Members travel in a Wings van to volunteer at 12 nonprofit partners across the OKC metro. They help stock pantries, pack food kits, organize donations, and support community spaces.

Wings Members use their unique talents and creativity to spread joy and love through art to bless those in the community. They have created beautiful Christmas cards for children at The Children’s Center Hospital, watercolor and canvas art, as well as pottery for donating to other non-profit fundraisers.

Members travel in a Wings van to nonprofits. They deliver kits, casseroles, and other produced items. Shopping for Palomar emergency food kits; supplies, as well as sorting and inventory supports their God-given purpose.

Members support those in need by assembling hygiene, first aid, and emergency food kits for the homeless, foster children, low-income families, and the incarcerated.

Healthy food choices and portion control are at the core of Wings culinary classes. Members plan meals, shop for groceries, cook, and clean to move toward independence in the kitchen. Wings Members serve the community by cooking breakfast for foster families and gourmet dog treats to donate to our local dog shelters.

Wings Members practice daily cardio, strength and core muscle training. This program also includes yoga and adaptive bike riding, all in a safe environment where Members get to enjoy working out alongside friends.

Our technology exploration program continues to grow in popularity. Members have the opportunity to learn more about personal computing, as well as the use of iPads for researching and communicating with family and friends all over the country. This class has been a key program at Wings especially for our Members who are non-verbal.

Social Club is offered monthly to individuals across Oklahoma with developmental disabilities, ages 18 and older. These events foster the development of friendships and connect people in a way that is real and lasting. Guardians need their respite too.

Members learn and practice independent living skills such as etiquette, hygiene, money/budgeting, and vocational skills in a studio apartment setting at Wings and in the community.

Members practice vocational skills through sewing, floral arranging, and completing building service responsibilities to help clean & maintain our space.

Members will explore movement and imagination skills as well as practicing various modalities of performance disciplines, which may be performed for, or in front of, an audience periodically.