April 7, 2026 · Norman, Oklahoma

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Everything depends on one vote. When Norman residents approve the $8M referendum, every other door opens. Federal matching. State funding. International foundations. The entire funding strategy is waiting on the other side of that YES.

$8M Voter seed fund
$10M+ All sources, 3 years
700+ Neighbors housed
2030 Functional zero
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Why This Vote Matters

This Is Not Charity.
This Is an Investment.

Cities that end homelessness become cities people want to live in, invest in, and be proud of. This vote is about the kind of Norman we choose to be.

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The $8M Unlocks Everything
Without the local commitment, federal funders won't come. With it, Norman becomes eligible to compete for every major federal housing and homelessness program — all of which require non-federal match before an application is even scored.
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Homelessness Costs More to Ignore
Emergency rooms, jails, and crisis services cost far more than permanent housing. Boise saved $8.8M in 5 years with just 40 units. Norman is building 5x that.
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Norman Becomes a Model
A YES vote puts Norman on the map — alongside Medicine Hat, Houston, and Helsinki — as a city that chose to solve this rather than manage it.
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These Are Our Neighbors
700+ Norman residents are without stable housing right now. Veterans. Seniors. Young adults aging out of foster care. People discharged from our hospital with nowhere to go.
What Your Vote Funds

Your YES Vote Builds This.

The $8M is not a budget line. It is the local match that makes Norman eligible to compete for every major federal housing and homelessness program — and the credibility anchor for the philanthropy that follows.

200+
Units of permanent supportive housing
$2.6M–$3.8M
Recurring annual capacity, all sources
700+
Norman neighbors permanently housed
2030
Target year for functional zero homelessness
5:1
Federal match ratio on local investment

"Your GOODNESS is Powerful. Our GOODNESS achieves the IMPOSSIBLE."

A home is more than four walls and a roof. It's a place where someone feels safe, loved, and human.

— Unknown