Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) is on the cutting edge of best practice for children, families and teachers promoting quality care for every child. CCRC provides services in Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Wagoner Counties.

Resource and Referral is part of the state and national Child Care Resource and Referral system. R&R provides families with children free referrals to safe, affordable child care that meets their immediate child care needs, while offering a variety of tools that allow families to gain the information and knowledge necessary to evaluate the child care options available. Babyline/Planline helps women and families find affordable prenatal care and family planning services that will improve outcomes for potentially high risk pregnancies to reduce infant mortality.

The Resource Library provides developmentally appropriate toys, resource books, and a work area for the public to make inexpensive materials with die cuts, laminating machine and other tools. The Child and Adult Care Food Program reimburses family child care providers that serve nutritious meals and snacks to children in their care. The Quality Enhancement Initiative assists child care centers and family child care homes to achieve and sustain Accreditation (National Association for the Education of Young Children for center-based programs & National Association for Family Child Care). Services include program assessment, technical assistance, and staff development.

The LINK Project provides free developmental, hearing, vision, speech, and social-emotional screening on-site in Tulsa County child care programs. After screenings are completed, the LINK team works closely with the family and agencies in the community to provide appropriate referrals if needed.

For more information please go to our website at www.ccrctulsa.org or Like us on Facebook.

Child Care Resource Center is a program of the

Community Service Council, a United Way partner agency also supported by Oklahoma Child Care Resource and Refer-ral Association and the George Kaiser Family Foundation. .

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Terrace View GableGotwals

Balcony Bank of Oklahoma George Krumme

John Steele Zink Foundation KWB Oil Property Management, Inc LynnCo Supply Chain Solutions, Inc

Urban Tulsa Weekly Williams

Mezzanine Osage Casino

Sue Riggs Tulsa Educare

Harry Potter Public Service Company of Oklahoma

Michael and Erin Dailey Charlie Jackson and Tamara Rains

In-Kind Donations Ann’s Bakery

BAM, LLC Billy’s on the Square

Brickhuggers LLC Café 320

Candy Castle Christina’s Captured Moments

Courtyard by Marriott Edward Delk’s Bar and Restaurant

Fizzo Water Company Glacier Confections

Hall Estill, Attorneys at Law Icing on the Top

Juniper KPM LLC

Kennedy Tower, LLC la Madeleine

Ludger’s Catering Margaritas on the Go

McNellie’s Group Mexicali Border Café

Mod’s Coffee & Crepes MusicLynx Booking and Marketing Agency

New Atlas Grill Old Village Wine & Spirits

Paragon Brands Rib Crib

Route 66 PHOTOBOOTH StableRidge Winery

Stems at Utica Square Te Kei’s

TiAmo Ristorante Italiano Trula Restaurant @ The Mayo

Tulsa Pedicabs Tulsa Press Club

Tulsa Symphony Orchestra The Vault

Whiskey Business Wiggin Properties

Wolfgang Puck Bistro 320 Boston, LLC

Mayo Hotel Food provided by Trula’s The Penthouse cash bar Opened in 1925 as a first class hotel, it has been a stop off spot for many celebrities over the years. Bob Hope, Charles Lindbergh, Charlie Chaplin, Mae West and John Paul Getty to name only a few, have all slept here. Eighteen stories of pure luxury! Rooms were designed to provide utmost comfort and security. Guests could enjoy not only hot and cold running water, but a third tap came with every room providing ice water also. Check out the view from the penthouse!

Mayo 420 Billy’s on the Square snacks String Quartet provided by the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra: 6:45-9:15 Ronnamarie Jensen, Michael Nicolson-violin Phil Wachowski, Kari Caldwell-viola This building, like Tulsa, has grown and changed many times over the years, always adapting to new circum-stances. Originally , it was used to house the Mayo’s furniture business. It grew to five stories at that time, but that wasn’t enough. The Oil Boom had begun, so it was expanded to ten stories and repurposed as offices for Oil tycoons. At ten stories tall, it was one of the “skyscrapers” gracing Tulsa’s early skyline. Today, it has been repurposed yet again offering luxury living in the heart of downtown Tulsa. Hosted by Wiggin Properties 918-582-8100.

