Birthday Bank

From Your Church to Their Hearts

Birthday Bank

From Your Church to Their Hearts

Pennies of Purpose, Century of Impact

Continue a tradition that began in the early 1900s by supporting the Birthday Bank. Originally started by churches as a penny-per-birthday offering, this method allows anyone to give in honor of their special day or someone else’s. Over time, pennies have become dollars, and small gifts have changed the trajectory of children’s lives in our homes forever. Donations can now be made online, making it easier than ever to bless children and their families each year.

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birthday bank

How It Works

The Birthday Bank is a simple yet impactful way to give:

Request a Birthday Bank

Call the OBHC Home Office at 405.363.6242, and we’ll send you a free Birthday Bank.

Celebrate with Giving

During worship services, Sunday school, or small groups, individuals celebrating a birthday or anniversary are encouraged to place a special offering in the Birthday Bank. Whether it’s a dollar or a dollar per year of age, every gift makes a difference.

Send Your Gift

Each month or quarter, you can either Donate online or mail your offering to OBHC’s Home Office. Please designate it as “OBHC Birthday Offering.”

Address:
300 Johnny Bench Drive, Suite 450, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104

Thank You for Your Faithfulness

To the churches, Sunday School classes, and small groups who continue faithfully supporting this ministry: thank you. Your generosity provides homes, care, and hope for thousands of children. For more information or to request a Birthday Bank, please contact us. Help us continue this beautiful tradition of love and giving.

Ready to Put Love into Action?

Join us in bringing love into action for children and families across Oklahoma. Your support shows them they are loved and not forgotten.

Ready to Put Love into Action?

Join us in bringing love into action for children and families across Oklahoma. Your support shows them they are loved and not forgotten.