Thanks to Our Sponsors!

Penthouse Sponsor

• Global Power Equipment / Braden Manufacturing

Terrace View Sponsors

• Ruth Nelson & Tom Murphy • Sprouse Shrader Smith, PLLC

Balcony Sponsors

• The Bama Companies• Bank of Oklahoma • Carl Cornelius & Amber Howard Cornelius • Oliver & Meredith Howard • KWB Oil Property Management, Inc. • LynnCo Supply Chain Solutions • Memorial Machine • Public Service Company of Oklahoma • Drs. Andrew & Heather Revelis • Williams

Mezzanine Sponsors

• BKD CPA’s & Advisors • BlueCross BlueShield of Oklahoma• Ann Domin• Gena Duvall• Grand National Trailer• Charlie Jackson • Magoon & Associates• Nancy & Joe McDonald • Momentum3, LLC • Ron & Bonnie Peters • Tulsa Educare, Inc.• T. D. WIlliamson, Inc.

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A Great Night Awaits You!Raffle Packages …………………………………… 2

Online Auction ………………………………………3

Restaurant Pull …………………………………… 5

2015 Venues …………………………………… 7 & 10

Venue Map ……………………………………… 8 - 9

2015 Top of the Town CommitteeChair: Heather Hope-Hernandez, HKH AdvertisingAmber Howard Cornelius, Sprouse Shrader Smith, PLLCDonna Davis, BAM, LLCKatie Hudson, Mid-Continent TowerAnn Speicher, Community VolunteerKaren Smith, CCRC Program DirectorMelinda Belcher, CCRCStephanie Howard, CCRCShauna Meador, CCRCCasey Moore, CCRCCynthia Mooney, CCRCEllie Newby, CCRCAmy Peters, CCRCJoyce Reynolds, CCRCJessica Ruggles, CCRCCollette Sawyer, CCRCRetta Seger, CCRCSam Stephenson, CCRCPaige Whalen, CCRCPat Kroblin, PK Promotions, Inc.

Raffle Packages

Just $5 for your chance to win Or $20 for 5 chances!Enter as many times as you like to win one or more of these great, one-of-a-kind packages.

Buy your tickets at the Kennedy Building or BOK Tower. Proceeds benefit the Child Care Resource Center. Winners will be notified by June 19, 2015.

Golfer’s Delight Value: $550 • Four rounds of golf with cart at Owasso Golf & Athletic Club • Four rounds of golf at White Hawk Golf Club (M-F only) • Four rounds of golf at Battle Creek Golf Club • Two rounds of golf at Clary Fields

Pamper Me Value: $500 • Massage at Miss Jackson’s • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon, Epic Salon • Red Lobster gift certificates • Mary Kay body care set for women • Vera Bradley bag • Meltdown Fitness – one month of unlimited classes • Uptown Salon and Spa – one-hour facial from Lisa Cromley

Family Fun Tulsa Staycation Value: $440 • $40 Gift Cards from Quick Trip • Tulsa Zoo – four passes • Big Splash – two day-passes • TU Football – four tickets: vs. Louisiana-Monroe, Oct. 10 • Two free haircuts from Sports Clips Haircuts for Men • Vera Bradley bag • Copper Kiln ceramic studio – gift certificate • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon at Epic Salon • Freckles Frozen Custard gift card • Tulsa State Fair and rodeo tickets – Friday, Oct. 9

Samsung 32” Television Value: $220

Baseball Fanatic Value: Priceless • Signed memorabilia from a trio of Tulsa and Bishop Kelley players: Matt Reynolds of the NY Mets AAA, Blake King of the St. Louis Cardinals and retired Catcher Rick Wrona of the Chicago Cubs • Two NY Mets ball caps • The Cy Young Catcher, by Charlie O’Brien with Doug Wedge • Assortment of ballpark snacks

Father’s Day Special Value: $530 • Meltdown Fitness – one month of unlimited classes • Four rounds of golf with cart at Broken Arrow Golf & Athletic Club • Mary Kay skincare products for men • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon, Epic Salon • Five Guys Burgers and Fries gift certificate

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Online Auction

Bid now! Auction closes June 12, 6 pm Scan this QR code to go to the auction site. Even more items are listed there! Winners will be contacted by June 19.

