About Caring Community Friends

Dr. Camille Teale has served as the Executive Director of Caring Community Friends, since March  of 2017. Her passion for serving individuals and families has inspired a wide-range of sustainable programs and social innovations, with a focus on reducing the impact of poverty. Dr. Teale enjoys collaborating with a network of community agencies, businesses, and individuals to address complex social issues. She is active on a number of coalitions including the Creek County Community Partnership, Sapulpa Ministerial Alliance, Healthy Living Coalition, Creek County Prevention Program, Creek County Long Term Recovery Group, Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma Partner Advisory Council, Hunger Free Oklahoma, EFSP Local Board, Sapulpa Public Schools Key Communicators, Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce,  and the Tulsa Area United Way Partner Agency Executive Director Association.

Jeanleonette Properties, LLC 

Kimberly Hayes brings extensive leadership, governance, and risk management experience to her role as President of the Board of Directors for Caring Community Friends. A Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) and Certified Risk Manager (CRM), Kimberly has spent her career guiding organizations through operational oversight, financial accountability, and strategic planning—skills that directly support CCF’s mission and long-term sustainability.

In addition to her professional background, Kimberly has a strong history of community service and nonprofit leadership, including serving in executive roles within local civic organizations such as Kiwanis. Her experience in organizational management, compliance, and community advocacy allows her to provide thoughtful direction, strengthen internal controls, and foster partnerships that expand CCF’s impact across Creek County.

As Board President, Kimberly is committed to ensuring CCF operates with integrity, transparency, and compassion—supporting both immediate assistance efforts and long-term solutions for individuals and families in need.

Community Benefit Manager, Ascension St. John

Wendy Frankenburger is a dedicated public health professional and a Certified Health Education Specialist. She holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC).

In her current role as Community Benefit Manager at Ascension St. John, Wendy serves on numerous community coalitions. Her work focuses on reducing barriers to care, addressing social determinants of health, advocacy, education, and improving overall health outcomes.

Wendy resides in Tulsa with her husband and two daughters. In her free time, she enjoys cycling, traveling, and cooking.

Central Tech, Program Coordinator

Shelly Rentz is the Program Coordinator for the Employment Services Department at Central Tech. With over 25 years of experience, she is deeply passionate about creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities and supporting inclusive workforce development.

Shelly currently serves on the Oklahoma Transition Council (OTC) and is an active member of the Oklahoma Association of Career and Technology Education (ACTE) and the Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE). In 2020, she was nominated and appointed by the Governor to the Oklahoma Rehabilitation Council. Her leadership and dedication were recognized in 2024, when she was named Workforce Development Partner of the Year. Shelly has also served as a board member of the Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce and Caring Community Friends, where she held the role of Secretary.

A lifelong resident of Sapulpa, Shelly raised her three children in the Sapulpa Public School system. She has been married to her high school sweetheart for 42 years and is the proud grandmother of five amazing grandchildren.

Ardagh Glass

I am the wife of an amazing man, mother of two wonderful children, and grandmother of one beautiful baby boy. My heart is for children and helping other feel valued and loved.

Spend Life Wisely Ambassador, AVP - First United

I am a native Sapulpa resident and love my hometown.  I have been married 33 years to Coby McGuire; we have two grown children Cole and Cassidy. I have worked for First United Bank serving the Sapulpa community in several roles over the last 34 years.  I also serve on Caring Community Friends board in the role of treasurer.  I am a Sapulpa Rotarian and serve the club as secretary.  I am a current board member of The Sapulpa Chamber, and volunteer on various chamber committees.   I volunteer on two committees under Sapulpa Main Street Program.  

Kante Group

Dr. Camille Teale has served as the Executive Director of Caring Community Friends, since March  of 2017. Her passion for serving individuals and families has inspired a wide-range of sustainable programs and social innovations, with a focus on reducing the impact of poverty. Dr. Teale enjoys collaborating with a network of community agencies, businesses, and individuals to address complex social issues. She is active on a number of coalitions including the Creek County Community Partnership, Sapulpa Ministerial Alliance, Healthy Living Coalition, Creek County Prevention Program, Creek County Long Term Recovery Group, Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma Partner Advisory Council, Hunger Free Oklahoma, EFSP Local Board, Sapulpa Public Schools Key Communicators, Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce,  and the Tulsa Area United Way Partner Agency Executive Director Association.

Dr. Camille Teale has served as the Executive Director of Caring Community Friends, since March  of 2017. Her passion for serving individuals and families has inspired a wide-range of sustainable programs and social innovations, with a focus on reducing the impact of poverty. Dr. Teale enjoys collaborating with a network of community agencies, businesses, and individuals to address complex social issues. She is active on a number of coalitions including the Creek County Community Partnership, Sapulpa Ministerial Alliance, Healthy Living Coalition, Creek County Prevention Program, Creek County Long Term Recovery Group, Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma Partner Advisory Council, Hunger Free Oklahoma, EFSP Local Board, Sapulpa Public Schools Key Communicators, Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce,  and the Tulsa Area United Way Partner Agency Executive Director Association.