Bio: Brittany Stokes is a humanitarian and activist dedicated to advocating for at-risk youth. As the Co-Founder and President of Project Orphans Inc. and Tulsa Girls’ Home (TGH), Brittany leads a non-profit organization committed to defending the voiceless and advocating for orphans worldwide. Since its establishment in 2011, the organization has become a powerful force for justice, hope, and restoration.Brittany’s personal experiences in fostering, adopting, and Directing a Human Trafficking and Domestic Violence Shelter have given her deep insights into the cycles of injustice, the inconsistencies in case management, and the pressures on the foster care system. These experiences led to the inception and growth of Tulsa Girls’ Home, officially established in 2021, which serves as a therapeutic facility for girls in need. In addition to her leadership roles, Brittany is a passionate speaker, addressing topics such as empowering ordinary people to achieve extraordinary results, trauma-informed care, international development, and collaborative partnerships that foster lean leadership. Brittany joined the Aetna Better Healthcare of Oklahoma board in 2021, and graduated from Oral Roberts University with a Master’s in Counseling in May 2024. Her expertise and insights have made her a sought-after guest writer for the Tulsa World, and her organizational achievements with Project Orphans and Tulsa Girls’ Home have been featured in multiple local and national news outlets. Recognized for her outstanding contributions, Brittany was awarded the NextGen Under 30 award in December 2019.Brittany is married to her husband, Kyron Stokes, and is a proud mother of four. When she’s not working or spending time with her family, she enjoys horseback riding on their family farm.