Baseball Collectibles • NY Mets Third Baseman & Team Captain David Wright: – Autographed baseball in case Value: $325 – Autographed and framed photo Value: $225 • Ron Cey, famed LA Dodgers Third Baseman: autographed baseball in case Value: $100 • Cody Asche, Philadelphia Phillies Third Baseman: autographed baseball in case Value: $50 • David Phelps, Miami Marlins Pitcher: autographed baseball in case Value: $50 • Jake Odorizzi, Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher: autographed baseball in case Value: $50

Children’s Book Collections Value: $44 - $65

Zen Body 30-Day Class Pass Value: $65

Bless Ur Heart Boutique Gift Basket Value: $75

Original painting by DD Duvall Value: $225

Uptown Salon and Spa facial by Lisa Cromley Value: $70.

iidentity Salon Beauty Package Value: $115

Owasso Body Coach • THREE great packages to choose from! Value: $99 - $270

Signed University of Oklahoma Football Memorabilia Value: Priceless

Tulsa State Fair and Rodeo Tickets plus memorabilia Value: $160

Did you know?More than 1,900 items are available for check-out through the CCRC Toy Lending and Resource Library.

For help finding child care visit www.ccrctulsa.org

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Restaurant Pull

Try your luck at 7:30 pm – 110 W. 7th St.

Boost your support for the Child Care Resource Center with our Restaurant Pull. You can’t lose! Each pull is $25 – for a gift certificate worth $25 or more at one of these fabulous restaurants:

• Bodean Restaurant & Market• Burn Co. Barbecue• Charleston’s Restaurant• Cheddar’s Casual Cafe• Chili’s / Macaroni Grill / Maggiano’s or On the Border• Chuy’s Tex-Mex• Compadres Grill• Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and Restaurant • East Village Bohemian Pizzeria• El Chico• Florence Park Cafe • The Hamlet

• Hideaway Pizza• Johnny Carinos • Lambrusco’z To Go• Logan’s Roadhouse Steaks• Los Cabos Mexican Grill & Cantina• Mi Cocina• Napa Flats Wood-Fired Kitchen• Olive Garden (71st & Memorial only)• Pei Wei• P.F. Chang’s• Red Rock Canyon• Sisserou’s• Sushi Hana • Tulsa Press Club

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Map on pages 8 - 9. More venue info on page 11.

(R) = Restrooms (DT) = Drink tickets required

1. Baxter’s Interurban 717 S. Houston A great place to park and catch the trolley. Be sure to stop in for a bite of their spectacular pesto formaggio. (R)

2. Aloft Tulsa Downtown 200 Civic Center A hit last year: enjoy frozen Jack Daniels and Coke Shots with appetizers from Ted’s Café Escondido. Music by Rachel La Vonne (7 pm -10 pm). Enter the raffle for a free night’s stay! (R)

3. Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano 219 S. Cheyenne Don’t miss their outstanding penne primavera with grilled chicken and garlic Parmesan breadsticks. Cash bar. (R)

4. Mixed Company Bar 302 S. Cheyenne In a setting you might call “Deco-meets-Dust Bowl,” enjoy rosemary lemon cake and a Stamos Gin Fizz. Cash Bar. (R)

5. Switchgear Search and Recruiting 201 W. 5th Mardi Gras in June! Award-winning Switchgear Search and Recruiting knows how to throw a party. Laissez les bons temps rouler while enjoying a Bon Temps Twist!

6. Mayo Hotel – Penthouse Bar 115 W. 5th Watch the sun set over the Arkansas River while enjoying an assortment of appetizers. Cash bar. (R)

7. 110 W. 7th – 27th Floor Don’t miss the Restaurant Pull happening here at 7:30 pm (details: p. 5). Food provided by The Rusty Crane, plus wine. Get your picture taken in the Route 66 PHOTO BOOTH while listening to blues, jazz, rock and Americana from Jennifer Marriott (6 - 8 pm), followed by blues, jazz and soul from Jessica Hunt (8 - 10 pm). (DT)

8. The Summit Club – Bank of American Building 15 W. 6th Head up to the 31st floor terrace for stunning views and a taste of Italy with Pasta Cinque Terre. Cash bar. (R)

