Be a volunteer

We are here to return just a fraction of the love they’ve given us.

volunteers enrich our member’s lives

At Wings, we believe in building a thriving community for our members. A vital way this happens is by involving the public in our daily curriculum through a variety of volunteer opportunities.

be a volunteer at wings

Wings relies on the sacrificial gift our nearly 400 volunteers provide to help our organization and members thrive as they pour 19,000+ hours into our nonprofit each year.

The cornerstone of Wings is these selfless individuals who give their hearts to each and every one of our members and organization. Due to their service, our members are filled with joy and our mission continues to spread. We are forever grateful. Learn more about how you can be involved below.

For more information about volunteer opportunities, please contact us at info@wingsok.org or call 405.242.4646.

wings volunteer roles

Program Volunteers

Volunteers are key to the day-to-day operations of the Wings Program. Volunteers serving in this role can expect to:

  • Assist the Program Staff

  • Build relationships with Wings Members

  • Be a role model to Wings Members

  • Aid Wings Members in the performance of daily tasks


Chapel Speakers

Part of the Wings Program schedule includes a weekly 30-minute chapel service. We invite pastors and worship leaders in the community to join us as a guest chapel speaker and share a 30-minute Bible lesson with our members.

Service Projects

Volunteers who contribute to Wings through service projects help us keep our property and building in prime condition. This is an excellent way to both support Wings and connect with our community. We welcome church groups, school groups, corporate groups, clubs, as well as individual volunteers.

“I’m actually jealous. These members love each other so well and are thriving when they’re in this space. It is very dear to me to see them support each other. That’s the special quality about this mission you won’t find anywhere else.”

— Carolyn Hansing, Volunteer