Ask for what you need. Give everything you can.

Elizabeth Frame Ellison is fighting:

Workplace Discrimination.

Almost all states have adopted discrimination laws related to employment, however thousands of people report job discrimination to the government each year. Employers are rarely held accountable. Over the last 25 years, there were nearly two million discrimination complaints filed in the US.
Food Insecurity.

In Oklahoma, one in three children go to bed hungry, and one in six is food insecure. In fact, a staggering 20% of Tulsa’s children are food insecure. Many of Tulsa’s citizens do not have room in their budget for food, because they do not make enough money to afford the basic costs of living.
Wage Insecurity.

Poverty wages of industry employees have been an issue for a long time, and as the industry has grown to employ more people, low wages have become a larger issue because they impact more people, placing a greater strain on government safety net programs.

Mother Road Market TV: A Conversation with CEO Elizabeth Frame Ellison

Elizabeth Frame Ellison is an innovator and leader driven by passion and principle.

Never one to place limits on herself, she has founded multiple organizations and helped them to achieve excellence. While she has demonstrated strength in management, it is her passion for community that has held the wheel throughout her career. Ellison has worked in both the government and private sectors and developed a strong understanding of how important organization and community action are in moving projects forward.