9. BOK / Williams Tower – Conner & Winters One Williams Center Take in the fabulous views from the 40th floor while sipping champagne and savoring chocolates from Glacier Confection. Buy your Raffle tickets here (details on page 2). Enjoy listening to saxophonist Myron Oliver (6 - 8 pm), followed by singer/songwriter Meggie McDonald (8 - 10 pm). (DT)

10. Hyatt Regency Hotel 100 E. 2nd In the Upper Lobby, enjoy Antipasto / Grilled Vegetable Skewers with dry Italian salami prosciutto, marinated manchego & mozzarella. And don’t miss the gorgeous views from the 15th floor Chairman’s Suite. A signature drink and assorted bruschetta await: tenderloin and goat cheese, artichoke and pesto, tomato and basil. (R)

11. 320 Boston Building – Hall Estill 320 S. Boston Head up to the 21st floor for treats from Ludger’s Catering & Private Dining, along with frozen margaritas. Get your picture taken in the Route 66 PHOTO BOOTH while listening to R&B from Alicia Hill (6 - 8 pm), followed by Nick Whitaker of the FM Pilots. (DT)

12. Kennedy Building Lobby 321 S. Boston Will-call and ticket sales. Savor tasty treats from Te Kei’s and beer. Harpist Lorelei Barton will play (6 - 8 pm). Buy your Raffle tickets here (details on page 2) – and take selfies with the Tulsa skyline in the background!

Thanks for keeping the lights on for us!

...And for the fabulous treats!

• Ann’s Bakery• Baxter’s Interurban Grill• Caz’s Chop House• Deco Deli & Market• Elote Café & Catering• Glacier Confection• Jarboe Sales Company• Lassalle’s New Orleans Deli• Ludger’s Catering & Events• McNellie’s Group• Mixed Company Bar• Mod’s Coffee & Crepes• Mustang Brewing Company• Napa Flats Wood-Fired Kitchen• Nothing Bundt Cakes

• Old Village Wine & Spirits• Premium Brands• Route 66 PHOTO BOOTH• The Rusty Crane• Tavolo Italian Bistro• Te Kei’s Chinese/Asian Kitchen• Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano• Tulsa Press Club• The Vault• Whiskey Business

• 320 Boston, LLC• Aloft Tulsa Downtown• BAM, LLC• BOK / Williams Center Tower• Conner & Winters, LLC• Courtyard by Marriott • Hall Estill Attorneys at Law• Hyatt Regency Hotel • Mayo Hotel

• Mid-Continent Tower, LLC • Pinkerton Law, PC• Prescott Realty Group • River City Development• Summit Club• Switchgear Search and Recruiting• Wiggin Properties• YMCA Downtown

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1. Baxter’s Interurban 717 S. Houston2. Aloft Tulsa Downtown 200 Civic Center3. Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano 219 S. Cheyenne4. Mixed Company Bar 302 S. Cheyenne5. Switchgear Search and Recruiting 201 W. 5th6. Mayo Hotel – Penthouse Bar 115 W. 5th7. 110 W. 7th / 27th Floor8. The Summit Club – Bank of American Building 15 W. 6th9. BOK / Williams Tower – Conner & Winters One Williams Center / 40th Floor10. Hyatt Regency Hotel 100 E. 2nd11. 320 Boston Building – Hall Estill 320 S. Boston / 21st Floor12. Kennedy Building Lobby 321 S. Boston13. Entrance to the Tunnels through 320 S. Boston Building14. Mid-Continent Tower / 36th Floor: VIP ONLY 401 S. Boston Red wristband required15. Deco Deli & Market 415 S. Boston16. Courtyard by Marriott 415 S. Boston17. Tulsa Press Club 415 S. Boston18. Pinkerton Law Offices: VIP ONLY 15 E. 5th / 20th Floor Red wristband required19. Philtower Building 420 S. Boston / 12th Floor Balcony20. Elote Café & Catering 514 S. Boston21. Mod’s Coffee & Crepes 507 S. Boston22. Lassalle’s New Orleans Deli 601 S. Boston23. The Vault 620 S. Cincinnati24. YMCA Downtown 418 S. Main25. 420 Mayo 420 S. Main

Free Parking:• The Vault: 7th and Cincinnati• First Presbyterian Church after 5:30: 7th and Boston• Baxter’s Interurban Grill: South of 7th & Houston• On the street after 5 pm

FREE trolleys will run in a loop around the event all evening. Your wristband gets you a ride!

