Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance (OKFB) has launched its Coats for Kids initiative where agents across all 77 Oklahoma counties are working with communities to ensure no child faces the winter cold unprotected.

Whether you’re an OKFB member or a non-member, a local business, or a community partner, there are many ways to help. OKFB is accepting new or gently used winter coats for children of all ages, and anyone can drop off donations at any OKFB Insurance office.

Additionally, those interested in supporting the initiative can contribute a tax-deductible donation to fund coat purchases, or host a coat drive in your workplace, school or church. Contact Seminole County Farm Bureau at (405) 382-0304 or visit okfbinsurance. com/coatsforkids for more information. The Seminole County office is located at 1801 W. Wrangler.

“At Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance, we believe every child deserves to stay warm through Oklahoma’s winters,” said Greg Golden, Vice President Sales and Marketing, Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance. “Through our Coats for Kids initiative, we’re proud to support families in need and help build stronger, more caring communities— one coat at a time.”

Donations can be made until Sept. 30, at any OKFB Insurance office. OKFB will be hosting pop-up coat collection events across the state. To find out when the events will take place, follow OKFB on Facebook and Instagram.

About Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance Since 1946, OKFB Insurance has worked to protect Oklahomans from the risks they face every day, whether it be home, auto, life, commercial or farm & ranch. With agents in all 77 counties, we are ready to serve our neighbors at a moment’s notice and are committed to helping our 140,000+ member families to insure their future. To learn more, visit https://okfbinsurance. com.