Fowler Automotive believes that art, culture and thriving places are at the heart of thriving communities. It is important to us that we build up the communities that our dealerships call home. If you think Fowler would be a good fit for your community program, event or initiative, please submit your request through our online form at the bottom of this page. Please review our corporate giving priorities before submitting. We love partnering with non-profits, leaders and creatives who are advancing our communities in the following areas:
- Local Markets: non-profit organizations that primarily serve our dealership's communities in Norman, OKC, Tulsa, Broomfield, Longmont, Windsor, Boulder, and North Denver Markets
- Arts & Culture: visual arts, performing arts, and arts education
- Placemaking: initiatives aimed at creating community gathering places
- Active Lifestyles: initiatives that encourage people to move and explore
- We require event sponsorship requests at least 60 days in advance
Volunteer
Fowler encourages our employees to engage in their communities through our Volunteer Incentive Program (VIP). Below, we've highlighted just a few of the many non-profits in our community who rely on volunteers as a starting place to plug in.
Fowler employees may use VIP for volunteering if eligible for the Voluntary Incentive Program. Employees accrue VIP paid time off in one-half day increments (equivalent 4 hours) per month each anniversary year based on the employee's date of hire, for a total of 6 days per anniversary year. Employees must request, in advance, any VIP paid time off in writing.
For more information or questions regarding volunteering in the community or the VIP program, please email webmaster@fowlerholding.com
Norman
Center for Children & Families
Food & Shelter
Meals on Wheels of Norman
2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary
Additional Volunteer Opportunities and Resources in the Norman area:
www.UnitedWayNorman.org
Oklahoma City
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
Homeless Alliance
OKC Animal Welfare
Whiz Kids
Additional Volunteer Opportunities and Resources in the OKC area:
405Center.org
www.UnitedWayOKC.org
Tulsa
Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma
Humane Society of Tulsa
Tulsa Meals on Wheels
Up with Trees
Additional Volunteer Opportunities and Resources in the Tulsa area:
www.TulsaKids.com
www.VolunteerTulsa.org
Broomfield, CO
FRIENDS of Broomfield
A Precious Child
Community Food Share
The Humane Society of Boulder Valley
Additional Volunteer Opportunities and Resources in the Broomfield area:
AccessBroomfield.ChamberMaster.com
www.UnitedWayFoothills.org
Center for Children & Families
CCFI continues to serve children and their families who have experienced or are at risk of experiencing child abuse, neglect or other adverse experiences. CCFI offers strength-based programs and services to aide and educate families coping with abuse, neglect, divorce, separation, teenage pregnancy, a lack of quality out-of-school care, and/or other adverse experiences. Volunteering with CCFI requires a weekly commitment for at least 6 months. Many of the volunteer shifts are half hour to 1 ½ hour shifts. To view volunteer opportunities with CCFI, click here.
Food & Shelter
Food and Shelter started as a once-per-week lunch for people who were homeless and has since grown to be a fully operational soup kitchen and shelter program. For over 30 years, Food and Shelter has been feeding women, children and men who are hungry and housing families in crisis. Food and Shelter are core components of their services and something they believe to be basic human rights of every individual in the community. They serve the most indigent residents of our community many of which live on little to no income. Volunteers help Food and Shelter by cooking, serving and cleaning in the kitchen, helping around the office, taking care of the shelter residents or helping with community events and fundraisers. To view volunteer opportunities with Food & Shelter, click here.
Meals on Wheels of Norman
Meals on Wheels has maintained the same basic philosophy to improve nutrition by providing meal service to the ill, disabled, and senior residents within the Norman city limits. The organization strives to improve the mental health of isolated recipients by providing visitation and to improve the well-being of senior citizens in coordination with existing services in the Norman area. Volunteers can sign up to be a regular weekly delivery driver, or a substitute driver. To learn more about volunteer opportunities with Meals on Wheels, click here.
2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary
Second Chance Animal Sanctuary is a 501(c)3 non-profit no-kill shelter. They receive no city, state or federal funds. The shelter runs ONLY on donations. Their mission is to give abandoned dogs and cats a second chance at a forever home. All the animals are vet checked, spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, vaccinated appropriate to age, de-wormed and kept on flea/tick/heartworm prevention. Our dogs are heartworm and tick disease tested and our cats are FIV/Felv tested. We do not rescue animals from the public, We rescue dogs and cats from local shelters and house nearly 100 dogs and cats, while finding homes for over 600 animals annually. Volunteers at the shelter: walking the dogs, socializing the cats, cleaning, sweeping and mopping, doing laundry, making adoption packets, doing light office work, and helping with customer service. To learn more about volunteer opportunities with Second Chance, click here.
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma depends on a strong volunteer force to fulfill their mission of "Fighting Hunger...Feeding Hope" in central and western Oklahoma. Every day volunteers sort, pack or make enough food to fill a semi-truck! Volunteer projects include packing boxes to send to agencies, compiling sacks of child-friendly food for our Backpack Program, repackaging large quantities of frozen food into family-sized bags, packing boxes of donated bread and more. For more information about volunteering with Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, click here.