Remember to wear your wristband: it’s your ticket!

Three drink tickets came with your ticket. Our volunteers are not able to offer you more, but there will be several cash bars and free offers on the route.Please do not leave Top of the Town venues with alcoholic beverages in hand. All drinks must be consumed within venue premises.

Proceed in any order you wish!Plan ahead – venues will close at 10:00 pm.

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Map on pages 8 - 9. More venue info on page 7.

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13. Entrance to the Tunnels through 320 S. Boston Building These once-secret tunnels were built beginning in the late 1920s to allow oil barons to move from building to building without being seen – or kidnapped. A great way to get to the Kennedy Building and the Mid-Continent Tower!

14. Mid-Continent Tower / 36th Floor - VIP ONLY 401 S. Boston Enjoy McNellie’s famous artichoke dip and the spectacular tastes of a Mediterranean plate from Napa Flats Wood-Fired Kitchen while listening to a blend of blues, folk, soul and rock from Mark Gibson (6 - 8 pm) and the country-inspired tunes of Joe Rentie (8 - 10 pm). Red wristband required.

15. Deco Deli & Market 415 S. Boston Sample gourmet grilled sandwiches and homemade sweet potato chips in a Deco landmark, the Atlas Life Building.

16. Courtyard by Marriott 415 S. Boston The Marriott crew offers eclectic fun! Enjoy appetizers, a wine tasting and tequila strawberries – plus belly dancers. Chair massages on the 7th floor.

17. Tulsa Press Club 415 S. Boston News flash: The BBQ meatballs are back! Look for cookies and drink specials, too. Cash bar. (R)

18. Pinkerton Law Offices – VIP ONLY 15 E. 5th St. / 20th Floor Enjoy treats from Ann’s Bakery and Caz’s Chowhouse with a wine tasting on the 20th floor balcony. Listen to Motown, blues, pop and rock from Jamey Hooper and Sarah Hutchison (6 - 8 pm), followed by Rockwell with an acoustic mix of rock and pop (8 -10 pm). Red wristband required.

19. Philtower Building 420 S. Boston / 12th Floor Balcony Prepare to be entranced by the balcony views while sampling bruschetta and flatbread from Tavolo Italian Bistro, Tulsa’s newest Italian restaurant. Enjoy the sounds of singer/songwriter Lindsay Rae (6 - 8 pm), followed by rock and pop from Christine Jude (8 - 10 pm). Cash bar.

20. Elote Café & Catering 514 S. Boston Say ¡Hola! to the place that started it all in the Deco District and sample free-range chicken and vegetarian quesadillas.

21. Mod’s Coffee & Crepes 507 S. Boston House-made Gelato! Enough said.

22. Lassalle’s New Orleans Deli 601 S. Boston Savor the tastes of authentic New Orleans in the Deco District: genuine gumbo with white rice and Jambalaya!

23. The Vault 620 S. Cincinnati Sample crab and caper canapes in the iconic Mid-Century Modern building that originally housed the First National Auto Bank.

24. YMCA Downtown 418 S. Main The Downtown Y will offer tours all night, so make this your healthy stop for water and fruit. Enter the drawing for a 3-month FREE pass. (R)

25. 420 Mayo 420 S. Main Tour highly sought-after downtown apartments. Then join us on the rooftop for treats from Nothing Bundt Cakes and water. Enjoy an evening of acoustic rock from Scott Pendergrass (6 - 8 pm), followed by Laron Simpson (8 -10 pm).

Did you know?More than 7,000 children are served by CCRC each year.

For help finding child care call 1-800-438-0008

717 S. Houston Ave.www.baxtersgrill.com

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Atlas Life Building 415 South Boston Courtyard by Marriott, New Atlas Grill, Tulsa Press Club, Deco Deli & Market This historic 12-story office building completed in 1922 is sandwiched between the Philtower and Mid-Continent Tower. At the top is an ornate cornice surmounted by a crouching statue of Atlas. The building is seven bays wide at the base, narrowing to three above the second floor to allow some separation from the taller buildings on either side. It was designed as an Inverted “T” to represent Tulsa. In 2010 it was converted to a hotel. Hosted by Courtyard by Marriott: 918-508-7400.

