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#OCCF60 – Helping End Generational Poverty

Ken and Gae Rees taught the value of giving to their children early on, and together with their children set out to create a legacy of giving. Working with the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, they are recognizing and addressing community needs as they work to end generational poverty.

Watch the full story here: https://youtu.be/dbQMUcZarrA

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