Six Oklahoma nonprofits recently received grants totaling almost $1 million from a health and well-being organization.
Humana Inc. presented grants to help the nonprofits as they face extraordinary challenges and unprecedented demand for their services.
The grants are designed to help address urgent and long-term community needs, including for youth, family and tribal services; medical care; and health care education.
The nonprofits that received grants include the Oklahoma Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs; Oklahoma Primary Care Association; Southern Plains Tribal Health Board; Latino Community Development Agency; March of Dimes; and Volunteers of America Oklahoma.