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The original vision for Saint Simeon’s was the dream of its founder, The Rev. Dr. E.H. Eckel. Dr. Eckel dreamed of a home for people in the “eventide” of life where the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of its Residents come first. In 1960, Dr. Eckel’s dream became a reality when Saint Simeon’s Episcopal Home was opened. Since that time, Saint Simeon’s has continued to realize that vision by expanding and developing to meet the diverse needs and desires of the growing population of seniors. Being a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma and being founded in the tradition of the Episcopal Church, make us a strongly faith-based organization. As witness to this important part of our heritage we offer spiritual growth to Residents and families. We welcome people of all faiths. As a not-for-profit organization, accountability in the form of excellent care has been the vanguard throughout Saint Simeon’s history. When the mission to provide the best possible care required additions to our campus, in each case the improvements were funded with no long-term debt. Throughout the years, expansions and improvements have been accomplished through generous donations from friends of Saint Simeon`s and the sound financial practices of the Board of Trustees.
In 2013 we called b.s. on the protein bar industry and created RXBAR. Every label we found had some artificial, manufactured ingredient somewhere on the list. Thinking they`re buying something healthy, people are being sold junk. So we took over the proverbial parents` basement, experimented a lot, and ended up creating RXBAR; the a minimal-ingredient, whole food protein bar. Originally, RXBARs were for people doing CrossFit (a no b.s. training program, coincidentally) and CrossFit athletes ate us up. Today, we are part of the everyday lives of every kind of person who wants to eat only healthy whole foods, no matter when or where. In a car at 6 AM, on a plane at 6 PM. We`re doing our part to eliminate the b.s. in traditional packaged goods by making a whole food protein bar, using a short list of uncompromised ingredients, for people who truly care about what they put into their bodies.
"Sunora was founded by Steve Bank in 1990. Over its twenty-three year history of operations the company has grown from a small start-up supplying a limited number of Canola oil products to the Canadian and United States markets to a consistently profitable trader in the global food oil industry. Although Sunora's primary trading product is Canola oil, it also trades a variety of other food oil products, including corn oil, soybean oil, olive oil and specialty oils (including blends of Canola with extra virgin olive oil and organic oils) under the ""Sunora"" and ""Sunera"" brands and numerous private labels, to customers in thirty different countries across the globe. Sunora buys food oils in large commercial quantities from Seed Crushers and resells the food oils either in bulk to food oil processors or in smaller quantities that are repackaged for customers in the retail and food services industries around the world. Repackaging is done under the Sunora brands and private labels. To find out more about Sunora Foods Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SNF), visit our website at www.sunora.com."