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Help Adults Reconnect to Education, Work, and Opportunity!
Since 1966, OIC of Oklahoma County has inspired and motivated adult learners through academic and career education.
Your gift helps adults take meaningful steps toward a stronger future through GED and High School Equivalency preparation, adult literacy, English language learning, computer training, career coaching, workforce readiness, entrepreneurship, re-entry support, and technology pathways.
When you give to OIC, you are investing in dignity, opportunity, second chances, and lifelong learning.
Donate today and help open the next door for an adult learner.
Why Your Gift Matters
Many adults are working to complete foundational education, strengthen job skills, improve literacy, learn English, access technology training, or prepare for meaningful employment.
OIC exists to help close that gap.
We serve adult learners with respect, relevance, and support. Our work is not just about academic outcomes. OIC educates the whole person by helping learners build confidence, prepare for work, access resources, and move forward with dignity.
Your donation helps make that possible.
Your Gift Helps Support
Adult Education
Your support helps adult learners prepare for GED, HiSET, High School Equivalency, basic reading, math, and English language learning.
Workforce Readiness
Your gift supports career coaching, resume preparation, interview support, job placement, and pathways into employment.
Digital Skills and Technology Pathways
Your donation helps expand computer software training and Bridge2Tech pathways, including entry-level IT, help desk, web development, app development, and cybersecurity.
Second Chances
Your support helps justice-involved adults and young people access education, career guidance, and the structure needed to move forward.
Whole-Person Support
Your gift helps OIC connect learners to education, encouragement, resources, and opportunities that support long-term success.
Give Once or Become a Monthly Donor - Honor 60 Years of OIC
In 2026, OIC of Oklahoma County celebrates 60 years of impact through the Then. Now. Next. anniversary campaign.
Then: A legacy rooted in adult education, workforce opportunity, and community progress.
Now: Programs that meet adult learners with dignity, relevance, and real pathways forward.
Next: A stronger future through expanded technology training, digital learning, career coaching, employer partnerships, and community investment.
Be part of the next chapter.
Every gift matters.
A one-time gift provides immediate support for OIC’s mission. A monthly gift provides steady support that helps OIC serve adult learners throughout the year.
Suggested Giving Levels
$25 Monthly
Provides steady monthly support for adult learners working toward education, employment, and long-term stability.
$60
Honors 60 years of OIC’s legacy and supports continued service to adult learners across Oklahoma County and surrounding communities.
$150
Helps support learner resources, classroom materials, career-readiness support, and program needs.
$600
Helps provide deeper support for adult learners preparing for education completion, workforce readiness, and career advancement.
$6,000
Helps strengthen OIC programs, technology pathways, staffing stability, learner support, and mission growth.
JOIN THE 60 FOR 60 LEGACY CIRCLE
Help Build a More Sustainable Future
OIC’s mission depends on community investment.
Unrestricted donations help OIC respond where support is needed most, including learner services, staffing, program delivery, technology, facilities, outreach, and community engagement.
Your gift helps OIC remain stable, responsive, and prepared to serve adult learners now and in the years ahead.
INVEST IN OIC
Your Gift Supports Real Pathways
OIC of Oklahoma County serves adult learners ages 16 and older through open-enrollment, year-round programs.
Programs include:
GED and High School Equivalency preparation
Adult Basic Education and Literacy
English for Non-Native Speakers
Computer Software Training
Bridge2Tech
Exit-2-Success career coaching and job placement
Business Academy
Re-entry and justice-involved programming
National Testing Center services for GED and HiSET
Your donation helps learners move from where they are to where they are ready to go next.
HELP OPEN THE NEXT DOOR
Corporate and Community Giving
Businesses, churches, civic groups, and community partners are invited to invest in adult education, workforce readiness, and second-chance pathways.
Your organization can support OIC through one-time gifts, monthly giving, sponsorships, employee giving, matching gifts, in-kind support, volunteer engagement, and event partnerships.
Together, we can strengthen education, workforce opportunity, and community progress.
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Your generosity helps adults access education, build confidence, prepare for work, and take meaningful steps toward long-term success.
Invest in opportunity.
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Invest in lifelong learning.
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Success Stories
Ken
On Track for college and beyond!
As a single parent, Tanya Burrell began meeting with her tutor four years ago, raising her reading level over 7 grade levels. Her first goals were to improve her basic literacy skills. Now she is in her fourth semester of college and plans to become a physical therapist. TanyaΓÇÖs opportunities to improve her lifestyle and provide for her son have kept her motivation strong. ΓÇ£I have fallen in love with reading and love to share this with my son,ΓÇ¥ says Tanya.
Tanya Burrell
Got My Diploma!
22 year old Cheyenne Metcalf tried twice to get her diploma while living in Bakersfield, California. "It was horrible," said Cheyenne. "The instructors would just give us work and expect us to figure it out." "Alot of people think we as students just need to know what's on the test but what good is any of that if you don't understand.ΓÇ¥ It was then that Cheyenne made the critical decision to leave Bakersfield and come to Oklahoma City with a relative whom also happened to be an OIC learner. She immediately enrolled into OIC and saw some major differences. "The instruction and environment were night and day from what I had been through and that was the difference maker for me at least. My instructor taught me HOW I learned so now I could finally understand.ΓÇ¥ Cheyenne passed each of her subject area tests on her first attempt and she now has her diploma. All of this while picking up a job that required her to work overnight at times. At OIC "Gettin it in" is not just a phrase, but a lifestyle generated through everyday habits and a solid commitment.
Got My GED!
A proud graduate at OIC, Ken says: "With the instruction of the teachers and tutors I was able to acquire all the lessons I needed to achieve my goal. I didn't really think I could get it with all my ups and downs. With all the encouragement from the personnel at OIC, they helped me stick it out. I have made my way through all the lessons and I have now attained my GED."