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    Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Gives $1 Million for COVID-19 Community Support

    by The Black Wall Street Times April 28, 2020
    by The Black Wall Street Times April 28, 2020

    Community grants will focus on Oklahomans’ access to care and supporting the state’s health care professionals and nonprofits during the pandemic.

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    City of Tulsa Awarded $30 Million HUD Grant

    by The Black Wall Street Times July 20, 2018
    by The Black Wall Street Times July 20, 2018

    The award of the $30 million FY2017 Implementation Grant and significant additional leverage will accelerate and achieve the community’s vision for Eugene Field’s transformation. With these resources, the housing authority, the City, and their development partner, McCormack Baron Salazar Inc. will replace 390 units of distressed public and HUD-assisted housing with 460 units of high quality mixed-income housing. The redevelopment will break up these concentrated super blocks, creating townhomes and garden style apartments with pedestrian friendly streets, greenspaces, and commercial amenities.

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