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BENEFITTING MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OKLAHOMA
THE EVENT
We invite you to join us for a radiant night at Carnivale 2024: Neon Symphony featuring the perfect blend of an electrified orchestra and luminous performances. Revel in fine dining, lively dancing and unmatched surprises.
The story of this legendary fundraiser began in 1990, when Mrs. Suzanne Warren co-chaired the inaugural Carnivale, then called Le Masquerade. With the funds raised, we opened our first housing program, Walker Hall which housed 12 residents impacted by mental illness and homelessness. Today, Carnivale provides stability and housing for more than 1,500 individuals and families.
With your support, we save and change lives. We look forward to seeing you on April 6, 2024 at The Best Party in Town.
MAKING HISTORY
The story of this legendary fundraiser began in 1990, when Mrs. Suzanne Warren co-chaired the inaugural Carnivale, then called Le Masquerade. The fundraiser allowed Mental Health Association Oklahoma to open its first housing program, Walker Hall, in 1991. At that time, proceeds benefitted only 12 tenants. Today, Carnivale benefits more than 1,500 individuals and families living in our 26 apartment complexes in Tulsa and our first apartment complex in Oklahoma City.
OUR MISSION
Mental Health Association Oklahoma is dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing mental disorders, and achieving victory over mental illness through advocacy, education, services, and housing.
THE CAUSE
As the premier boots-on-the-ground nonprofit our expertise and work exists primarily at the intersection of mental illness and homelessness.
MHAOK has been advocating for Oklahomans since 1955. We are dedicated to promoting mental health and the equity of access to care for individuals impacted by mental illness, homelessness, substance use and justice involvement.
Our vision is to end homelessness and achieve a just, humane, and healthy society in which all people are afforded respect, dignity, and the opportunity to achieve their full potential, free from stigma and prejudice. We do this by providing programs that meet people where they are, utilizing a peer-to-peer approach that helps facilitate long-term and sustainable success for the over 30,000 people we serve each year.
For more information about the Mental Health Association Oklahoma our mission visit www.mhaok.org.
