Community Festival
Food trucks, Kids Zone activities, veteran resources, community vendors, and sponsor booths.
A full day of community, veteran support, family activities, food, fundraising, a motorcycle poker run, and live music — all coming together to support veterans and their families.
United for Warriors Poker Run and Concert is being planned as a community-wide day that connects veterans and families with resources, brings local organizations and businesses together, and raises support for the veteran community.
The event is a joint effort involving Forged to Serve Foundation, VFW Post 9126, Warhound Veteran Motorcycle Association, Broken Warrior Ranch, and Everybody Eats of Tulsa.
Food trucks, Kids Zone activities, veteran resources, community vendors, and sponsor booths.
Three live sets ending with headliner David Oakleaf & The Open Road.
Warhound Veteran Motorcycle Association is planning the ride, finishing at BlackGold Park.
Veterans Row, raffles, auction activities, and community partners come together around the mission.
Forged to Serve Foundation
VFW Post 9126
Warhound Veteran Motorcycle Association
Broken Warrior RanchAdditional community partners and event supporters will be announced as they are confirmed.
The schedule below is the current planning framework and may change as performers, activities, and event operations are finalized.
Stage, booths, family activities, food vendors, resource areas, beverage area, signage, and event-day preparations.
Food trucks, Kids Zone activities, veteran resources, community vendors, sponsor booths, and background music while guests arrive and enjoy the park.
Event introductions, poker run results, raffles and auction activities, sponsor recognition, and information about the organizations supporting the day.
Opening live-music performance.
Veterans, instructors, civilian musicians, and friends of the local Guitars for Vets community take the stage.
Country singer-songwriter David Oakleaf & The Open Road close out the evening concert.
Guest departure and event cleanup before the park's 11:00 PM curfew.
Broke Teachers, the Glenpool Guitars for Vets Band, and headliner David Oakleaf & The Open Road.
Warhound Veteran Motorcycle Association is planning a poker run that will finish at BlackGold Park and lead into the evening benefit activities.
A dedicated area for veteran-serving organizations and resources to connect directly with veterans and their families.
A family-friendly activity area is planned, including bounce houses and other activities for children.
Food trucks, local businesses, community groups, makers, and artisan booths are planned for the afternoon festival hours.
Fundraising activities are planned throughout the event, including donated items, raffles, and auction opportunities.
The concert portion of the benefit runs from 6:00–10:00 PM, featuring Broke Teachers, the Glenpool Guitars for Vets Band, and headliner David Oakleaf & The Open Road. Meet the performers, read their stories, and follow their music on our Artists & Bands page.
Veteran-serving nonprofits and resource organizations will be invited to participate in a dedicated Veterans Row. The current plan is to provide approved veteran resource booths at no charge so organizations can focus on connecting veterans and families with useful services and support.
A designated adult beverage area is planned for guests age 21 and older. Alcohol service is expected to be handled by a properly licensed and insured mobile bar operator with controlled access to the service area.
Final beverage-area layout, access control, licensing, and operating details remain subject to event planning and applicable requirements.
Put your business or organization behind a community event built to support veterans and their families. Sponsorships help offset event costs so more of the money raised can support the mission.
Named sponsorships may be claimed independently or paired with a qualifying sponsorship package. Availability and final recognition placement are subject to organizer approval.
Helps support the concert, including artist expenses, stage production, sound, lighting, and related entertainment costs, with prominent recognition tied to the live-music experience.
Support bounce houses and family activities during the afternoon festival.
Help keep resource space accessible to veteran-serving organizations.
Recognition associated with the motorcycle poker run and its finish at BlackGold Park.
Recognition for the designated 21+ beverage area, subject to applicable rules and organizer approval.
Help cover volunteer meals, hydration, shirts, and other event-day support needs.
Approved in-kind goods or services may be credited toward an appropriate sponsorship level based on event need and fair value. Logo placement and printed-material recognition may depend on production deadlines.
Registration is open for veteran resources, local businesses, makers, artisans, food trucks, food vendors, and community organizations. Choose the option that fits your organization and complete registration through Zeffy.
Approved veteran-serving nonprofits, agencies, and resource organizations are invited to participate in Veterans Row at no charge and connect directly with veterans and their families.
Showcase handmade goods, crafts, artwork, merchandise, or specialty products during the Community Festival. Setup instructions and vendor requirements will be provided before the event.
Promote your business and connect directly with veterans, families, and community members without purchasing a larger sponsorship package.
Open to food trucks, trailers, carts, dessert vendors, beverage vendors, and other prepared-food sellers. Vendors must meet all applicable health, licensing, insurance, and City of Glenpool requirements.
Poker run details, participating organizations, sponsors, vendors, and additional activities will be announced as they are confirmed. The full concert lineup is now posted on our Artists & Bands page.