Oklahoma Project Woman Has Expanded From Tulsa Beginnings

By Sarah Lobban, For The OklahomanNearly 17 years ago, Tulsa Project Woman was founded on the belief that everyone should have access to breast health care, even if the person lacked insurance or money to pay for treatment. By partnering with local clinics and hospitals, Tulsa Project Woman was able to provide mammograms and, if necessary, breast cancer treatment free of charge to those who qualified for the aid. The nonprofit’s success enabled it to extend services to all 77 counties in the state, and in 2009 the name was changed to Oklahoma Project Woman to accurately reflect the expansion.Read more on NewsOK.com