Positive Tomorrows

A HUGE thank you to our friends at OGE Energy Corp. for bringing an unforgettable amount of fun and learning to Spring Break Camp! Thanks to their generous grant, our students are having an incredible week filled with joy, discovery, and hands-on experiences. Yesterday, the OG&E team also brought the fun straight to our students when we got to: ?? Get up close with a real bucket truck and meet OG&E linemen ?? Tour the OG&E ThunderBolt for an interactive, Thunder-themed experience to learn about energy efficiency ???? Move and groove with the OG&E team during a high-energy, glow-in-the-dark dance party with a live DJ ?? Learn all about monarchs and pollination from the Monarch Society A special shoutout to OG&E’s New Member Resource Group for making sure our students had food bags to cover the days they aren’t at break camp. OG&E, your support helps create bright futures for our students, and we’re so grateful for your partnership! ????

Now hiring summer staff! ?? Each year, our summer break camp provides learning and enrichment activities outside the regular classroom. Summer camp counselors provide a safe, fun and educational atmosphere where students experiencing homelessness have the opportunity for academic, social-emotional and physical growth during camp. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/g3ChVhsc

Cork & Canvas is less than one month away! ?? Don't miss your chance to party with a purpose and enjoy unlimited food, drinks, and fun while supporting kids and families experiencing homelessness. Guests must be 21+ to attend. Here's a sneak peek of a collaborative piece made by our kindergarten class that will be part of the silent auction. ?? ?? Get your tickets today?? : https://lnkd.in/gktzSyTt

Our students are training hard for the annual Positive Tomorrows 5K! ??♀???♂? Every spring, all students learn the power of goal setting and teamwork. To ensure every child has the tools they need to succeed, this #WishlistWednesday, we're looking for in-kind donations like new running shoes, medals, kids' shorts, and healthy protein-packed snacks. Shop our wish list and be a part of their achievement! ??: https://lnkd.in/g8Qv96Nn

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! ?? We're looking for more than 100 helpers for our school-wide 5K on Friday, May 2nd, from 8:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Our primary need is for race buddies who can jog with students as they complete the event. We also need bike riders who can help monitor the course, finish-line ribbon holders, and encouragers! Learn more and sign up here ??: https://lnkd.in/gBNY-2v5

Congratulations to our Director of Finance & Operations, Jessica Nolte, for her recognition on The Journal Record's 2025 Power List of Women in Accounting, Banking and Finance. ?? Jessica’s dedication keeps Positive Tomorrows running seamlessly. From managing budgets to ensuring every dollar is used wisely, her attention to detail and commitment to fiscal responsibility make it possible for our teachers to teach, our students to thrive, and our programs to grow. Her work may happen behind the scenes, but its impact is felt in every classroom, meal served, and family supported. We're grateful for you, Jessica! ???? ??: https://lnkd.in/gqtT8aPR

50 families. 50 hygiene bags. One powerful act of kindness. ?? At Positive Tomorrows, we equip families experiencing homelessness with full-sized hygiene products every 6 weeks. It's more than just soap – it's a boost of self-esteem! This?#WishlistWednesday, join us in making a tangible difference. Explore our Amazon Wishlist and help us build confidence. ?? :?https://lnkd.in/gTGZjcVz

Our students hosted a special Living History Museum today in honor of Black History Month! Students chose an influential Black leader, researched their lives, and created a poster to share their stories. From scientists and artists to athletes and civil rights heroes, they highlighted some of the achievements and legacies that continue to inspire us all.

Congratulations to our President & CEO, Margaret Creighton, for her recognition on The Journal Record's 2025 Power List of Nonprofit Leaders. ?? Positive Tomorrows is grateful for the vision and leadership she brings to our organization and the care with which she does it. We are proud to be on your team, Margaret! ??: https://lnkd.in/gqtjGZWn

When winter weather hits, we do everything we can to keep our doors open, because virtual learning isn’t an option for our families. When closures are unavoidable, the impact is immediate. Disruptions like a school closure are hard on even the most resourced among us. Unexpected hurdles hit families working to overcome homelessness even harder. When students aren’t in school, everything comes to a halt. Parents can’t go to work or continue an employment search. Extended school closures can cause a family to be stuck in a holding pattern, unable to go where they need to go to reach success. While our building may be closed, our team is still connecting with our school community. When closing, each family is informed by their Positive Tomorrows case manager who ensures families are safe, with access to necessities like heat and food. Meeting individual needs is our first priority during an unexpected disruption to our schedule. YOU CAN HELP - The best way to help right now is through financial support. Monthly donations make it possible for us to respond to the immediate needs of our students and families year-round. Donations can be made now at https://lnkd.in/g2janzg8