• Champion of Children's Health
• Miki Farris, Infant Crisis Services, Inc.
• Champion of the Uninsured
• Shirley Harris, Restorative Dental Care, Dentists for the Disabled and Elderly in Need of Treatment, Inc. (D-DENT)
• Champion of Senior Health
• LIFE Senior Services
• Community Health Champion
• Telestroke Program, Sequoyah Memorial Hospital
• Corporate Health Champion – Large Business (100 or more employees)
•  iCare Program, Melton Truck Lines, Inc. /AKA The Hawthorn Group
• Corporate Health Champion – Small Business (Up to 99 employees)
• Plan Benefit Analysts

Champion of Children's Health         

• Emergency Infant Services
• Global Gardens 

Champion of the Uninsured                                 

• Jackson County Free Health Clinic, Jackson County Community Health Action Team
• SoonerEnroll, Oklahoma Health Care Authority
• The Heart Improvement Project, University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine

Champion of Senior Health   

• Geriatric Dentistry Outreach Initiative, OU College of Dentistry
• Mike Bravo, Momentum for Oklahoma Seniors' Health

Community Health Champion           

• Free Nurses Clinic, Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless, Inc.
• Oklahoma Mission of Mercy, Oklahoma Dental Association

Corporate Health Champion - Large Business (100 or more employees)      

• The Well, Devon Energy

Champion of Children's Health - Miki Farris, Infant Crisis Services, Inc. - Miki Farris and Infant Crisis Services have grown together over the past 27 years, offering a safe haven for families and providing formula, food, diapers and other basic necessities to more than 152,000 babies and toddlers in crisis. Infant Crisis Services will receive a grant of $5,000.

Champion of the Uninsured - Shirley Harris, Restorative Dental Care - Under Shirley Harris' leadership, D-DENT has grown to become an office that coordinates the volunteer efforts of more than 450 dental professionals meeting the dental needs of Oklahoma's uninsured population. Restorative Dental Care will receive a grant of $5,000.

Champion of Senior Health - LIFE Senior Services - LIFE Senior Services promotes independence, quality of life and dignity for seniors through adult day services, case management, SeniorLine information and referral, caregiver support services, senior centers and affordable housing. LIFE Senior Services will receive a grant of $5,000.

Community Health Champion - Telestroke Program –The community served by Sequoyah Memorial Hospital ranks number one in the nation for the incidence of stroke among residents. This knowledge drove Sequoyah Memorial Hospital to break into the field of telemedicine, providing residents with immediate access to life-saving health care. Sequoyah Memorial Hospital will receive a grant of $5,000.

Corporate Health Champion – Large Business (100 or more employees) - iCare Program at Melton Truck Lines, Inc. - In 2006, Melton Truck Lines implemented an innovation wellness program for employees called iCare, which encourages healthy behaviors, provides health risk education and helps control health care costs for employees and for the group. Incentivizing through significant reductions in health insurance premiums for program participation has helped the program achieve success for more than five years.

Corporate Health Champion – Small Business (Up to 99 employees) - Plan Benefit Analysts - This two-time Oklahoma Certified Healthy Business isn't a corporate giant, but associates will tell you they are doing their part to create a culture of wellness. At no cost to employees, the program offers free biometric screenings, onsite weight loss programs and competitions, "breather" breaks, exercise balls for chairs, gym membership reimbursement, Weight Watchers reimbursement, free running shoes, points-based incentives and incentives to participate in the Tulsa Run, kitchen stocked with healthy snacks, freshly brewed green tea, a Nutrition and Wellness Specialist, and weekly recipes.