City Center

Who Can Visit?

City Center welcomes everyone, no questions asked and no ID required. The website says it's a judgment-free, safe place where people are treated with dignity and respect. There are no residency requirements or income limits mentioned.

Food & Essentials

City Center runs a food pantry and provides hot meals, family meal kits, and baby care items. The website describes their commitment to offering healthy, nutritious, and dignified food assistance to students and families facing hunger. Beyond food, they also supply hygiene items including feminine hygiene products, toilet paper, oral care, soap, shampoo, conditioner, razors and shave cream, and household cleaning supplies. People of all ages can also shop their clothing selection, which includes shoes, professional attire, casual wear, socks, underwear, and accessories for adults, youth, kids, and babies. All clothing items are free of charge.

How to Pick Up

Visitors can come in and receive food and other items in person. Hot meals are served at 5:00 p.m., and reviewers recommend arriving early to make sure you get one. The clothing closet is open from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Additional Support

City Center offers afterschool and summer programs for youth, including tutoring, mentorship, life skills development, academic support, cooking classes, and athletic and recreational activities. The organization also connects families with community partners and other resources to help them get the support they need.

Ways to Give

City Center accepts donations of food, clothing, hygiene items, and money. You can donate supplies or give online at okcitycenter.org. You can also reach out by email at info@okcitycenter.org or by phone at (405) 384-5670.

How to Join the Team?

City Center welcomes volunteers. You can pick up a volunteer form packet in person when you visit. To learn more or get involved, visit okcitycenter.org or call (405) 384-5670.