The OTECH Foundation awarded 23% more scholarships in 2024 than in 2023. As the college grows, so does the need to help more students overcome financial barriers. Currently, one in three students requires financial support, with Foundation scholarships and student success programs providing over a third of all student aid. Thanks in part to financial support helping them complete, OTECH graduates have a 99% job placement rate in their field of study.
We also saw growth in the Foundation’s certification and licensing fees program. Last year alone, 278 students used donated funds to obtain their professional credentials, removing financial barriers to their career success.
Your continued support makes education accessible and transforms lives throughout our communities. In 2025, the Foundation is committed to expanding our financial support even further, aiming to meet the growing needs of every student who seeks assistance. With your help, we can ensure that no aspiring student faces financial barriers to their education and career goals.
We gratefully acknowledge our 4th quarter donors:
- Bayer Sisters, LLC.
- Bert L. and Lulu M. Neal Foundation
- Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Charitable Foundation
- Christine Jacobson-Ware Charitable Fund
- CRSIF Foundation
- David and Cora Neal
- Elsa Zweifel
- Gene Haas Foundation
- Kihomac
- T. and J.T. Dee Charitable Foundation
- Nammo Defense Systems
- Ogden/Chamber – Women in Business
- OTECH Board of Trustees and Foundation Board of Trustees
- OTECH Staff and Faculty
- Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation
- Samuel C. and Myra G. Powell Foundation
- Star Metal Fluids
- State Farm
- Stephanie Knight
- Wasatch Peaks Credit Union
- Williams International