(918) 583-8703’4 24 S Main St

billysonthesquare.com

Hotel

Trula’s Restaurant

Penthouse Bar

918-582-6296 themayohotel.com

Philcade, Waite Phillips Penthouse

Cake shots from Icing on the Top TiAmo Ristorante bruschetta (6-8pm) East Balcony Champagne (drink ticket required) Fizz-O water Music: FM Pilots (6-8pm) Beau Tyler (8-10pm) West Balcony Mod’s Coffee & Crepes-gelato Candy Castle-sweets! Street Level Completed in 1931, The Philcade was designed to complement the Philtower. It’s significant for its interior art work. The mezzanine ceiling is covered with gold leaf and hand painted with geometric designs executed in muted tones of red, blue, green, purple, and brown, the favored colors of the Art Deco period. These designs display the Zigzag Art Deco style of this era. Hosted by KPM LLC918.581.3100

Don’t Forget to Stop at the Free-Standing Restaurants Along the Way

Edward Delk’s The Vault

Did you know?

38% of 1130 children screened through LINK were referred for follow up services

Birthdays Weddings Special Occasions 111 W. 5th St 918-828-0399

www.icingonthetop.com

Monday: 11am - 2pm Tues - Fri: 11am - 2pm & 5pm - 10pm

Saturday: 5pm - 10pm

Half Price Appetizers

Tuesday thru Friday from 5 to 7 pm.

Call: 918-592-5151 219 S. Cheyenne

Start at any of our great locations at 6:00 p.m. * and proceed in any order you wish!

Plan ahead, because the event will close at 10:00 p.m. Remember to wear your wristband, that is your ticket!

Drink tickets: You are given 3 for the evening, we may not sell you any more. There will be a cash bar at the

Mid Continent Building and in our local restaurants.

1. Petroleum Club Building* (15th Fl/Public, 16th Fl/VIP)*Opening at 5:00 for a special program and toast

2. Mayo Hotel Penthouse 3. 420 Mayo Building 4. 320 Boston Building / 21st Floor,

320 Café &Tunnel Entrance 5. Kennedy Building & Tunnel Entrance 6. Mid Continent Building /15th Floor &

Tunnel Entrance 7. Atlas Life Building/ Courtyard by Marriott,

Tulsa Press Club and New Atlas Grill 8. Edward Delk’s Bar & Restaurant 9. First Place Tower / 41st Floor 10. Philcade Building / Penthouse, Mod’s &

Candy Castle 11. The Vault Restaurant

(see following pages for details)

Raffle Packages!! We’ve assembled some fantastic raffle packages for you! You can enter multiple chances to win one or more of these great packages when you visit the 320 South Boston Building, First Place Tower and the Petroleum Club Building.

Just $5 for 3 chances to win!! (Put all your tickets towards one basket or spread them out)

So...enter lots of times and increase your chances to take home some great stuff!

(Proceeds benefit the Child Care Resource Center; you need not be present to claim your packages.

Winners will be notified June 18, 2012)

(Package contents at time of printing, items may have been added)

Pamper Package (est. value $635) Haircut and color from Andrea Free @ Blue Cameo Salon

Matrix salon bag full of products

$25 gift card to Queenies in Utica Square

Facial and massage from Emerge Medical Spa

750 ml bottle of Skinny Girl Margarita

Okie Scents Sinfully Cinnamon candle

2 tickets to 2 concerts of the Chamber Music Tulsa 2012-2013 Season

Learn about the buildings participating in tonight’s events through the Tulsa city-County Library’s new app!

Great Selection!!! 1327 East 41st Street (918) 712-2115

juniper restaurant & martini lounge Tuesday – Saturday

Lunch: 11 am - 4 pm

Dinner: 4 pm - 11 pm

3rd & Elgin

918-794-1090

reservations suggested

Did you know?

26,383 child care referrals were given to 1433 families. 88% found care after using our services

First Place Tower- Sky Forty One Mexicali Border Café street tacos Margaritas to Go margaritas (drink ticket needed) Music: Dan Crossland (6-8pm) DJ Matt (8-10pm) Route 66 PhotoBOOTH-Get Your Free Commemorative Picture! Buy a raffle ticket here!

This building stands 40 stories high and was originally named the First National BanCorporation Tower. More modern than its peers, it was completed in 1970 and has 41 stories though the “13th” floor has been omitted. The only other buildings in Tulsa taller than First Place Tower are the BOK Tower and CityPlex Towers. The building is primarily constructed of steel and concrete and sports a marble and granite lobby. Hosted by KPM LLC 918.581.3100

The Kennedy Tower Te Kei’s bread pudding Fizz-O Water Music: Kristin Nicole & Jon Moody (6-8pm) David Castro (8-10pm) Shop at the TACSI Kids jewelry booth. (Tulsa Area Community Schools Initiative) The Kennedy Building was completed in 1916 and was designed in the Beaux Arts mode. Purchased in 1917 by Dr. Samuel Kennedy, it remained with the Kennedy family until 1967 when it was purchased by Williams Realty. It was renovated in 1980 and the open space that was created in the center was made into an atrium which allows natural light in all areas and contributes to an open, airy feeling. Italian and Vermont marble, brass and terra cotta are used throughout the building. Hosted by Kennedy Tower, LLC. 918-584-1414

The Tulsa Tunnels We are only able to explore the tun-nel from the Hyatt parking garage to the 320 Building, Kennedy Building and Mid Continent Building at this time, but the tunnels connect, in total, six buildings, three parking garages, a world-class hotel and numerous cafés and small businesses. It is possible to travel from First and Main all the way to Fifth and Boston while remaining indoors at all times.

