Oklahoma's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a resilient and vital part of the state's economy, serving as a key partner in addressing long-term challenges in education and public health. A unique aspect of the landscape is the major role of tribal nations as both service providers and funders.

The grant landscape in Oklahoma is anchored by several large, influential foundations, including a major national force in Tulsa driving innovation in early childhood education. The Oklahoma City Community Foundation is a massive hub, and tribal nations are also major funders. Funding is available for projects, operations, and social innovation.

To secure nonprofit grants in Oklahoma, organizations should connect with the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits. The most effective strategy is to align with the large-scale, "big bet" initiatives driven by the state's major funders. Building strong partnerships with tribal governments, which are key stakeholders, is also essential.