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Support the TREE Conference by investing in low-income, first-generation students across Oklahoma. Your sponsorship helps provide scholarships, programming, meals, materials, and a free conference experience for every student we serve.
WHY YOUR
SUPPORT MATTERS
Your support helps make the TREE Conference more than a one-day event. It creates access, encouragement, and opportunity for students who are often the first in their families to imagine themselves in college.
For many low-income and first-generation students, the path to higher education can feel distant, expensive, and difficult to navigate. Through scholarships, college-readiness programming, mentorship, meals, materials, and a free conference experience, TREE helps remove barriers and show students that higher education is possible.
When you sponsor TREE, you are directly investing in students across Oklahoma. Your contribution helps us continue serving the schools and communities that need this support most while building a stronger future for our state.
RECRUITMENT &
RETENTION IN OKLAHOMA
Your sponsorship helps TREE strengthen Oklahoma’s future by investing directly in the next generation of first-generation leaders.
By supporting scholarships, mentorship, and college access programming, partners help recruit some of the brightest students across the state to the University of Oklahoma while giving them the resources and community they need to stay, graduate, and build their futures here at home.
Together, we are not only opening doors to higher education—we are retaining talent, empowering families, and building a stronger Oklahoma.
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INTERESTED IN SPONSORING?
Contact our team to schedule a meeting and learn more about opportunities to engage with and support the TREE Conference. We would be glad to discuss sponsorship options, partnership opportunities, and meaningful ways your business, organization, or community group can help expand access to higher education for low-income and first-generation students across Oklahoma.