Tulsa families looking for festive décor have a new way to give back this holiday season. A New Leaf, a Tulsa‑based nonprofit that serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is running its annual poinsettia sale through Dec. 23. Every purchase helps fund the organization’s programs, and the sale includes free delivery within the Tulsa metro area.
How the sale works
Customers can order poinsettias online or by phone, choosing from a range of sizes and arrangements priced between $9 and $46. A portion of each sale is earmarked for A New Leaf’s core services, which include day programs, vocational training, and community integration activities for people with disabilities. The nonprofit emphasizes that the sale is a “holiday tradition” that allows supporters to combine seasonal gifting with charitable giving.
Why it matters for families
For many Tulsa families, the sale offers a practical way to support a cause that directly impacts their community. A New Leaf’s programs help families care for loved ones who need specialized support, reducing the financial and logistical burdens that often accompany disability care. By purchasing a poinsettia, residents not only add a splash of color to their homes but also contribute to services that uphold the dignity and independence of Oklahoma’s most vulnerable citizens.
Community response
Local volunteers and donors have praised the initiative as a model of faith‑based, family‑centered philanthropy. “We love seeing our neighbors come together for a cause that aligns with our Christian values and strengthens families,” said a spokesperson for A New Leaf. The organization notes that previous years’ sales have generated enough revenue to expand its outreach, adding new activity rooms and hiring additional support staff.
How to order
Orders can be placed through the A New Leaf website or by calling the dedicated hotline. Free delivery is included for any address within the Tulsa metro area, making it easy for busy households to receive their plants without extra hassle. The sale runs until Dec. 23, giving shoppers ample time to plan holiday décor and charitable giving.
Supporting a broader mission
Beyond the poinsettia sale, A New Leaf continues to advocate for policies that protect the rights of individuals with disabilities and promote inclusive community practices. The organization works closely with local schools, faith groups, and businesses to create environments where every person can thrive. This holiday campaign is one piece of a larger effort to ensure that Oklahoma families have access to the resources they need.
For more information, pricing details, and to place an order, visit the A New Leaf website or click the link provided in the original announcement.
Original reporting: KTUL 8 (Sinclair) – local — read the source article.
