OKC-based nonprofit Pivot asking for dry goods after power outages

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma City-based nonprofit Pivot is asking for dry good donations after power outages from Tuesday's thunderstorms left many of their clients without power.

Pivot provides various resources to at-risk youth in the metro, including housing, education and employment.

According to a post on Pivot's social media accounts, clients living in the nonprofit's tiny homes have been without power for 36 hours, causing the food in their fridges and freezers to spoil.

Pivot is current asking for dry goods such as macaroni and cheese, ramen, crackers and chips. Donations can be dropped of at their offices at 201 NE 50th Street.

For other ways to donate or get involved, visit pivotok.org.