The 320 Boston Building 320 South Boston Avenue This beloved landmark building was designed to be a bank – and a mooring station for the most innovative form of travel in its day, the dirigible. The tower was also a beacon for weather alerts. During the 1960s either red or green lights would be beamed on the tower to

indicate various weather conditions. The building was originally home to the Exchange National Bank and was completed in 1928. It stood 10 stories tall and was the largest bank in Oklahoma. It was designed by George Winkler, who also designed the Mayo Hotel. In 1929, the building was expanded to its current height of 22 stories. The 320 Building is in the Neo-Classical style and is connected to the Kennedy Building by a tunnel under Boston Avenue. Hosted by 320 Boston, LLC (918-584-1414) and Hall Estill Attorneys at Law.

Mid-Continent Tower 401 South Boston Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Mid-Continent Tower consists of two separate structures not actually in physical contact with each other. The first is the Mid-Continent Building, a 16-story structure on the west side of the complex, completed in 1918. The second is the Mid-Continent Tower, a 36-story structure built alongside and cantilevered over the original 16-story building. Both structures are freestanding, separated by six inches of space to permit each to sway, expand or contract independently. Hosted by Mid-Continent Tower, LLC, 918-699-0300.

201 Executive Center 201 West 5th Street Built in 1975, the 201 Executive Center is a six-story office building with large balconies located directly across from the Tulsa County Courthouse. Hosted by Switchgear Search and Recruiting and managed by KPM: 918-581-3100.

Hyatt Regency Hotel 100 East 2nd Street The Hyatt Regency Tulsa sits in the heart of Oklahoma’s most vibrant business, entertainment and cultural districts. The downtown Tulsa hotel overlooks the scenic gardens of the Williams Center Complex. Connected via sky-bridge to Williams Towers, the luxury high-rise hotel is adjacent to the Tulsa Performing Arts Center and just a few walking blocks from the Tulsa Convention Center and the BOK Center. Contact: 918-234-1234 or salesinfo@hyattregencytulsa.com

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Mayo 420 410 South Main Street Originally five stories tall, this building was erected to house the Mayo furniture business. During the Oil Boom, the building was expanded to 10 stories, to be used as offices for oil barons. Today, it has been re-purposed yet again, offering luxury living in the heart of downtown Tulsa. Hosted by Wiggin Properties: 918-582-8100.

Aloft Tulsa Downtown & wxyz bar 200 Civic Center From the inside, the new Aloft hotel downtown looks like a mix of Mid-Century Modern and high-tech convenience with touches of industrial

style. From the outside, it looks a lot like the former City Hall. The building was built in 1969 and has historic preservation status. Contact: 918-947-8200.

BOK / Williams Tower One Williams CenterThe BOK Tower at One Williams Center is the crown jewel of Tulsa’s skyline. The 52-story tower was built in 1975 as headquarters for the Williams Companies. At a height of 677 feet, it was the tallest building in any of the five Plains States – Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota – as well as the surrounding states of Missouri, Arkansas and New Mexico, until surpassed by Oklahoma City’s Devon Tower in 2011. Designed by Minoru Yamasaki, the BOK Tower is similar in appearance and construction to New York City’s World Trade Center (WTC) towers, destroyed in the terrorist attack of 9/11/2001, which Yamasaki also designed. The BOK Tower has a quarter the footprint and stands at almost half the height of the original WTC towers. The BOK Tower structure comprises 14,750 tons of steel and 41,588 cubic yards of concrete. Managed by Williams Headquarters Building Company: 918-743-7788.

The Summit Club 15 W. 6th St.The Bank of America Tower currently stands as the second tallest International Style skyscraper in the city, behind the BOK Tower. Completed in 1967, the building is a key office tower in the Central Business District. Its penthouse tenant is The Summit Club,Tulsa’s premiere downtown business club. Founded in 1967, The Summit’s fundamental principles of superior quality in food, service and ambiance have held true through the years. The Summit Club is a private, non-profit organization supported by membership fees and dues. It is owned by its membership and guided by its Board of Directors. Bank of America Tower managed by KPM: 918-582-5243. Your host: The Summit Club.