Homeless Alliance
The Homeless Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the system of care for the homeless in Oklahoma City through collaboration with government, faith-based and nonprofit service providers. The Day Shelter provides services to an average of 275 guests per day. Services include breakfast and lunch, showers, telephones and computers. In addition, guests at the day shelter have access to a variety of services from community agencies to assist guests with ending their homelessness: for example mental health and substance abuse treatment, primary healthcare, veterans services, budgeting support, case management, job training and placement. The Day Shelter also offers a dog kennel. Volunteer projects include meal service, vegetable gardening, art studio and more. For more information about volunteering with The Homeless Alliance, click here.
OKC Animal Welfare
Volunteers are the lifeblood of OKC Animal Welfare, helping with everything from animal care to educational outreach and administration. For more information on volunteering with OKC Animal Welfare, click here.
Whiz Kids
The ability to read has been shown to be one of the key indicators of future success. Whiz Kids focuses on reading due to our state's alarming illiteracy rates. In Oklahoma, 74% of fourth graders read below grade level. Most of the tutoring hour is spent reading to/with the child or listening to the child read. Volunteers commit 2 hours per week after school. For more information about volunteering with Whiz Kids, click here.
Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma
The mission of the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma is to feed the hungry of eastern Oklahoma through a network of Partner Programs and to engage communities in ending hunger. Their vision is food security, with dignity, for all eastern Oklahomans. The Product Recovery Room is the flagship volunteer program at the Food Bank, offering day, evening and weekend shifts. Volunteers sort, inspect, weigh, package and label food for distribution to our 465 Partner Agencies. For more information about volunteering with Community Food Bank, click here.
Humane Society of Tulsa
The Humane Society of Tulsa is a private non-profit organization committed to the promotion of responsible pet ownership and pet population control. They strive to accomplish these goals by working hand in hand with the community to provide education, counseling and assistance on proper pet care and the importance of spaying and neutering. They hope to inspire awareness and compassion for all animals great and small. Volunteer opportunities include, walking dogs, socializing pets one on one, making Kongs for dogs, giving fresh water, helping with dishes and laundry, etc. For more information about volunteering with the Humane Society of Tulsa, click here.
Tulsa Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa is a non-profit community service organization whose mission is to preserve the dignity and independence of homebound elderly and disabled persons by providing them with nutritious home-delivered meals, caring contacts, and other services which enrich their lives. When you are a Meals on Wheels volunteer, you are delivering much more than a hot meal - you are providing human connection. For many of our homebound seniors, you will be the only person they see or talk to all day. A typical volunteer route takes about an hour to complete. Most deliveries are made between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Monday through Friday. For more information about volunteering with the Tulsa Meals on Wheels, click here.
Up with Trees
Tree by tree, you can help grow Tulsa's urban forest. Every tree planted in Tulsa not only makes the community more beautiful, it makes it more livable. Join Up With Trees, Tulsa's non-profit urban forestry leader, and leave a green legacy for future generations. Activities to get involved in (requires training): Planting, pruning, watering and mulching trees, Weeding/Litter Clean Up, Build & Stain/Paint Wooden Signs*, Distributing Trees/Saplings. For more information about volunteering with the Up With Trees, click here.
FRIENDS of Broomfield
FRIENDS of Broomfield is a community-oriented organization that provides services to adults with developmental disabilities. FRIENDS of Broomfield currently has three programs that serve adults with developmental disabilities. Their flagship program, FRIENDS Unlimited, is a day program that stresses community access and integration. They also have a growing residential program with two components. The first is called On My Own and is designed to assist adults in an independent living situation. The second covers comprehensive support. The final program is comprised of evening activities. We offer both social outings and Life Skills classes. Volunteering can be fun and rewarding, no matter how you choose to get involved. Whether it is teaching a class, assisting with evening activities, sharing skills and talents, helping with the fundraiser activities or any time spent volunteering is appreciated. For more information about volunteering with FRIENDS of Broomfield, click here.
A Precious Child
A Precious Child provides children in need with opportunities and resources to empower them to achieve their full potential. A Precious Child focuses on meeting a child's most basic needs such as clothing, shoes, coats, backpacks and school supplies. Volunteer opportunities include the Donation Center , Store Volunteers, Volunteer Center Receptionist and Data Entry Volunteer. For more information about volunteering with A Precious Child, click here
Community Food Share
Community Food Share's mission is to be a leader in the community's effort to end hunger in Boulder and Broomfield Counties Community Food Share is the Feeding America food bank for Boulder and Broomfield counties. Their food is distributed free of charge through 45 partner agencies and several direct distribution programs. Volunteer shifts for individuals and families are offered on weekdays between 7:00 AM and 4:30 PM, with evening shifts available on Tuesdays until 6:30 PM. Weekend opportunities are available on the third Saturday of the month from 9:00 AM until noon. We have many tasks for volunteers to choose from. For more information about volunteering with Community Food Sare, click here.
The Humane Society of Boulder Valley
The Humane Society of Boulder Valley provides shelter and care to more than 7,000 animals each year, with 93 percent of these animals being successfully adopted or reunited with their guardians. Our Animal Care Team is designed to support the daily care of the animals at Humane Society of Boulder Valley. Volunteers in this program provide care for shelter dogs through kennel cleaning and other cleaning tasks. For more information on volunteer with The Humane Society of Boulder Valley, click here.