Real Okie Superheroes

Real Okie Superheroes

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Real Okie Superheroes hosts fundraiser at Glenpool parkSuperheroes, princesses and other doers of good held a fundraiser at Black Gold Park in Glenpool Saturday.

Real Okie Superheroes raising money for Christmas campaignsCosplayers will appear at a fundraising event that is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 14, in Glenpool.

How Can You Be A Real Superhero?Hi Guys! Ricky Pope here and this week on the Christian Nerds Unite Podcast, I am joined by Stephen Fluharty "The Batman of Oklahoma" and we talk about cosplay and making people smile. Plus scripture and nerdy news. https://www.facebook.com/batmanofoklahoma https://www.realokiesuperheroes.org/ Check out the https://beacons.ai/christiannerdhq! Episodes from member podcasts release Monday through Friday! Follow @ChristianNerdHQ on all the social networks! Monday: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chris

Local woman bands together with superheroes to bring cheer to kids in needTULSA, Okla. — Real Okie Superheroes is a nonprofit group of seemingly ordinary people doing extraordinary things. These real-life superheroes dress up in costumes and visit children with life-threatening illnesses.

Vipers put Spark out early in upset winOKLAHOMA CITY — It was Superhero Night at Hall of Fame Stadium Tuesday night when the OKC Spark hosted the Smash It Sports Vipers at Hall of Fame Stadium.

Lisa Bain joins us with a couple special guests to share about one of her partnershipswww.realokiesuperheroes.orgVisit www.LisaBain.comYou can also follow her on mostsocial media platforms

Saint Francis Children's Hospitals bring smiles to pediatric patients on Valentine's Day The Saint Francis Children's Hospital brought smiles to its pediatric patients this Valentine's Day.

Superheroes spread Christmas cheer at Promenade Mall“Making people smile, making kids smile, making adults smile, that’s really payment that we like."

Real Okie Superheroes spread superpowered joy at children's hospitalIn a world where children battle big obstacles, a team of ordinary people is doing something extraordinary.

Cosplay for Charity | Edmond OutlookAs a child, Angela (Fae) Mullens enjoyed playing dress up. By junior high, she was altering thrift store clothing and sewing costumes. Fae was a married adult

Photos: See images of Owasso’s Gathering on Main for JuneSee pictures of Owasso’s June Gathering on Main, where locals gathered to enjoy an evening of food, fun and fellowship.

St. Jude Run/Walk helps raise awareness for childhood cancer research Oklahoma families are celebrating after they were able to exceed their fundraising goal at this year’s St. Jude Run/Walk.

Superheroes meet kids battling life-threatening illnessesSpider-Man visited Tulsa this weekend for a special private screening of his new movie, “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” He met some kids battling life-threatening illnesses, thanks to an event put on by the group, Real Okie Superheroes.

Surprise birthday parade for child with terminal cancer held SaturdayA surprise birthday parade was held Saturday in Glenpool for Aaron, who just turned five on Friday.

Real Okie Superheroes assisting with child's fundraiserThe event — Help Fund The Fight For Aaron Deetz: Auction/Benefit Ride — will take place at the Ranch Bar and Grill, 2548 U.S. Highway 75 in Beggs.

Arvest Foundation donates $2,000 to HopestoneArvest Foundation donates $2,000 to Hopestone

The Talk of East Texas

We did a radio interview on KMHT, The Talk of East Texas!

4-Year-Old Oklahoma Boy Surprised By Superheroes At His Front Door News On 6 went along with Spider-Man, Captain America and Wonder Woman to surprise a very special boy facing some big obstacles.

Bartlesville Radio » News » Captain America, Wonder Woman Visit Bartlesville Captain America and Wonder Woman with a charity group called Real Okie Superheroes were in Bartle ..

Local Superheroes Spread Cheer Across Oklahoma A group of Oklahomans is proving you don’t need powers to be a superhero.

Something Good: Real Okie SuperheroesSince before our state even had a name it was home to some inspiring people. From great leaders and performers to our next-door neighbors we're never far from someone amazing. In the above video, meet a group of amazing Oklahomans showing us it doesn’t take powers to make someone a hero.

Amazing Oklahoman: Arlene Laxamana Sparks Superhero HappinessAmazing Oklahoman: Arlene Laxamana Sparks Superhero Happiness

Amazing Oklahoman: Andy Massie Believes In Everyone’s Potential One amazing Oklahoman sees the potential of something good in everyone around him.

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