The Ministry of Helps (MoH), based out of Olney, recently teamed up with workers from Texas New Mexico Power (TNMP) to deliver and hand out groceries to those needing a little extra help.
Retired Teachers Meet at Olney Heritage Museum
![Alyssa Betts managing the auction for the Olney Community Library and Art Center [OCLAC] Texoma Gives live auction. OCLAC hosted an auction of sweet treats to raise funds for the annual 24-hour online giving event. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/c2b880fb4c_Ar00302010.jpg?itok=nJR7vekN)
![The Olney Christian Community Center [The Refuge] hosted a breakfast and lunch fundraiser during the Texoma Gives annual 24-hours of giving event. Three workers of many are shown here: Kristy Nantz-Refuge Director, Carrie Canada-Volunteer and Terri Hayter](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/9684907f82_Ar00302011.jpg?itok=ihj_z_SJ)
Texoma Gives 2025 is in the books for the year and it was a big success. Here is how Olney’s nonprofits fared in their fundraising efforts: The Refuge came out on top out of all organizations with $168,134 raised by 31 donors; Olney Community Library and Arts Center raised $1,315 from 18 donors; Olney Education Foundation raised $18,505 from 35 donors; Young County-Olney Senior Cub Center raised $10,765 from 45 donors; Keep Olney Beautiful raised $895 from 12 donors; Olney Volunteer Fire Department raised $1,195 from 12 donors; House Of Mercy Enterprises raised $400 from four donors. For more information and a complete list of nonprofits please visit texomagives. org.
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