Maxine & Jack Zarrow Family Foundation

 

Recent Giving Highlights 

Allan Houser (1914-1994) Chiricahua Apache, Sacred Rain Arrow, bronze, 1988.

$5 million to The University of Tulsa for the endowment campaign for the maintenance and operations of the new Gilcrease Museum.

$3 million to Mayo Clinic to establish, name, and endow The Maxine F. Zarrow Fund in Microbiome Research at the Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine. The Maxine F. Zarrow Fund in Microbiome Research will support Mayo Clinic’s Center for Individualized Medicine Microbiome Program, in perpetuity, to deliver cutting-edge answers for people diagnosed with a wide range of illnesses by pioneering new diagnostics and personalized treatments.

$2 million to Oklahoma State University Foundation in support of the new $70 million 140,000 square-foot 106-bed Oklahoma Psychiatric Care Center that will replace the current Tulsa Center for Behavioral Health. The Oklahoma Psychiatric Care Center will be located in downtown Tulsa in the OSU Academic Medical District and will feature a 24-hour crisis response Urgent Recovery Center.   

$500,000 to Oklahoma B’nai B’rith Hillel Foundation in support of the capital campaign for a new Hillel on The University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, OK. The proposed state-of-the-art 7,000-square-foot building will provide a safe and welcoming space for students and the community.

$500,000 toward the Zarrow Pointe Expansion Project, an $8 million campaign that will add 10 additional apartment units to the existing facility and will add skilled nursing for up to 25 patients. Zarrow Pointe is an engaging senior living community rooted in lifelong learning.

$280,000 over 4 years to Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma to fund an attorney position to provide advice, guidance, and/or legal representation to individuals and families at risk of eviction in Tulsa County.

$360,000 over 2 years to Still She Rises for expanded work in client advocacy and community engagement. Still She Rises is the first holistic defender organization in the nation dedicated exclusively to the representation of mothers in the criminal legal system.

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