Tulsa County Competitors

Benton County, Arkansas was formed in 1836. Longtime known as the "Cornerstone of the State", Benton County is located in the extreme northwest corner of Arkansas and borders Missouri and Oklahoma. The region is geographically part of the Ozark Plateau. In the past this area was a Native American hunting ground for the Osage Indians, timberland, and a major fruit producer. More recently the county has become one of the fastest growing population and economic growth centers in the country.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County is part of a nationwide affiliation of over 4,000 local, autonomous organizations through Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) that serve almost 4 million youth annually across the nation. In 2012, The Chronicle of Philanthropy ranked BGCA as the nation's top youth organization for the 19th consecutive year and 18th among all non-profit organizations. We are excited to be part of an incredible organization and movement that impacts and changes countless lives. Since 1995, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County has been at the forefront of youth development, working with young people from disadvantaged economic, social and family circumstances throughout Oklahoma City. Our Club is part of a nationwide affiliation of local, autonomous organizations through Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) working to help youth of all backgrounds - with special concern for those from disadvantaged circumstances - develop the qualities they need to become responsible citizens and leaders. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County serves over 800 young people daily, has over 3,600 registered members and offers programs at four locations throughout Oklahoma County (Memorial Park at NW 36th and Western, Cesar Chavez Elementary at 600SE Grand, Santa Fe South at 53255 S. Pennsylvania and Telstar Elementary).

The State of Oklahoma provides services to Oklahomans via roughly 30,000 state employees working across dozens of state agencies.