As an 18-year-old recent graduate, Grace found herself at a crossroads, uncertain about her next steps — a feeling many young people face after finishing school. Red River Community Corps (RRCC) provided her with more than just a service placement — it offered her a meaningful way to gain experience, build a foundation for her future and discover her strengths. 

Jim’s journey with Red River Community Corps (RRCC) and Turning Point Therapeutic Riding began when he and his wife moved back to Oklahoma to be closer to family. Seeking a flexible way to give back, Jim discovered Turning Point, a therapeutic horse-riding program serving individuals with special needs. 

Red River Community Corps (RRCC) members bring their talents and energy to support our partner sites, addressing some of the most pressing challenges in Oklahoma. 

In this alumni spotlight, we talk with alumni RRCC member Megan Wilson about her time with Red River.  

Red River Community Corps (RRCC) members bring their talents and energy to support our partner sites, addressing some of the most pressing challenges in Oklahoma. 

In this member spotlight, we talk with current RRCC member Jeremiah Thomas about his time with Red River. 

RRCC VISTA member Rebecca Dossey received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award during a ceremony at Mission Norman on August 19. 

 Are you passionate about making a positive impact in communities and want to serve people in need? Red River Community Corps (RRCC) offers an excellent opportunity through the Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) program. 

Joining RRCC VISTA provides a chance to work on community-driven initiatives, alleviating poverty and creating sustainable changes in areas like public health, education, access to benefits, climate and more. 

Red River Community Corps (RRCC) members bring their talents and energy to support our partner sites, addressing some of the most pressing challenges in Oklahoma. 

In this alumni spotlight, we talk with former RRCC member Ash Davenport about her time with Red River. 

Red River Community Corps (RRCC) partners with community organizations to boost their “people power” and help them receive crucial funding.

Not Your Average Joe (NYAJ) — a locally owned coffee shop with locations across Oklahoma — is an RRCC partner empowering students and adults with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities.

In this partner spotlight, we talk with the nonprofit’s Director of Marketing, Peyton Kapavik, to learn how RRCC makes an impact on their organization.

Whether volunteering at literacy organizations, food banks or health services, Red River Community Corps (RRCC) members witness firsthand the profound impact service work has on individuals and communities.

Through their experiences, members develop lifelong skills that influence their education and inspire their careers, while also enriching their personal growth.

Former and current corps members share five key skills members can gain from their time serving a range of organizations.

Becoming an RRCC member, whether through the Oklahoma Opportunities program or VISTA program, offers individuals the opportunity to contribute to positive social change, build meaningful connections with like-minded individuals, and develop valuable skills and experiences through service.