Grant Recipients

The Bottle Debate - which is best?

We recently got an email from our SFAC Family member Christina. She asked us which bottle is best for her cleft baby, Haberman's or Dr....

ART SHOW - New Date!

We are so excited to announce the new date of our Art Show! Covid-19 slowed us down but didn't stop us. This fundraiser is going to be...

An Art Show to Benefit our Children

Smile for a Child Foundation is pleased to announce our first special event! We are having an Art Show on March 27th and 28th in OKC...

Mack's Shining Smile!

Smile for a Child Foundation is pleased to announce that a grant has been given to the Morris Family for orthodontic work for their son,...

Dollars for Scholars

Smile for a Child Foundation is pleased to award Brenden DeWitt with an Academic Scholarship for college. He is a freshman at the...

Dr. Kevin Smith - Frist Humanitarian Award

Dr. Kevin Smith received the HCA Frist Humanitarian Award in 2009 for helping children with facial differences. He was voted the award...

Smile for a Child 2015 Grants

In June, Dalton Nichols was awarded a grant to work with Dr. Scott Hubbard on his orthodontics treatment for his cleft palate. In August,...

Smile for a Child 2011 Grants

Three grants were awarded by Smile for a Child Foundation in 2011. Grants were given to the OUHSC J.W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center and...

Smile for a Child 2008 Grants

In 2008, Smile for a Child Foundation provided two major grants to deserving recipients. The first was to Jason Coker, a cleft patient in...

Smile for a Child 2007 Grant

In 2007, one large grant was given to Brittnee Rosser. A previous grant recipient, she was granted another gift from the foundation to...

Smile for a Child 2006 Grants

In 2006, Smile for a Child Foundation awarded three major grants to different people and groups. The first two grants were to provide...

Smile for a Child 2005 Grants

In 2005, Smile for a Child Foundation awarded five grants to individuals and their health care teams. The purpose of these grants was to...