OKC Dining Network Positioned to Welcome the World in 2028

For the first time in Oklahoma history, the world is coming to Oklahoma City — and one homegrown digital ecosystem is uniquely positioned to make sure visitors, athletes, and media find the best OKC has to offer.

DineOKC, Oklahoma City's premier restaurant rewards and discovery network, today announced its strategic alignment with SportsTeamFundraising and Warehouse 13 Media ahead of the 2028 LA Summer Olympics, which will bring over 500,000 visitors to Oklahoma City for 16 consecutive days of Olympic competition from July 14–29, 2028.

Oklahoma City will host two Olympic sports as part of the LA28 Games — Canoe Slalom at the Riversport OKC Whitewater Center (July 14–22) and Softball at Devon Park in the Adventure District (July 23–29). OKC will be the first city outside California to host events as part of LA28, and the first time Olympic competition has ever taken place in the state of Oklahoma.

"This isn't just a sporting event — it's the single biggest economic moment in Oklahoma City's history," said Robert Fleming, founder of DineOKC and Warehouse 13 Media. "We've spent years building a connected ecosystem of local dining, youth sports fundraising, and digital marketing — and now the world is literally coming to our front door."

THE ECOSYSTEM

Warehouse 13 Media serves as the digital backbone of the ecosystem, providing website development, branding, signage, vehicle wraps, and full-service digital marketing to OKC businesses — positioning local brands to capture Olympic-era traffic and visibility.

DineOKC connects Oklahoma City restaurants with residents and visitors through a curated dining rewards platform. Participating restaurants receive free listings, exclusive coupon placements, and exposure across the DineOKC app, printed coupon books, and social media campaigns — giving international visitors a trusted, local guide to OKC dining.

SportsTeamFundraising closes the loop by channeling a portion of every DineOKC card sale directly to youth athletic programs across the OKC metro — ensuring that the community spirit driving the Olympic Games lives on long after the torch moves on.

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