Brick Pavers or Tiles – Support the Project
Be part of finalizing the funding for a collaborative project between two outstanding 501(c)(3) Organizations that provide food, clothing, and a little bit of Christmas.
Cleveland County Christmas Store was established in 1970 to assist families in need around Christmas time with providing family Christmas gifts to one another.[1] A permanent location is needed to create efficiency, stability, and enhance service to those eligible.[2]
The CrossPointe Care Center Food Pantry (CCFP) was incorporated in 2012. CCFP provides food and clothing year round for those in need.[3] Last year, these two 501(c)(3) organizations, serving a similar demographic in Cleveland County, collaborated to see how they could work together to increase efficiency, stability, and service.
Under1Roof is building a facility for both organizations to establish a permanent location for each entity, and provide for more efficient collaboration to serve those in need. Under1Roof will provide a 9,750 square foot building permanently locating the Christmas Store and the Care Center Food Pantry, each utilizing ½ of the structure.
The Under1Roof Project Budget is $1,000,000. Approximately 80% of the needed funds for this Project have been already raised. The goal is to construct this Project, debt free, ready to occupy by the Christmas Store in October of this year!
To help get us across the finish line, you may purchase a brick or a tile that can be engraved with your logo, business name, family name, or a message to the community. Bricks will be placed in an outdoor garden setting. Tiles will be placed in the CCFP entry on the floor or on the entry wall. Commemorate your support for the Christmas Store and the Care Center Food Pantry through the purchases of an Under1Roof brick paver or granite tile while helping finish the funding needed to complete the Project! Fill out your order online or print out an order form and submit it to the Under1Roof Project c/o the Care Center 2601 24th Ave SE, Norman, OK 73071.
[1] Program participants must: be a resident of Cleveland County; be under 133% of federal poverty income guidelines; be eligible for state or local assistance; volunteer to work at least two hours in the Program; limit selection to one gift per family member.
[2] Volunteers work to provide this program year-round, collecting and storing gifts, nonperishable food items, and preparing for the Christmas Holiday Season.
[3] In 2025 the CCFP served around 13,000 people and provided 94,476 meals. CCFP also has a clothes closet that provides clothing, coats, socks, and new undergarments to those in need. During Christmas 2025, the CCFP provided over 200 food baskets to those in need. CCFP’s current facility is busting as the seams, and it has been difficult to keep up with the needs.
