Swine Week History
Edmond Memorial’s annual community service project, Swine Week, began in 1986 when a small group of student council members decided that they wanted to make a difference in their school and community. They chose to raise money for a little girl who needed a kidney transplant. The students approached the principal, who supported the endeavor and even agreed to kiss a pig if they reached their total of $2,000, and when they did, Swine Week was born.
Fast forward 39 years, and the students of EMHS have collectively amassed over $9 million in charitable contributions. In 2025, an impressive $357,754 was raised for The Comeback Kid Society. Swine Week’s financial support directly impacts the lives of foster youth aging out of the system by helping purchase a home and the opportunity to thrive and build the future they deserve.
Year | Amount Raised | Beneficiary | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
2025 | $357,547 | The Comeback Kid Society | Suboar Heroes |
2024 | $332,892 | Peaceful Family Oklahoma | Back in Swine |
2023 | $361,333 | HopeHouse OKC | All Around the Boarld |
2022 | $336,328 | The Care Center | Pigeo Games |
2021 | $204,019 | Keaton's Kindness Foundation | Piggytoons |
2020 | $608,000 | The Halo Project | Hoggywood |
2019 | $587,952 | Boys & Girls Club of Oklahoma County | Dr. Sooie |
2018 | $479,801 | Make Promises Happen | Alice in Wonderham |
2017 | $411,480 | The Isaiah Stone Foundation | Toy Boary |
2016 | $524,452 | Calm Waters | 30 for 30: History of Hogs |
2015 | $701,334 | Angels Foster Family Network OKC | Pigtendo |
2014 | $441,552 | City Rescue Mission | Monster's Oink |
2013 | $353,011 | Limbs for Life | Star Boars |
2012 | $475,709 | Oklahoma Project Woman | Pigsney World |
2011 | $462,000 | Oklahoma Children's Heart Center | Hoggy Potter |
2010 | $527,000 | Jimmy Everest Children's Cancer Center | Piggy Wonka |
2009 | $318,000 | Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation | Pigelodeon |
2008 | $264,000 | OK Family Center for Autism | Viva Hog Vegas |
2007 | $220,000 | Cystic Fibrosis Foundation | New Pork City |
2006 | $145,000 | Hearts for Hearing | Peter Ham |
2005 | $141,650 | Smile for a Child | Mardi Hog |
2004 | $129,000 | Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | Brave Hog |
2003 | $143,000 | Individual - Joshua Ashford | Jabacon Me Crazy |
2002 | $185,000 | Individual - Jim Linam | Pig Floyd: Pork Side of the Moon |
2001 | $172,000 | Individual - Jesslyn Keith | Jurassic Pork |
2000 | $120,000 | Individual - Britton Burnett | Mihami Vice |
1999 | $85,000 | Individual - Matt Adams | Welc-Ham to the Jungle |
1998 | $60,000 | Individual - Carson Scott | Bacon on the Beach |
1997 | $27,600 | Individual - Jane Vanhoose | Hog Heaven in '97 |
1996 | $15,700 | Individual - Zach Jackson | Bringing Home the Bacon |
1995 | $10,000 | Individual - Yancy Bain | Dogs Going Hog Wild |
1994 | $10,000 | Individual - Kyle Shahan | Swine Time! |
1993 | $4,900 | Individual - Toby Harris | Hogs & Dogs |
1992 | $3,700 | Individual - Jessica Lacy | Pork Chop, Pig Slop, Pigs Reek, Swine Week |
1991 | $3,000 | Individual - Andy Reynolds | When Pigs Fly |
1990 | $3,200 | Individual - Eddie McAffrey | Swine Me, Dine Me in 1990 |
1989 | $2,500 | Individual - John Reason | Who Framed Squiggly Piggly? |
1988 | $3,000 | Individual - Ryan McCoy | Ham It Up! |
1987 | $3,200 | Individual - Saxon Vandagriff | Let the Mud Fly! |
1986 | $3,000 | Individual - Robin Orendoff | Hogs & Kisses |