We strive to learn from the SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) and garner the support of people of faith, religion, and houses of worship to help the people and the society. The strategic community issues we have focused on are domestic violence and mental health. On domestic violence, we teamed up with Palomar, YWCA, DHS, and other organizations.

In supporting our people, we engaged in dialogue to find solutions to humanitarian causes like supporting anti-racism and the Afghan refugees who entered our state legally and need help to settle down. These refugees had helped Americans when the USA was in need of them for safety and to help fight and win the war on terrorism.

We support faith communities protecting children, the separation of church and state, and working with other organizations in lending a helping hand. Examples are supporting American United, Mayflower Church, Oklahoma Faith Network, Oklahoma Center of Nonprofits, etc.

We support faith leaders in our state, and others who visit from time to time, to learn from them and share their wisdom for the improvement of the lives of people and society. Examples are Rev. T. Sheri Dickerson in 2021, Rev. Dr. Robert Willis, Dean Emeritus, Canterbury Cathedral, in 2024, and Sister Rosemary from Uganda in 2025.

We support the causes that at one time were strategic and we helped start, but today have become a routine to maintain our presence and voice. Examples are: Muslim Day at the Capitol, Annual Thanksgiving Prayer, Bahai World Religions Series, etc.

We collaborate with other houses of worship and faith leaders to monitor, support, and nominate those leaders who have done excellent work over a period to serve our communities and help humanity at large. We recognize these people at our annual dinner.