Did you know?

90% of Babyline callers attended Doctor’s visits within a week of contacting CCRC

1616 South Utica 918-382-7777 www.tekeis.com

Edward Delk’s Bar & Restaurant

427 South Boston

1 (918) 770-4388

T-Town Summer Staycation (est. value $400) Tulsa Zoo passes for 4

Drillers vs Springfield June 24th baseball game – 4 tickets

Andy B’s – 2 free bowling or go kart passes plus 2 buy-one-get-one cards for bowling or go karts

Big Splash – 2 day passes

University of Tulsa Football vs. Nichols State – September 15th game – 4 tickets

$40 gift card to Dust Bowl

McAlisters Deli – 5 free lunches

Christina’s Captured Moments photo session

$25 gift certificate to The Brook

ABC’s of Tulsa Book

624 South Cincinnati 918-582-1403

Restaurant & Café

For Dinner Tours or Just a New Perspective

on Downtown Call 918-850-7695 www.Golzernpedicabs.com Or find us on Facebook!

Wake Me Up! (est. value $200) Starbucks 1 16oz medium house blend coffee beans

Starbucks 1 16 oz dark coast coffee beans

Starbucks 1 16 oz Café Estima blend coffee beans

Starbucks 1 16 oz Three Region blend coffee beans

Starbucks 1 16 oz dark roast blend coffee beans

Starbucks 1 16 oz Blonde Willow coffee beans

Starbucks VIA @ home assortment

Mecca Coffee olive oil

$50 gift card to MiCocina

Tee Up (est. value $600) 4 rounds at The Greens of Owasso

2 rounds at The Broken Arrow Golf and Athletic Club

4some of golf at Battle Creek

4 rounds at White Hawk

Nike LED watch

$25 gift card to The Brook

Boomer Sooner (priceless) Bob Stoops signed football

Lon Kruger & Sherry Coale signed basketball

Variety of OU logo goodies

$50 gift card to MiCocina

Go Pokes! (est. value $1,050) 2 Club level tickets to the OSU vs. West Virginia

football game on October 11 which includes club level seats, buffet and beverages

OSU logo goodies

3330 South Peoria Avenue

(918) 292-8585

Mid Continent Tower-15th Floor

Ludger’s Catering providing great snacks and a cash bar Glacier Confections with fabulous chocolates Music: Kevin Jameson (6-8pm) Michael Little (8-10pm) The building consists of two separate structures. The first is the Mid-Continent Building, a 16-story structure on the west side of the complex. It was completed in 1918. The second is the Mid-Continent Tower, a 37-story structure which is built alongside and cantilevered above and over the original 16-story building. The two structures do not touch. Each is freestanding, separated by six inches of space to permit each to sway, to expand or contract independently. The older building is constructed of con-crete; the newer is a steel structure. Hosted by Mid Continent Tower, LLC 918-899-0300

Matt Eidson

matt@musiclynx.com

(918) 605-5068

We are the booking agency and music marketing

company for Tulsa's best musicians and DJ's

15 East Brady St 918-938-6368

www.glacierconfection.com

6120 East 32nd Place, Suite A 918-744-9988

www.ludgers.com

Tulsa’s Professional Caterers

Offering Drop-off to Full Service

Weddings Corporate Events

Business Meetings Birthday Parties

...and more!

Did you know?

5223 providers benefited from 1881 hours of training and technical assistance

Atlas Life Building Courtyard by Marriott has lots of fun planned with a steel drum band and a treasure map with clues to getting your FREE Caribbean cocktail. New Atlas Grill snacks Tulsa Press Club Bourbon Meatballs & Famous Pretzels This is a historic twelve-story office building completed in 1922, sandwiched between the Philtower and Mid-Continent Tower. At the top is an ornate cornice surmounted by a crouching statue of Atlas. The building is

seven bays wide at the base, narrowing to three above the second floor to allow some separation from the taller buildings on either side. It was purposely designed as an Inverted “T” to represent Tulsa. In 2010 it was converted to a hotel.

