Hearts for Hearing Blog
Oklahoma City Community Foundation, through its Opportunities for Children iFund grant program, provided $5,000 to support Hearts for Hearing’s annual summer camp which serves children
Katy Whisenhunt Townsend has been named Development Director of Hearts for Hearing in Tulsa, a local non-profit that helps babies born deaf learn to listen
Last fall, Hearts for Hearing received the Mary Eddy Jones Signature Gift from The Fred Jones Family Foundation for a grant of $75,000 that was
Kris Hopper, 405-278-1809 kch@heartsforhearing.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hearts for Hearing Foundation Receives Grant from Federal Communications Commission to Increase Service Provision to Rural Communities Oklahoma
Lisa Hunter, owner of Cinderella’s Dance Studio, and her family hosted their 10th annual Daddy-Daughter dance benefiting Hearts for Hearing on Saturday, February 22, at
Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma awards $25,000 to Oklahoma City, Tulsa offices The Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma recently gifted $25,000 to Hearts for Hearing,
Audiologists and speech-language pathologists from Hearts for Hearing attended the 16th Symposium on Cochlear Implants in Children from July 11 to 13 in Hollywood, Florida.
Hearts for Hearing was voted “Best Audiologist” in the 2019 Reader Ranking Awards, sponsored by the Journal Record. At Hearts for Hearing, audiologists and specialized
Hearts for Hearing and NewView Oklahoma hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of their new facilities at Legacy Plaza, 5350 E. 31st Street in Tulsa.
Hearts for Hearing expanded its summer camp program to the Tulsa area on June 5th. The camp is designed for children with hearing loss who
