by Matt Eaton | Jan 9, 2024 | Bama Foundation, Community Service, News
Tulsa, OK Nov 2023 – In November Tulsa-based Bama Companies was featured nationally on NPR radio and print media for our efforts to help formerly incarcerated people begin not just a job, but a career. NPR Reporter, Elizabeth Caldwell visited Bama Companies...
by Matt Eaton | May 1, 2023 | Community Service, Events, News, Philanthropy
Bama CEO, Paula Marshall, Honored as Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma 2023 Trailblazer Tulsa, OK, Friday, April 28: The Girls Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma held their annual event called the Go Girl Gala. This event is to honor the year’s Trailblazer. The Trailblazer is...
by Matt Eaton | Mar 25, 2022 | Community Service, News, Workforce Development
Tulsa based food manufacturer, Bama Companies, has partnered with Coffee Bunker to become the charter member of the Employer Alliance. The goal of the alliance is to help military veterans transition from military careers into the civilian job field by offering...
by Matt Eaton | Jun 14, 2020 | Community Service, News
There most likely isn’t a person in America in which the Coronavirus hasn’t affected in one way or another. Hunger was already a huge problem in parts of our Tulsa community well before the current crisis. The pandemic has caused this problem to become even larger as...
by Matt Eaton | Jan 22, 2020 | Bama Foundation, Community Service, Events, News, Philanthropy, Sustainability
In front of a crowded auditorium at Tulsa Community College’s Northeast Campus, Tulsa native and celebrity Taylor Hanson and Bama Companies CEO, Paula Marshall officially announced the plans for the beginning of a food garden project to help tackle the problem...
by Matt Eaton | Sep 5, 2017 | Community Service, Philanthropy
Education is at the top of Bama’s corporate philanthropy initiatives. Through this program and others, we are committed to working with teachers to provide a meaningful and enriching educational experience for Oklahoma’s youth. In partnership with Tulsa Community...