The Philtower 427 S. Boston Ave. In many ways, the history of the Philtower mirrors the history of Tulsa itself. Just a few years away from its 90th Anniversary and poised to enter an exciting new period, Tulsa’s iconic Neo-Gothic skyscraper is situated at the hub of the city’s current and future growth, right in the heart of Downtown Tulsa’s Deco District. From its origins

in the Oil Boom of the 1920s to its central position in the local economy of the 1950s to its contemporary rejuvenation, the Philtower has developed and diversified along with the needs of the local community. Boasting terrazzo floors, brass fixtures and mahogany trim, all original to the building, the Philtower is a perfect marriage of historic charm with modern amenities – a place where residents and businesses alike feel at home. Managed by River City Development: 918-584-0331.

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110 W. 7th St.Completed in 1971, this building was constructed to serve as the world headquarters of Cities Service Oil and Gas Corp. when the company moved its headquarters from the famous Cities Service Building in New York City. At one point, the building had 2,300 employees and the company was Tulsa’s largest private employer. The building was constructed in the International Style that matured after World War II. The style is characterized by a square or rectangular footprint, a cubic “extruded rectangle” form, windows running in broken rows to form a grid, and façade angles set at 90 degrees. The building is 388 feet tall and has 28 floors served by 11 elevators. Today it is home to a variety of businesses, including law firms and oil and gas companies. Managed by Prescott Realty Group: 918-295-6900.

The Mayo Hotel 115 W. 5th St.The Mayo Hotel opened in 1925 and at 19 stories was the tallest building in Oklahoma. Built to exceed the expectations of the most discriminating travelers, it boasted modern amenities of its time, including 600 rooms each with ceiling fans and Tulsa’s first running ice water. Architect George Winkler designed the building in the Sullivanesque style of the Chicago

School. The hotel was home to famous oilmen J. Paul Getty and Waite Phillips. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, it sat vacant for nearly 30 years. The Snyder family of Tulsa purchased the building in 2001, renovated the lobby and hosted events there until 2008. The Mayo Hotel re-opened its doors in late 2009 after a historic renovation restored the hotel to its original luster, with 102 hotel rooms, 76 luxury residences and event spaces. Contact: 918-582-6296. Thanks to you!

Thanks to your support, Child Care Resource Center staff will be able to provide important services for the children, parents and care givers of Oklahoma.

• More children will have: – Their speech, hearing, and vision checked – Healthy food to eat while at child care – Fun, stimulating toys to play with – New books to read.

• More parents will know: – Where to find quality child care for their children – How to choose the best child care for their family – Their children are growing and developing the way they should.

• More teachers of infants, toddlers and preschoolers will have: – Education and assistance to learn how to best teach children – Books, toys and classroom materials that help kids blossom and grow.

• More child care programs will have: – The benefits of Tulsa Area United Way’s 2015 Day of Caring – Help in meeting national child care standards and in becoming nationally accredited.

Child Care Resource Center: Quality Care for Every Child.

Overwhelming evidence confirms that a child’s growth, health, development and learning all hinge on early childhood experiences. The mission of Child Care Resource Center is to support access to quality care for every child.

Resource and Referral, part of the state and national Child Care Resource and Referral system, helps families with children find safe, affordable child care that meets their needs, offering free referrals and a variety of tools that help families evaluate available child care options.

The Resource Library offers resource materials for care givers, developmentally appropriate toys, books and other items for kids, and a work area for making low-cost children’s materials using die-cut machines, laminators and other tools.

The Child and Adult Care Food Program provides reimbursement for nutritious meals and snacks served in licensed family child care homes.

The Quality Enhancement Initiative helps child care centers and family child care homes achieve and sustain accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children for center-based programs and the National Association for Family Child Care. Services include program assessment, technical assistance, and staff development.

For more information, please visit our website: www.ccrctulsa.org

Or like us on Facebook and follow us on TwitterChild Care Resource Center is a program of the Community Service Council, a United Way partner agency, that is also supported by Oklahoma Child Care Resource and Referral Association, Oklahoma Child Care Services, the George

Kaiser Family Foundation, State Department of Education and generous donations from our community, including the

proceeds from this annual event.

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