Hospitality House Celebrates 16 Years of Service at Upcoming Event

Hospitality House of Tulsa celebrates its 16th year of making a home away from home for families in medical crisis by hosting Hospitality Under the Stars, a family-friendly event, on Thursday, Sept. 22. at 6 p.m. at The Lark, 3009 E 101st Street in Tulsa. The event includes a short program featuring past families served at Hospitality House of Tulsa followed by a concert spotlighting the Tulsa talent of Kelly Ford and Donald Ryan. 

Guests will enjoy their choice of food truck cuisine from Eat Mike’s BBQ or Elote, as well as family yard games and a silent auction. Tickets for the event are on sale now at www.hhtulsa.org. Adult tickets are available for $50 and tickets for children 18 and under are $25. 

“We are excited to host our event at The Lark this year, and we invite the community to join us for a fun and hope-filled evening under the stars,” said Toni Moore, Hospitality House of Tulsa President and CEO. “Since we opened our doors in 2006, more than 8,000 families have benefitted from Hospitality House of Tulsa’s services, including lodging, meals, prayer support, community connection and transportation assistance. We look forward to sharing some of these families’ inspiring stories at the event.” 

Event sponsors include H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust, Relevance Ministries of Tulsa, C and G Emanuel Foundation, Ascension St. John Medical Center, Hillcrest Medical Center, Regent Bank, RuhRPumpen, Don and Barbara Thornton Family Foundation, TTCU Cares Foundation, Master’s Plan Church Design and Construction, Dee and Shirley Sokolosky, First Bank of Owasso, Bama Companies, ONEOK and Preston Smith PLLC. 

All proceeds from the event benefit families in medical crisis through Hospitality House of Tulsa. To learn more, including tickets, visit www.hhtulsa.org or call (918) 794-0088 ext. 205. 

About Hospitality House of Tulsa 

Hospitality House of Tulsa is a Christian, faith-based nonprofit organization that provides home-like lodging, meals, prayer support, transportation assistance and other services to families traveling to Tulsa from 30 miles away or greater for critical medical care. Hospitality House serves approximately 550 families facing a medical crisis each year.