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John A. Marshall Co. Celebrates 100th with $100,000 Giving Initiative

Seventeen Nonprofit Organizations Gifted with Cash Donations

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Beauties and Bests 100th donation
Beauties and Beasts, Inc.
OK Kids Korral 100th donation
OK Kids Korral
Tulsa Community Food Bank 100th donation
Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma
Harvesters 100th donation
Harvesters
Central OK Humane Socieity 100th donation
Central Oklahoma Humane Society
City Rescue Mission 100th donation
City Rescue Mission
Feed the Children 100th donation
Feed the Children
Joshua Center 100th donation
The Joshua Center
Scatter Kindness 100th donation
Scatter Kindness Foundation
Habitat for Humanity 100th donation
Habitat for Humanity
Rose Home Willow Pregnancy 100th donation
Rose Home/Willow Pregnancy Support
Family Promise 100th donation
Family Promise of Greater Wichita
Ronald Mc Donald House 100th donation
Ronald McDonald House
OKCPS Foundation 100th giving
Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation (OKCPS)
Wichita Family Crisis Centr 100th donation alt
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To celebrate John A. Marshall Co.’s 100th year, we created an initiative to give back $100,000, over and above our normal philanthropic budget, to non-profit organizations in the communities where we work and live—Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Wichita, and our home base, Kansas City.

Earlier this year, employees were asked to select key organizations they felt worthy of this award and were able to vote for their favorites. Each market was then able to determine how many organizations they wanted to award and the breakdown for each.

“What began as a single storefront in downtown Kansas City, MO in 1923, has grown to five locations across three states," said Stephen Marshall, Managing Partner. "When considering ways to celebrate John A. Marshall Co.’s 100th anniversary, it seemed logical to reward the communities where we have flourished. I also wanted our employees to have a voice in selecting organizations important to them for this initiative. I am pleased that we were able to provide funding to numerous groups serving a variety of causes in our hometowns."


Kansas City – $55,000


Wichita – $15,000


Oklahoma City – $15,000


Tulsa – $15,000


Each Wednesday, starting in mid-July, we revealed one non-profit we’ve awarded funds to on our social media pages. This helped extend our celebration to our other communities and ramp up to larger celebrations that we shared with our clients, partners, and employees in October.