OTC Foundation Videos
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Imagine. Invest. Inspire.
2010 Golf Tournament
This year's tournament raised nearly $23,000 dollars. That money will change the lives of hundreds of OTC
students by helping to fund student scholarships.
Imagine. Invest. Inspire.
The OTC Foundation launched its first ever Major Gifts Campaign in November 2007. The Imagine.Invest.Inspire campaign has a $10 million goal to raise money for the following initiatives: Center for Workforce Development, Center for Health Education, Student Support Programs and Student Scholarships. Learn why these four initiatives are vital to the success of OTC and its students.
We're all in this Together.
2009 Donor Reception
The Donor Recognition event gave an opportunity for the donors to meet the students they has assisted. For the students, this event gave them an opportunity to say, “Thank you.”
2008 Golf Tournament
The 2008 Golf Tournament took place August 25 at Highland Springs Country Club. More than 100 golfers and a variety of sponsors enjoyed a beautiful day of golfing and raised more than $15,000 for student scholarships.
Fallen Soldiers Scholarship
The loved ones of soldiers killed while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan will not have to give up their educational future, thanks to a new partnership between the OTC Foundation, the Community Foundation of the Ozarks and the Musgrave Foundation.
OTC receives donation for new campus in Lebanon
A gift of two new facilities and surrounding property has been presented to the OTC Foundation, the fundraising arm of Ozarks Technical Community College, by Reuben and Mary Lou Casey of San Clemente, Calif., located between Los Angeles and San Diego. The property, valued at approximately $2,600,000, will be used to establish a new campus in Lebanon, Mo. This is the largest gift the College has ever received.