Institutions & organizations / Greater Tulsa

Greenwood Trust

Road to Repair charitable investment / reparative initiative.

Institutional role

Road to Repair charitable investment / reparative initiative.

Relationship and limits

Not an Oklahoma public trust simply because the name includes 'Trust'; keep distinct from City commission and GLC.

Place in Tulsa’s civic system

Independent private charitable trust · Role documented

A published source describes the role; legal standing and all current details have not been audited.

Not an Oklahoma public trust simply because the name includes 'Trust'; keep distinct from City commission and GLC.

Atlas source date: 2026-09-24

No relationship has been recorded here yet. This does not establish that the institution is unconnected.

Governing membership

Six trustees and thirteen National Advisory Board members, with governing and advisory roles explicitly distinguished. Source checked September 25, 2026.

National Advisory BoardPhil Armstrong →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardShawn Escoffery →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardPaul Johnson →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardAdair Mosley →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardKode Ransom →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardDr. Ray Owens →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026
National Advisory BoardScot Spencer →Listed in official roster; checked September 25, 2026

Official membership source ↗ · Organization listing →

How this fits into Tulsa’s government →
Open research question

Verify current governing document, board roster and latest financial filing.

Sources & record history

Civic atlas: Role documented · Source record reviewed 2026-09-24. Shared Works records retain their original review dates; inclusion here does not imply a fresh check of every service.

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