The TSET Board of Directors approved nearly $7 million in grant funding to support projects that make healthy choices easier for Oklahomans across the state.
The grants will help prevent youth access to tobacco, vapor and nicotine products, expand opportunities for physical activity and support healthier community spaces across Oklahoma. Developed and proposed by local communities, schools and organizations, these projects reflect the needs and priorities of the people they serve. Together, the investments support healthier choices, stronger communities and better quality of life for generations to come.
“TSET’s investments help communities build the conditions that support better health for all Oklahomans,” said Lance Thomas, TSET interim executive director. “By partnering with local organizations and leaders, we can create lasting changes that improve health outcomes for generations.”
TSET-funded projects help address some of Oklahoma’s most pressing health challenges by making healthy living more accessible where people live, work, learn and play. From community improvements to school-based initiatives, these grants support locally driven solutions that can lead to lasting change.
The board’s action reflects TSET’s ongoing commitment to investing in programs and partnerships that improve health outcomes and reduce the burden of chronic disease for all of Oklahoma.
By supporting communities in every corner of the state, TSET continues its mission of creating healthier environments and expanding opportunities for Oklahomans to live longer, healthier lives. | 
