Amy Eyman, Fairfield County Foundation Named Outstanding Community Partner by OUL
LANCASTER, Ohio –The Fairfield County Foundation and its CEO, Amy Eyman, were recognized as the 2024 Ohio University Lancaster Outstanding Community Partner during the University’s Community Engagement Symposium on Friday, October 25 in Athens, Ohio. The award was created to recognize an individual, or a project team, who are affiliated with a nonprofit or public service agency, that have been nominated by an Ohio University student, staff, or faculty member for their partnership in advancing student success, resilient communities, and life-long engaged citizens.
“The Fairfield County Foundation serves as an essential bridge between the community and the University, providing more than 3.5 million dollars in scholarships and programming support for Ohio University and its students,” said Pamela Kaylor, Ph.D., Professor of Instruction, Scripps College of Communication Studies at Ohio University Lancaster. “Amy Eyman’s leadership with the Foundation, along with her dedication as a community leader, truly set her apart. She exemplifies the qualities of a true collaborator, a passionate supporter, and an inspiring role model."
“I am honored to accept this award on behalf of the Fairfield County Foundation and the donors who make our work possible,” said Amy Eyman, CEO of the Fairfield County Foundation. “Thank you to our friends at OUL for your continued partnership and commitment to making our community stronger. We appreciate being nominated for this special award.”
These awards demonstrate Ohio University’s value for community partners, and their expertise and contributions that both add capacity to the university community and create real and lasting positive impacts in the SE Ohio region, in the U.S., and globally. The Outstanding Community Partner Award winners received a financial contribution for their organization from the Beth K. Stocker Fund.
About the Fairfield County Foundation:
The Fairfield County Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit that along with its supporters, helps to sustain and enhance the quality of life and economic viability in our community. Its scholarship program helps to sustain opportunities for local youth to achieve their academic goals. The Foundation was formed in 1989 and grants today continue to support the arts, children’s programs, health and wellness projects, community development, academics, and more. For more information about the Foundation, please call 740-654-8451 or visit www.fairfieldcountyfoundation.org.
