
About SEAC
For over 40 years, the Skiatook Emergency Assistance Center has been a pillar of support for families in our community, providing hope and help when it's needed most.
Our Mission
The Skiatook Emergency Assistance Center exists to provide emergency assistance to qualifying families in Skiatook, Sperry, and Avant through our thrift store operations and community support.
We believe that no family should face crisis alone. Through the generous donations of our community and the revenue from our thrift store, we're able to provide food assistance, utility aid, emergency relief, and educational scholarships.
Our Vision
To be a beacon of hope and support in our community, ensuring that every family has access to basic necessities and opportunities for a better future.
We envision a thriving community where emergency assistance is readily available, educational opportunities are accessible to all, and no family faces hardship alone.
Our History
From humble beginnings to a thriving community resource
SEAC Founded
The Skiatook Emergency Assistance Center was established to serve families in crisis throughout Skiatook, Sperry, and Avant.
Thrift Store Opens
To create sustainable funding for our programs, SEAC opened its thrift store, turning community donations into resources for families in need.
Nonprofit Status
SEAC achieved 501(c)(3) nonprofit status (EIN: 73-1319139), ensuring transparency and tax-deductible donations for our supporters.
Board of Directors
Dedicated community leaders guiding SEAC's mission with passion, integrity, and unwavering commitment to our neighbors in need.
Debbie Anderson
President
Board leadership and strategic oversight
Sheryle Irving
Vice President
Executive support and leadership
Ann Sgiever
Secretary
Records and administrative oversight
Becky Monkress
Treasurer
Financial stewardship and accountability
Sheryle Irving
Auction Coordinator
Facebook auction oversight and management
Jessie Madaffari
Board Member
Community representative
Sally Randolph
Board Member
Community representative
Dianna Izquierdo
Board Member
Community representative
Board Governance & Transparency
Our volunteer board of directors consists of committed community members who oversee SEAC's operations, ensure financial transparency, and maintain our mission of serving families in need. The board meets regularly to review assistance requests, plan community initiatives, and guide our organization's strategic direction.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, SEAC's board members and financial information are publicly available through our annual IRS Form 990 filings, ensuring complete transparency and accountability to our community.
Community Partners
Working together to strengthen our community
City of Skiatook
Supporting our mission through local government partnership and community initiatives.
Knights of Columbus #18010
Faithful community partners supporting families through charitable works and volunteer service.