Chester Edwin and Mary Nash Charitable Foundation
The Nash Foundation appreciates the work and commitment the Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation has to Guymon and surrounding area. With this in mind, the Nash Foundation is contributing to help the victims of the recent extraordinary flooding that hit the area.
Chester Edwin and Mary Nash Charitable Foundation
Trustees
Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation
GCEF partners with numerous beautification, fundraisers, memorials, scholarships, elder and youth programs.
We welcome partnerships to enrich lives.
GCEF Board
The Jim Hitch Memorial Golf Championships has become
one of Americas most historic and prestigious junior golf tournaments.
Steve Braley
Former Senior Director PGA of America
Oklahoma Panhandle Partners was founded with the desire to address the needs of cancer patients and their families in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation has given us the ability to do what we do while they take care of the business aspect of our operations. They also enable us to maintain a 501c3 charitable status. Their smiles and advice are great encouragement as we enter our ninth year of existence. Together, we hope to help meet the financial and cancer support needs of our growing community.
Oklahoma Panhandle Partners
Megan Davidson
Crossroads
Crossroads serves at-risk juveniles in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Crossroads through the Office of Juvenile Affairs. Mentors Robbie Wayman and Teresa Barnes partnered with GCEF to accept donations to help underserved juveniles in like group settings. The program also offers support through essentials such as school supplies, clothing, and health care. When juveniles realize a community cares they can set goals to move forward with school and a rewarding future.
Crossroads
Robbie Wayman – Teresa Barnes
Before the Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation, the Guymon Firefighter’s Club took care of our own financials. The club…talked about obtaining our 501(c)(3) status, but determined it was not in our best interest when the GCEF option was made known to us. The GCEF took all of the burden out of making the transition and allows us to operate smoothly, efficiently and legally, all of which are important to us. The GCEF is a great asset to those who are looking at or already have clubs that would like to be tax exempt.
Guymon Fire Fighters
Fire Chief
Panhandle Cares, formerly known as the Texas County Coalition.
In the beginning, we partnered with GCEF for our Children’s Health Fair and Elder Fair events.
Panhandle Cares now serves Texas County in healthcare and social determinants of health improvement for all residents.
Panhandle Cares
Livin’ Green – Clean – Simply – Healthy
Developed in 2009, The Livin’ Green Run/Walk has never lost its focus reminding community residents that, “It’s never too late to begin a healthy lifestyle.”
Rick Roberts
Race Director
Christmas Cheer for Children
Benefitting children in Beaver, Cimarron and Texas Counties.
When I started this project in 2011, I didn’t dream it would grow so quickly.. I reached out to the Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation for help. Partnering with the GCEF enabled us to receive donations as a 501(c)3 from corporations too. We are able to reach more families and children.
Christmas Cheer for Children
Charity Headrick Hitch
Ag Strong – Undeterred by the chaos, the FFA officer team, led by President Taylor Blickenstraff, quickly mobilized. Alongside Vice-President Addison Flaherty, Secretary Anh Pham, Treasurer Addison Flanagan-Silvey, Sentinel Kinley Tolle, and Reporter Cate Blanton, they launched “Ag Strong” to coordinate relief efforts.
Recognizing the need for a structured approach to their relief efforts, Ag Strong swiftly partnered with the Guymon Community Enrichment Foundation. This collaboration allows the group to operate under a 501(c)(3) status, enabling more efficient fundraising and resource allocation.
Ag Strong – Goodwell FFA
Sister 2 Sister – Giving women a hand up.
Provides mentoring while incarcerated serving time. Women are offered guidance to obtain gainful employment, education, and housing. Support is continued with mentoring meetings held weekly for clients to attend by choice.
Sister to Sister
We chose to support Panhandle Services for Children to meet the many service needs.
Leadership Guymon
#RideTheAlleys
ROAD SAFETY for bicycles: separate bicycles from cars in space and time.
In Guymon, this can be possible by cycling in the alleys. Did you know that the alley in between Academy St and James Sts goes from SW 2nd St to 24th St and it connects the middle school and the high school?
It ends at Walmart on 24th St.
Try it with your kids this summer, they might want to cycle to school in the fall.
Ride The Alleys
Dr. Manny Barias
