be met before distributing financial assistance for paying rent, bills, or other housing expenses. Some focus on helping families with children, others on veterans, and all focus on lower income individuals.
While every Tulsa family may not qualify for rent assistance, these non-profit organizations, churches, and other groups can also serve as a great place to call for general housing information and referrals to even other organizations. You should also always call for help prior to receiving an eviction notice.
Boston Avenue Helping Hands, Inc., which also goes by the name of dba Helping Hands Ministry, is a non-profit organization that provides individuals with limited amounts of emergency financial help and money to pay bills, housing expenses, rent, and more. They do offer as indicated rent and housing assistance, and aid is limited to once per year. Address is 700 S. Boston, Tulsa, OK . Many criteria apply before getting help. Call 918-582-1356.
American Legion, Carson Wilson Rigney Forrester Post 1, which is located at 1120 E. 8th St. in Tulsa, OK, focuses on veterans only. The legion of Tulsa can help needy veterans obtain emergency financial aid from veteran and government agencies for rent, shelter and utilities. 918-584-4274
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Day Center for the Homeless can help people faced with an eviction or who are homeless or on the verge of losing their home. These individuals can get housing counseling, case management, eviction prevention advice, shelter, and other short term rental and crisis help. Address 415 W. Archer St., Tulsa, OK 74103. Call 918-583-5588
Baptist Ministry Center, Tulsa - Funding is limited, but may have or be able to offer emergency financial assistance for paying for expenses such as housing, rent, and various household items, among other bills. Tulsa, Oklahoma 918-585-5310
Sand Springs Community Services. Dial (918) 245-5183. Get up to $200 in rent payment assistance. You need to have an eviction notice.
Catholic Charities focuses aid on low income women who are pregnant, homeless, or have infants or babies, and these families can get emergency aid for paying expenses such as rent, housing and other expenses such as food, clothing, and temporary lodging. In addition to those services, lodging and shelter may be offered as needed for working poor families of all backgrounds. Call 918-585-8167.
Disabled American Veterans – Tulsa (phone 918-834-4643) also helps only veterans, and they can apply for housing and/or rent help from this government agency. They provide services to veterans to help obtain emergency financial aid through Oklahoma and federal government veteran agencies.
Salvation Army - Tulsa Citadel
3901 E. 28th St.
Tulsa, OK 74114
918-747-8844 Voice
The Salvation Army of Tulsa Oklahoma offers the low income and people who are struggling a wide variety of assistance, including housing and rent, to help people through tough times. From shelters to groceries to utility assistance, the Salvation Army offers relief and aid.
Glory House - This non-profit is a shelter for homeless women. Call 918-584-1808
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John 3:16 Mission, Men's Shelter
Address - 506 N. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74103
Family and Youth Center
2027 N. Cincinnati Ave.
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74186
918-592-1186 Family Center
Both of these locations are part of a local Tulsa Oklahoma Christian ministry that offers shelter, rent help, food, housing counseling, and other support to the homeless and people at risk of eviction.
Neighbor For Neighbor
505 E. 36 St. N.
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74106-1812
918-425-5578
This program provides housing advice, family assistance, and much more, including medical bill help, household items, and more.
Tulsa County is also supported by Bixby Community Outreach Center. The non-profit offers information on housing and rent assistance, referrals, financial assistance for paying rent. They also assist families in times of emergency and crisis. Call (918) 366-9226
Community Action Project Of Tulsa County, Inc. (dial (918) 382-3200) offers log term self-sufficiency, information on financial and rent assistance, and other programs for families with children, the elderly, and very young. Tulsa Oklahoma.
Neighborhood Housing Services of Tulsa
1436 N. Cheyenne Ave.
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74106
918-582-3711 Voice
Housing programs, including first-time homebuyer assistance with closing and down payment costs, homebuyer education, and income and other eligibility criteria apply for some programs.
Restore Hope Ministries
2960 Charles Page Blvd.
Tulsa, OK 74127
918-582-5766 Voice
While not providing cash, this agency provides no-interest loans for emergency needs to help qualify people pay rent, utilities, and prescriptions, clothing assistance, and food assistance.
Salvation Army - Tulsa Metropolitan
Area Command
1616 S. Main
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119-4410
918-587-7801 Voice
This Salvation Army branch focuses on the downtown area and city of Tulsa itself, and it offers a wide range of assistance to help people through tough times or a short term hardship. Call the branch to get access to shelters, groceries, and heating and utility assistance. The Salvation Army offers relief and financial help for rent and housing expenses when funding allows.
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Tulsa Center for AIDS Resources, Education and Support (Tulsa C.A.R.E.S.)
3507 E. Admiral Pl.
Tulsa, OK 74115-8211
800-474-4872 Toll-Free
This non-profit provides emergency aid and financial services for persons with HIV/AIDS that include free food, housing counseling, prescriptions, housing aid, rent support, health, eviction prevention and case management.
Western Neighbors, Inc.
P.O. Box 570976
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74157-0976
4981 S. Tacoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
918-445-8840 Voice
Provides services for low income residents who live in the southwest Tulsa Oklahoma area, and services include limited amounts of financial assistance for paying bills, free food, clothing and rent help and utilities assistance that is based on funds available.
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