Thunderbird Challenge Program Class 65 has officially hit the ground, marking the beginning of a powerful 22-week journey…
Last Saturday a group of 11 cadets woke up well before the sunrise to travel to and compete…
As of August 4, the candidates have now completed the acclimation phase of the program. After 2 weeks…
The Thunderbird Challenge Program recently embarked on an exciting venture by joining a church softball league, infusing their…
First and foremost, the admissions team would like to thank the parents and guardians of Class 61 for…
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It’s finally here. Graduation. After 20 weeks of hard work and determination, Cycle 58 will walk across the…
On January 31, 2022, Thunderbird Challenge Program promoted their candidates to the rank of Cadet. This ceremony marked…
On a cold, snowy January weekend, Thunderbird Challenge Program welcomed the Candidates for Cycle 58. These young men…
Thunderbird Newsletter
Our mission with this newsletter is to provide you firsthand knowledge of what happens here at TCP on a regular basis. It is our hope that this page will be utilized by parents and students alike.
Want to impact the lives and futures of Oklahoma youth?
Registration for the 2026 Thunderbird Foundation Golf Tournament CLOSES this Wednesday, Sept. 3!! bit.ly/4fh2OEx
📍 Location: Heritage Hills Golf Course, 3140 Dave Wilber Ln, Claremore, OK
⛳ Format: 4-Man Scramble
🕘 Date/Start Time: Thurs. Sept. 10, 9:00 AM Shotgun Start
💲 Cost: $125 per person / $500 per team
🍽 Lunch Included
🎁 Prize Drawings
Several sponsorship opportunities are available:
Eagle Sponsor – $1,200
Birdie Sponsor – $700
Tee Box Sponsor – $150
Please visit bit.ly/4fh2OEx or email ronnie.neal@thunderbird.org to register and learn more.
We hope to see you on the course for a great day of golf and community impact! 🏌️ ...
4th platoon made a trip out to Wonders of Wildlife in Missouri! Cadets explored the exhibits, checked out the fish and reptiles, and even had the chance to pet stingrays. 🐊🐟 ...
Thank you to the state and federal representatives and community leaders who joined us yesterday to learn more about the Thunderbird Challenge Program, and the life-changing impact of our work with Oklahoma youth.
After flying in from Oklahoma City, our guests received a briefing on the history and outcomes of the program before touring post and connecting with cadets over lunch in our new dining facility. The opportunity to hear directly from cadets provided a firsthand look at the experiences, challenges, and growth that are part of daily life at Thunderbird.
A special thank you to Trae Rahill, CEO of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, and Sean Wells, Principal at Epic Charter Schools, for their support of Thunderbird and ensuring our cadets have access to the education and career skills they need to succeed.
We are grateful for the continued support of the leaders, partners, and communities who make our mission possible as we work to intervene in the lives of Oklahoma youth and build the next generation of leaders. ...