Community Connections

The Employees of Tulsa Cash Register / Bottom Line Solutions, and its subsidiary companies, UC Digital Media, Bottom Line Distribution, and Cadence Data Systems, believe it’s important to give back to the communities that support our business. Each quarter since 2007 the employees select a non- profit charity to be the recipient of their quarterly fundraising efforts via on-going internal charity drives and contests such as Blue Jean Friday and other events. Gifts total over $7,000 to date.

The charities Tulsa Cash Register employees have selected and supported to date are:

2007:

The Little Light House of Tulsa – a totally privately-funded Christian school that provides free education and therapeutic services to children with special needs.

Learn more at http://www.littlelighthouse.org/

2008:

John 3:16 Mission – an interdenominational Christian ministry that exists to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of Tulsa’s hungry, homeless and at-risk citizens.

Learn more at http://www.john316mission.org/

Blue Star Mothers of Oklahoma – The Department of Oklahoma Blue Star Mothers exists to assist, organize, regulate, and educate all Chapters within the State so that the National Mission of the Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc. is accomplished. They assist families of service men and women, and also gather donations, prepare and send care packages to soldiers serving on foreign ground and many other activities to get acquainted, and to foster democracy, to be ever vigilant against invasion of un-American activities; to uphold the American institutions of freedom, justice, and equal rights, and to defend the United States of America from all enemies.

Learn more at http://www.okdeptbluestarmothers.org/

2009:

Emerency Infant Services of Tulsa - a non-profit organization meeting the basic human needs of infants and children under five years old (such as formula, milk, food, diapers, medicine, clothing and furniture) whose families are in crises or emergency situations.

Learn more at https://emergencyinfantservices.org/Home_Page.php

NEATS (Northeast Active Timers) of Northeastern Oklahoma – provide programs and services in a religious, ecumenical setting for mature and older adults in the northeast area of Oklahoma, through fellowship for education and enrichment, excursions and trips, and support groups; and to develop and sponsor other services that will be beneficial to the elderly population, including centenarians.

Learn more at http://www.neacco.org/NEATs.html

DVIS (Domestic Violence Intervention Services) of Tulsa – an organization that exists to help rebuild lives of those whose have been affected by domestic violence or sexual assault through advocacy, counseling, shelter and education, and other services.

Learn more at www.dvis.org

2010:

Meals On Wheels – an organization that works to preserve the dignity and independence of homebound elderly and disabled persons by providing them with nutritious home-delivered meals, caring contacts.

Learn more at http://www.mealsonwheelstulsa.org/

Therapetics Service Dogs of Oklahoma - a non-profit agency working to enhance the lives of individuals living with physical disabilities by providing them with highly trained service dogs. We are based in Tulsa but serve individuals across the state of Oklahoma.

Learn more at http://www.therapetics.org/

2007 – 2010:

Breast Cancer Awareness: Susan G. Komen for the Cure – the world’s largest and most progressive grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists the only grassroots organization fighting to cure breast cancer at every stage, from the causes to the cures and the pain and anxiety of every moment in between.The mission of Susan G. Komen for the Cure® is to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.

Learn more at http://www.komentulsa.org/

Salvation Army Angel Tree Ministries - making a difference in the lives of those hardest hit during these challenging times. By offering at-risk children a chance at a better life. By feeding hungry families. By rebuilding homes and hopes when disaster strikes. And by changing lives in your community for the better, at Christmas time and every day of the year.

Learn more at https://secure20.salvationarmy.org/donation.jsp

2011:

Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma – a large hunger-relief organization who provides food to over 450 partner programs in eastern Oklahoma, such as, food pantries, soup kitchens, after-school programs, senior citizen centers and homeless shelters.

Learn more at http://www.cfbeo.org/