That's why they're raising awareness with the new coalition “Count Me IN Oklahoma.”

That money will also help fund programs like:

• Medicaid and Medicare Part B
• SNAP
• Highway planning and construction
• Title 1 grants for education.

"Please be willing to be counted because one of the reasons you get these services from us is because we get the money, and we get the money based on the count of people in Oklahoma,” President and CEO of Oklahoma Center for nonprofits Marnie Taylor said.