Osborne Meese Academy
The Osborne Meese Academy (OMA) is a training program designed to enhance the capacity of your nonprofit organization. The Osborne Meese Academy was established in response to a community need to build capacity, serve as an informational resource, and act as a catalyst to encourage stronger collaboration among nonprofit organizations. The learning series is named after Osborne Meese, who is considered the founding father of the Richland County Foundation.
Started in 2015, the Osborne Meese Academy is in its 10th year of supporting Richland County organizations through capacity building. If you are a nonprofit interested in learning more about OMA, reach out to Senior Community Investment Officer, Siera Marth-May, smarth@rcfoundation.org.
