RestoreOKC works to tackle generational cycles of poverty by creating equitable opportunities for growth and trade skills for neighbors. Through Lowe’s Hometowns, RestoreOKC will complete its new, 3,200-square foot Skilled Trades Workshop to provide exposure for job trainees to woodworking, plumbing, electrical, finish carpentry, and more.

The Drummond Museum, housed a the original 1908 bank building, will soon be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A new roof, ceiling and flooring in the bathroom, back office and main exhibit areas are all needed. Windows that are dated back before 1930 need to be replaced and heating and air is necessary to keep artifacts safe. Cracked plaster, new paint, baseboards, lighting, and new landscaping will completely preserve this piece of history.