415 S Boston Atlas Building

918-583-3111

www.newatlasgrill.com

THE NEW ATLAS GRILL CATERING TO NEW GENERATION DINERS IN

TULSA, OKLAHOMA

COURTYARD TULSA DOWNTOWN 415 S. Boston Avenue Atlas Life Building (918) 508-7400 www.marriott.com

The Top of the Town Committee

Honorary Chair-Representative Ron Peters Chair-Sue Riggs

Victoria Schultz Donna Davis, BAM, LLC

Stefanie Whitener, KLM LLC Anne Denison, Williams

Karen Smith, CCRC Executive Director Melinda Belcher, CCRC

Casey Moore, CCRC Stephanie Howard, CCRC

Lesley Gudgel, CCRC Paige Whalen, CCRC

Amy Peters, CCRC Cynthia Mooney, CCRC Xee Chang, CCRC Intern

Pat Kroblin, PK Promotions, Inc.

Did you know?

3 child care centers received NAEYC Accreditation and

2 programs met and received NAFCC Accreditation last year

Petroleum Club Memories (priceless)

Memorabilia from the Petroleum Club including silverware

2 gift certificates for 2 people each to the Tulsa Pedicab Wine and appetizer tours valued at $250

$100 Gift card to Wolfgang Puck Restaurant

Tulsa Blue Dome District

306 East First Street

918-205-9205

Front: Casey Moore, Karen Smith, Victoria Schulz, Xee Chang, Donna Davis Back: Stefanie Whitener, Pat Kroblin, Paige Whalen

Petroleum Club Building 15th Floor: 5:45pm-25th Anniversary Champagne Toast for the Child Care Resource Center with mini cupcakes from Ann’s Bakery for the toast Plantain Chips and Salsa from El Guapo Cantina (6-8:00pm) Wolfgang Puck Bistro corn chowder (8-10pm) la Madeleine (Mini Fruit Tart, Mini Lemon Tart, Mini Café Au Lait Brulee, Mini Vanilla and Fruit Crème Brulee, Mini Tiramisu) from 8-10pm Fizz-O Water Sangria (drink ticket required) Music: Rockwell (6-8pm) Jamey Hooper (8-10pm) Buy a raffle ticket here!

16th Floor: VIP area for Event Sponsors Red Wristband Required Food by Juniper Great player piano!

Valet parking available off of Boulder.

In October of 1950, 22 oilmen met to explore the possibil-ity of forming a private club as other oil centers had. The club moved to the Petroleum Club Building in 1963. During its heyday, the 14th floor contained the Oil Capital Grill, for men only. The 15th floor housed the main dining room and ballroom and the 16th floor included the Top O’Tulsa lounge. The recently renovated lobby is warm and inviting for office tenants as well as restaurant patrons. The onsite valet parking garage completes the great experience you will have when visiting the Petroleum Club Building. Hosted by KPM LLC 918.581.3100

7 North Harvard Avenue (918) 834-2345

Need help finding quality child care? Call

918-834-CARE

Did you know?

10,915 children were impacted by Child Care Resource Center services in 2011

TASTING ROOM HOURS MON – FRI 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY 12:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.

STABLERIDGE VINEYARD & WINERY 1916 WEST HIGHWAY 66

STROUD, OK 800-359-3990 OR 918-968-2568 WWW.STABLERIDGEVINEYARDS.COM

The 320 Building Lower Level: Café 320 offering gourmet sandwiches and gelato. Entrance to tunnels. 21st Floor hosted by Hall Estill, Attorneys at Law: Sliders from Rib Crib and Wines by StableRidge Winery (drink ticket plus sales) Fizz-O Water Music: Eric Hawkens (6-8pm) Zero Crossing (8-10pm) Art by the Tulsa Girls Art Studio Flowers by Stem’s at Utica Square Buy a raffle ticket here! (ATM Available)

This building was designed not only to be a bank, but also to be a mooring station for the most innovative form of travel in its day– the dirigible. Another use of the tower was as a beacon for weather alerts. During the 1960’s either red or green lights would be beamed on the tower to indicate vari-ous weather conditions. The building at 320 S. Boston was originally the home of the Exchange National Bank and was completed in 1928. It stood ten stories tall and was the largest bank in Oklahoma. It was designed by George Winkler (who also designed the Mayo Hotel) and then in 1929 was expanded even more to its current height of 22 stories. The 320 Building is designed in the Neo-Classical style and is connected to the Kennedy Building via a tunnel under Boston Avenue. Hosted by 320 Boston, LLC.918-584-1414, and Hall Estill, Attorneys at Law