Doerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, L.L.P., will host a seminar on American Indian law Friday, April 20, at the Sheraton Midwest City Hotel at 5750 Will Rogers Road. The workshop will run from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is open to the public. Cost to attend is $50 and includes breakfast and lunch. Please contact Tamara Freeman at TFreeman@dsda.com for a registration form.

12.5 million children in the U.S. are obese, nearly triple the number in 1980. These children deal with stigma and the risk of serious health problems. The American Academy of Pediatrics says 85 out of 100 kids with Type II diabetes are obese. CBS Correspondent Byron Pitts met an Oklahoma boy who refused to be counted and inspired his community along the way.

Earlier this year the Oklahoma City Community Foundation received confirmation of our compliance with the National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations. This designation denotes that we have met the most rigorous standards in philanthropy. The reconfirmation serves as an indication of a community foundation’s integrity and demonstrated excellence.

At its Feb. 28 meeting, the Oklahoma City Community Foundation Board of Trustees approved $39,705 in grants to four metropolitan area nonprofit organizations. The grants, which were made through the Margaret Annis Boys Trust and the Literacy is for Everyone (LIFE) Initiative, will support beautification and literacy projects in central Oklahoma.

More than 15 percent of Oklahomans are living with diabetes, according to the Oklahoma Diabetes Prevention and Control Program. The cost of treating and managing this disease can be a heavy monetary burden, especially for individuals without access to quality health care. Thanks to recent grants from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation's Access to Health Care iFund program, several free, nonprofit clinics in central Oklahoma will be able to provide free and low-cost services for low-income and uninsured diabetics.

Girls of Single Mothers between 11 yrs-14 yrs are invited to SASSY Girls Camp.

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