10/05/2026
Congratulations to Ranch 41 - A New Life Sober Living on receiving a grant from the Arvest Foundation! 🎉
We’re grateful for the work you do to support your residents and help them build a new foundation. Your OKARR family is cheering you on! 💪🫵
Ranch 41 RCO, Inc. A new life living is honored and grateful to receive a grant from the Arvest Foundation, an investment that will directly support individuals working to rebuild their lives through recovery, employment and greater independence.
Ranch 41 RCO is a nonprofit recovery community organization committed to helping people overcome the everyday barriers that can stand between recovery and long-term stability. The organization serves individuals in recovery by providing therapy, peer recovery support, case management, transportation assistance, clothing and hygiene necessities, food assistance, employment and résumé support, connections to community resources, and other practical services.
At Ranch 41, recovery is about more than simply stopping the use of drugs or alcohol. It is about helping people build a life they can sustain.
One of the organization's strongest areas of focus is breaking down barriers to employment. Something as simple as not having transportation, work boots, the correct uniform, a required permit or the money to get started can cost someone a job opportunity. Without employment, maintaining safe and stable housing becomes even more difficult. Ranch 41 works to bridge those gaps so that individuals have a real opportunity to move forward.
“This grant is more than funding to us—it represents opportunity,” said Teri Jacobs, Executive Director of Ranch 41 RCO. “Many of the people we serve are ready to work, ready to rebuild and ready to do something different with their lives. Sometimes they just need someone willing to help remove that one barrier standing in their way. When we help someone get to work, obtain what they need for a job or connect to resources, we aren't just helping them for one day. We are helping them build stability, independence and hope for their future.”
Jacobs leads Ranch 41 alongside Sebastian Cobelo, Chief Operating Officer, whose work helps ensure that the organization's mission is carried out through direct community support, partnerships and day-to-day services for individuals in recovery.
Ranch 41 believes successful recovery is strengthened when people have access to the basic tools needed to become productive, independent members of their families and communities. Every ride to work, pair of work boots, permits, employment opportunity and connection to a resource can become another building block toward lasting stability.
The support of the Arvest Foundation will allow Ranch 41 to continue putting resources directly where they can make an impact.
“We are incredibly thankful to the Arvest Foundation for believing in what we are doing,” Jacobs said. “When a community invests in recovery, it isn't investing in just one person. That investment reaches families, employers, individuals and the community as a whole. Recovery changes lives—and when people are given the opportunity to succeed, they can do incredible things.”
Ranch 41 RCO extends its sincere appreciation to the Arvest Foundation and the local Arvest team for recognizing the importance of recovery, employment, stability and second chances.
