Wings of Freedom

Wings of Freedom is a non-profit organization in Tulsa, Oklahoma, operating a sober living program that provides housing and support for individuals and families rebuilding their lives. The program offers a safe and structured residential environment along with the tools, education, community, and support residents need for long-term success. Wings of Freedom operates five sober living centers in Tulsa at full capacity, with more than 100 units available to house individuals and families, and an ongoing waiting list. The organization holds a rating of 4.00 based on 46 reviews.

Since 2001, the Wings of Freedom sober living program has served the state of Oklahoma, and the organization reports that its success rate exceeds the national average. Wings of Freedom was founded by Dixie Pebworth, who leads the program and whose own story of transformation from drug dealer to pastor shaped its direction. He is the author of Death Was My Next Step, which chronicles that experience. The organization invites community leaders, pastors, and volunteers to visit Wings of Freedom throughout the year, with the aim of helping churches and community groups better assist people seeking a new life free from addiction, homelessness, and re-offense. Community partners and individual or corporate sponsors support the work through donations.

Wings of Freedom sits on East 11th Street in Tulsa. The Mingo Valley Division police station is about 0.2 miles away, and the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Weather Service Tulsa office are each about 0.3 miles from the location. Metcalf Pond is roughly 0.4 miles away.

The organization is known for a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it and for a steady record of repeat and referred customers.