'A meaningful legacy:' CAP program celebrates 10 years of impact on Omaha giving
By Mike Watkins / Special for the Omaha Community Foundation
Updated
In conjunction with the Omaha Community Foundation, Omaha-based author Mark Weber launched the Omaha Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) program 10 years ago. Today, 131 professional advisors have earned the CAP designation in the Omaha program through 2021.
By Mike Watkins / Special for the Omaha Community Foundation
In launching the Omaha Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) program 10 years ago, Mark Weber, in conjunction with the Omaha Community Foundation (OCF), had a vision to make Omaha an even more generous community.
Omaha Community Foundation President and CEO Donna Kush says advisors who earn the CAP designation "have added a whole new dimension to the philanthropic conversations they are having with their clients."
In conjunction with the Omaha Community Foundation, Omaha-based author Mark Weber launched the Omaha Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) program 10 years ago. Today, 131 professional advisors have earned the CAP designation in the Omaha program through 2021.
Omaha Community Foundation President and CEO Donna Kush says advisors who earn the CAP designation "have added a whole new dimension to the philanthropic conversations they are having with their clients."