Olivia Williams Manning Net Worth

Olivia Williams Manning is an American social activist.

She was born on January 12, 1953, in Philadelphia, Mississippi, United States.

Olivia comes from the family who began the iconic Williams Brothers general store in Philadelphia. It’s a store that’s currently being run by her brother, Sid.

Olivia received a degree in elementary education from the University of Mississippi.

She served as one of the chairpersons for the Longue Vue House & Gardens fundraiser called Sentimental Journeys. Olivia also oversaw the Whitney Zoo-to-do by Audubon Zoo.

Olivia was also a fixture for the Junior League, the Red Cross and the American Heart Association. She and her husband Archie also launched the Manning Family Fund intending to give back to the Mississippi community.

Her active participation in these organizations earned her an accolade from the Mississippi community. In 2011, Olivia was awarded the Legacy Award by the Ole Miss Women’s Council of Philanthropy.

Olivia is known for her work on ESPN SportsCentury (1999) and The Book of Manning (2013).

She has been married to Archie Manning since 1971 and together they share three sons; Cooper Manning, Eli Manning, and Peyton Manning.

Olivia Williams Manning’s net worth is estimated to be $800 to $1 million.

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