THU April 23rd Tornado – Disaster relief and assistance

Here’s info on how you can assist your neighbors in need after damaging storms and tornadoes on Thursday April 23rd struck near Enid and other parts of the state.

On Friday, FOX 25 used a drone to get a birds-eye view of some of the damage in the Enid area. https://t.co/CEVogNGQkQ

— KOKH FOX 25 (@OKCFOX) April 24, 2026

The Chisholm Trail Expo Center, located at 111 W. Perdue Ave. is one of the main shelters open in Enid. Officials say it served as a shelter and reunification center where loved ones can try to reconnect after the storm.

The Oakwood Activity Center, located at 401 N. Oakwood Rd., is also open as a temporary shelter, providing basic necessities for those who need it most.

The American Red Cross has stepped in, offering food, water, relief supplies and emotional support for those impacted. All disaster assistance is free, but organizers are asking anyone coming in to bring identification, if possible.

An American Red Cross shelter in Enid, located at 111 W. Purdue Ave, will remain open for anyone who is in need of care or a place to stay. If you, or your family has been personally affected by the overnight tornadoes, call 1-800-733-2767 active 24 hours a day.

Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services

The regional Arkansas-Oklahoma Salvation Army is responding to the devastating tornadoes that hit Enid through multiple Rapid Response Units and collecting donations that will remain in the community. Donate to Enid tornado victim relief by donating here.

Cherokee Strip Community Foundation

This non-profit organization has activated their Disaster Relief Fund to support anyone in Enid who is in need. Click HERE to directly donate.

Enid OK SPCA

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