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MidFirst Bank Donates $25K to Infant Crisis Services for Annual Boots & Ball Gowns Event

Proceeds from the event help feed and diaper babies and toddlers in 31 counties in Oklahoma.

byBrianna Wilson
March 1, 2026
in EF News, Companies
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MidFirst Bank presented a $25,000 check to Infant Crisis Services in support of its annual Boots & Ball Gowns fundraising event, which raises critical funds to support Infant Crisis Services’ mission that no baby goes hungry. Proceeds from the event help feed and diaper babies and toddlers in 31 counties in Oklahoma.

“Supporting children and families during their most critical moments aligns closely with MidFirst Bank’s values to play an active, positive role in the communities where we operate,” Todd Dobson, CEO of MidFirst Bank, said. “Infant Crisis Services plays a vital role in our Oklahoma community, and we are honored to support Boots & Ball Gowns and the meaningful impact this organization delivers every day.”

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