Our History

MUTUAL
BARTLESVILLE

MUTUAL Girls Club, Inc. of Bartlesville started as a girls club on the west side of Bartlesville, Oklahoma in 1964.  Several years later, a little resale shop that came to be known as Tuesday House was established to provide funding for the organization. Historically, MUTUAL has endeavored to equip young girls with practical life skills, and service opportunities that would lay strong foundations for their futures.

For over 60 years, MUTUAL continued to facilitate restoration and growth in the area by providing biblically sound resources and Christ-like leadership for both women and girls.

MUTUAL
BARTLESVILLE

MUTUAL Girls Club, Inc. of Bartlesville started as a girls club on the west side of Bartlesville, Oklahoma in 1964.  Several years later, a little resale shop that came to be known as Tuesday House was established to provide funding for the organization. Historically, MUTUAL has endeavored to equip young girls with practical life skills, and service opportunities that would lay strong foundations for their futures.

For over 60 years, MUTUAL continued to facilitate restoration and growth in the area by providing biblically sound resources and Christ-like leadership for both women and girls.

EVOLVING FOR A CHANGING WORLD


In the past decade, the ways in which young people socialize began shifting from in-person activity to more virtual and remote environments. From online games to chat applications, social media, and more, young girls and boys have become more vulnerable than ever to online exploitation. As a result, the organization has changed its programs to address this rapidly increasing threat. HeartMatters provides digital media safety programs in schools for Pre-K through 12th grade. In addition, we provide an app with digital media safety resources and entertainment for the family, including Bible stories.

In 2021, MUTUAL changed its name to HeartMatters to better align itself with the new programs and widen its audience from strictly girls to students, young adults, and families.

EVOLVING FOR A CHANGING
WORLD


In the past decade, the ways in which young people socialize began shifting from in-person activity to more virtual and remote environments. From online games to chat applications, social media, and more, young girls and boys have become more vulnerable than ever to online exploitation. As a result, the organization has changed its programs to address this rapidly increasing threat. HeartMatters provides digital media safety programs in schools for Pre-K through 12th grade. In addition, we provide an app with digital media safety resources and entertainment for the family, including Bible stories.

In 2021, MUTUAL changed its name to HeartMatters to better align itself with the new programs and widen its audience from strictly girls to students, young adults, and families.