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Inasmuch Foundation awards $2.65M for capital projects across Oklahoma City

Inasmuch Foundation awards $2.65M for capital projects across Oklahoma City

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
February 25, 2026
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OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Inasmuch Foundation has committed $2.65 million to five Oklahoma City capital projects aimed at expanding services, strengthening economic opportunity and advancing medical and cultural initiatives.

The grants support new facilities and expansions at The Verge OKC, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, the Oklahoma History Center, Little Light House OKC and Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity.

“These investments reflect a long-term commitment to projects that are not only transformational in scale, but designed to serve the community for generations,” the foundation said in its announcement.

The capital campaign awards include funding for entrepreneurship space, advanced medical imaging, a Route 66 neon park, early‑childhood intervention services and a 450‑home affordable housing development.

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