Metro organization helps needy Oklahomans

Monday, April 21st 2008, 1:21 pm

By: News 9

NEWS 9

Many of us are still recovering from last Christmas, but a metro organization is already working on plans to make sure next Christmas is special for some Oklahomans.

Sara and Yvonne Spurlin came to the NEWS 9 studio with more.

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