KI BOIS Community Action Foundation, Inc.

KI BOIS Community Action Foundation, Inc. KI BOIS CAF, Inc. is a private, non-profit corporation organized to eliminate the causes of poverty a On August 20, 1964 the late President Lyndon B. When Mr.

As one of over 1,000 Community Action Agencies in America, we work to empower low-income families, change people's lives for the better and improve the communities we serve. We are all dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other. Johnson signed into law the Economic Opportunity Act that first created Community Action. Shortly after Haskell, Latimer and LeFlore Counties formed singl

e county Community Action agencies and operated some small programs. In December 1968 the boards of Haskell, Latimer and LeFlore County Community Action agencies voted to merge into one agency and formed KI BOIS Community Action Foundation, Inc. The name was selected from the names of the two mountain ranges which traversed the area, the Kiamichi Mountains and the Sans Bois Mountains. Pittsburg County was added a few years later. KI BOIS Community Action’s first Executive Director was Jim Hall, Jr. Hall retired in 1978, Joye Roye was named Interim Director during the advertisement period. The board then selected Carroll Huggins to replace Mr. Hall. KI BOIS Community Action, Inc. is a private, non-profit corporation 501 (c) 3 operating in Southeast Oklahoma. The agency was organized as a part of the national “War on Poverty.” Administered by a 30 member Board of Directors, the agency represents all segments of the community i.e. elected officials, minority groups, businesses, social services, low-income and foremost the clients served. Today, 55 years later, KI BOIS Community Action is the major social service agency in Southeastern Oklahoma, with their programs touching every age, ethnic and gender group in our area of operation. From senior programs and public transportation to programs for the Developmentally Disabled (DD), case management, and veteran services, KI BOIS Community Action is and continues to be the leader in community development and social services delivery. KI BOIS Community Action Foundation, Inc. continues to increase services provided by our various programs. The agency has developed new partnerships and expanded existing partnerships to meet the increased demand for services. KI BOIS Community Action continues to be recognized as a community leader on a local, state and national level. We will continue to develop all of our programs to meet the increasing demand for services.

09/01/2026
Thank you Arvest Foundation for contributing to Sequoyah County. This donation will be used to continue offering the ma...
08/31/2026

Thank you Arvest Foundation for contributing to Sequoyah County. This donation will be used to continue offering the many projects we do throughout the year, including Back to School Roundup and Thanksgiving Dinner.

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08/17/2026

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08/14/2026

🚌 Muskogee County Transit is here to keep our county connected!
Did you know MCT provides affordable transportation from communities across Muskogee County into Muskogee throughout the week?
For just $2 roundtrip, riders can travel into Muskogee with three stops in town—making it easier to get to appointments, run errands, shop, and take care of the things that matter.
📍 Monday: Fort Gibson & Braggs
📍 Tuesday & Thursday: Warner, Porum & Webbers Falls
📍 Wednesday & Friday: Taft, Haskell & Council Hill
Trips must be scheduled at least one day in advance, so be sure to plan ahead!
We’re proud to serve our communities and help keep Muskogee County moving. 💚
Visit muskogeecountytransit.com to learn more about our services and scheduling.

The Latimer County Back to School Bash was hosted by the Living in Latimer Coalition on August 3rd. Here’s a few pictur...
08/13/2026

The Latimer County Back to School Bash was hosted by the Living in Latimer Coalition on August 3rd. Here’s a few pictures to commemorate this great event.

08/13/2026

KIDS CAREER DAY IS THIS SATURDAY! 🤠🐴🚒🔨

Join us Saturday, August 15th, from 8 AM–NOON at the Stigler Farmers Market for a special Kids Career Day!

We’re bringing together local people who have turned their skills, passions, and interests into careers so kids can meet them, ask questions, and get a glimpse into all the different things they could grow up to do right here in our community.

We’ll have local professionals and businesses representing careers like:

🤠 Rodeo Clown — Cody Sosabee
🐴 Leather Worker & Farrier — Dan Rowland
🐄 Rocky Point Ranch — Sherri Hamilton
💈 Barber Bill
🔧 Goff Plumbing
🛠️ Kiamichi Tech
🏡 Realtors — Terra Geralds & Justin Long, Property Solutions
🐴 7 Bar G Ranch — James & Claire Green
🥩 Butcher — Kilgores
🔪 Knife Maker — Diamond K Knives
🐎 Reining Horses — Olivia Allen, Allen Reining Horses
💧 Haskell County Water Department
🏗️ Concrete Work — Palmer Construction
🚑 EMS Worker — Pafford EMS
🏦 Banking — Farmers State Bank
👮 Sheriff’s Department — Haskell County Sheriff’s Department

…and more!

Come let your kids see that there are SO many different paths they can take, and that a career can start with something you’re simply passionate about. ❤️

📍 Stigler Farmers Market — S. Broadway
🗓️ Saturday, August 15th
⏰ 8 AM–NOON

We can’t wait to see you there! 🧡

Way to go Sequoyah County!!!
08/01/2026

Way to go Sequoyah County!!!

Address

PO Box 727/200 SE A Street
Stigler, OK
74462

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19189673325

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