Fostering Healthy Communities

Fostering Healthy Communities is a
non-profit for 100% Support and Growth.

  • We function on 100% donations

  • No salaries are received

  • All financial transactions and spending are viewable by the public (donors and investors)

  • We have Board Members  

  • We are a 501(c)(3) entity

We Are Not a Church

Our foundation, walls, ceiling, and roof are Biblically woven together and connected for one structural purpose: to help individuals “hold life together.” We walk alongside people so they can maintain their God-given function within their community—ultimately strengthening the city’s future.

Our Mission

Our mission is to support communities in cultivating societal health by providing the strength and encouragement needed to pursue unity and wholeness.

Who do we support?
Anyone and everyone.

Why do we do this?
Because we all hurt. We’ve all shed tears. We’ve all faced unexpected separation, conflict, disconnection, and painful incidents. Pain in its many forms can be exhausting, agonizing, and overwhelming.

We want to help.

When rejection comes—from family, the workplace, or even church—we often withdraw and isolate ourselves. These areas of life impact us deeply because we spend so much of our time there. If hurt comes from them, we can feel lost and alone.

That is why we exist.

Our Outreach

We are based in Moore and Midwest City, but we have extended support throughout surrounding communities. We mailed 382 letters of encouragement to religious institutions in Newalla, Choctaw, Jones, Harrah, Del City, Midwest City, South Oklahoma City, Moore, Noble, and Norman. These letters were also shared with local businesses.

Fostering Healthy Communities seeks to come alongside leadership at these locations, offering help for their visitors, employees, and members to maintain or regain emotional, mental, and spiritual health, stability, and security.

Our Services

We provide support services—usually at no cost. We do not sell goods.

  • Marriage Retreat (local) – $50 (covers books and lunch)

    • Friday: 5 PM – 7 PM

    • Saturday: 9 AM – 6 PM (lunch included)

  • ManDate Men’s Retreat – Cost of hotel room & optional van travel

  • Passover Seder (annual) – No cost, limited seating

  • Bridges to the Community / Bread Box – One of our most impactful offerings. Intimate, supportive, and engaging, these gatherings foster laughter, restoration, and healing.

Servant Leadership: A People-First Philosophy

We believe leadership is best expressed through servanthood. This approach prioritizes people over results, creating an environment where individuals can thrive and reach their fullest potential—spiritually, emotionally, and personally.

A servant-leader seizes every opportunity to serve others, guiding them in growth, healing, and maturity.