The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges

03/06/2026

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges extends a sincere thank you to Mazzio’s for their generous surprise visit and delicious pizza for our community.

Thoughtful acts like this bring smiles to our members and staff and remind us how strong and supportive the Tulsa community truly is.

We are grateful for partners like Mazzio’s who help make days at The Center a little more special.

03/05/2026

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges extends sincere thanks to Gary and Andrea Nielson Bartlett for their generous support as a 3-Pointer Sponsor of Shoot for The Center: The Eddie Sutton Challenge.

All are invited to join the excitement on Saturday, April 25 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex. This fun and energetic event features creative basketball competition, friendly rivalry and a shared commitment to The Center’s mission.

Come cheer on the competitors and be part of a great afternoon supporting an incredible community.

Learn more at https://www.tulsacenter.org/event/sftc-2026/.

03/05/2026

For more than 25 years, Sharon Harris dedicated her life to advocating for children in difficult situations.

After a traumatic brain injury changed her own path, she faced the challenge of transitioning from caregiver to receiving care. Today, Sharon is active in the art room, fitness classes and aquatics at The Center — continuing to show the same strength and heart that defined her career.

In this month’s Get Centered Podcast, Sharon shares her story of resilience, service, and finding community again.

Listen now: https://www.tulsacenter.org/podcast/

02/27/2026

The Center Twisters Wheelchair Basketball Team is headed to Wichita this weekend.

Join us in wishing them safe travels and strong competition as they represent The Center on the court.

Good luck, Twisters. Play hard and leave it all on the court.

02/27/2026

Hi All! We’re trying again! MCWX is giving away another $1,000 to the nonprofit with the most mentions on their page. In addition, if The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges gets the most votes, we have a generous donor who will double it! Please take a minute to mention The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges and Like the post! Go!

I like to give back to our community. EIS got the check last time… let’s give everyone else a shot again! (I’ll pick a charity Monday AM).

You must like this post for your vote to count.

Go!

02/24/2026

Spring Break is almost here, and Camp Get Centered is filling up.

Join The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges March 16 through 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex for three days of adaptive sports, creative arts, outings and more.

Campers will build confidence, develop independence and create lifelong memories in a supportive, high-energy environment designed just for them.

Registration rates:
• $90 for all three days
• $40 daily rate available

Secure your spot today at tulsacenter.org/mini-camp

For questions, contact Kelly Evans at kevans@tulsacenter.org
or 918-794-4526.

02/23/2026

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges is hiring an Interpreter Services Coordinator.

This position plays a vital role in supporting communication access for individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Proficiency in American Sign Language is required. Additional language skills are a plus.

The Interpreter Services Coordinator will help ensure high quality service delivery, strong vendor relationships and continued growth of The Center’s Interpreter Services Program.

If you are passionate about access, professionalism and serving the community, we invite you to apply and join our team.

Learn more and apply at:
https://www.tulsacenter.org/about-the-center/employment-opportunities/

02/21/2026

Spring Break is almost here, and there is still time to register for Camp Get Centered Mini Camp.

Join The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges March 16 through 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex for three full days of adaptive sports, creative activities and connection.

This Spring Break experience is designed to keep youth active, engaged and having fun in a supportive environment. Registration is $90 and spots are limited.

Secure your child’s place today at
www.tulsacenter.org/mini-camp-get-centered/

02/20/2026

April is Recreational Therapy Month, and The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges proudly recognizes the dedicated professionals who help make our programs possible.

Margie Crossno, Kelli Decker, Kelly Evans, Vickie Hollar, Leslie Lancaster, Paige McCune and Frailey Scaife play a vital role in delivering meaningful experiences that support independence, confidence and connection for our members.

Through adaptive sports, wellness initiatives and innovative programming, this team helps create the opportunities that define life at The Center.