The Richwood Civic Center is a vital, community-based, non-profit organization committed to providing for the well-being & growth of families & individuals through activities, education, & resources.

People from all over the state gather at the Richwood Independent Fair for six days at the end of August thru Labor Day. With livestock contests, concerts, horse events, rides, and food, there's something for everyone!

The Memorial Health Foundation supports the initiatives throughout the Memorial Health system year-round, ranging from investing in state-of-the-art equipment and service line improvements to providing staff training and patient education. The best communities thrive when they've got the best in quality healthcare.

Donations for North Union Schools have provided field trips, scholarships, student incentives for significant improvement on attendance and grades. They also put funds towards needed equipment, afterschool activities and school improvements.

United Way of Union County is a local organization, guided by neighbors you know, volunteers who live and work right down the street. Their efforts coordinate and allocate funds for community programs.

The Care Train of Union County brings together our local businesses, neighbors and friends to raise the funds to ensure every child in Union County gets to enjoy the gift of toys at Christmas. They also provide Kroger food cards for all qualified families, seniors and disabled adults in Union County so they have Christmas dinner and much more in the pantries during the holidays.

Together we achieve the dream through effective compassion ministries, by connecting people to vibrant community relationships equipping the next generation to pursue a hopeful future.

Marysville Exempted Village Schools fund field trips, scholarships, student incentives for grades and attendance, needed equipment, afterschool activities, and school improvements.

The Memorial Health Foundation supports the initiatives throughout the Memorial Health system year-round, ranging from investing in state-of-the-art equipment and service line improvements to providing staff training and patient education. The best communities thrive when they've got the best in quality healthcare.

Impact 60 strives to support and inspire dreamers, organizations and volunteers who are dedicated to sustaining a caring community. Their three main initiatives focus on Homelessness & Hunger, Health & Addiction, and Humanity & Culture.

United Way of Union County is a local organization, guided by neighbors you know, volunteers who live and work right down the street. Their efforts coordinate and allocate funds for community programs.

The Care Train of Union County brings together our local businesses, neighbors and friends to raise the funds to ensure every child in Union County gets to enjoy the gift of toys at Christmas. They also provide Kroger food cards for all qualified families, seniors and disabled adults in Union County so they have Christmas dinner and much more in the pantries during the holidays.

Fairbanks Schools fund field trips, scholarships, student incentives for grades and attendance, needed equipment, afterschool activities, and school improvements.

Union County Humane Society has a goal to place every adoptable animal into a forever home without time limits, and to effectively advocate for the humane treatment of all animals.

Union County 4-H programs focus on active involvement and quality experiences which stimulate lifelong learning of values and skills in leadership, communication and collaboration while increasing their knowledge in math, science, technology and a variety of other topics.

Habitat for Humanity of Delaware and Union Counties know that a brighter future is possible with home ownership and a world where everyone has a decent place to live. The need for affordable housing in our communities has grown greater than ever before.

Together we achieve the dream through effective compassion ministries, by connecting people to vibrant community relationships equipping the next generation to pursue a hopeful future.

Developing student’s minds and engaging their hearts to impact their communities through the Gospel. Our purpose is to prepare children for today, for tomorrow, and forever.

Trinity Lutheran School is committed to providing a Christian education which expands the mind, nurtures the soul and shapes character.

Delaware County 4-H programs focus on active involvement and quality experiences which stimulate lifelong learning of values and skills in leadership, communication and collaboration while increasing their knowledge in math, science, technology and a variety of other topics.

Delaware City Schools fund field trips, scholarships, student incentives for grades and attendance, needed equipment, afterschool activities, and school improvements.

Habitat for Humanity of Delaware and Union Counties know that a brighter future is possible with home ownership and a world where everyone has a decent place to live. The need for affordable housing in our communities has grown greater than ever before.

People In Need, Inc. of Delaware County Ohio (PIN) is a private, not-for-profit 501(C)(3) dedicated to providing emergency assistance to Delaware County residents through their food pantry, hygiene, dental, vision, eviction prevention, utilities assistance, and more.

Pilot Dogs can be a life-changing companion for people who are blind or visually impaired, providing confidence and independence. Through donations, they provide exceptional guide dogs, handler training, mobility training, on-campus housing, and so much more, all completely free for students.

Common Ground Free Store is a warm, welcoming place where basic material needs – clothing, shoes, household goods, linens, toys, personal care items, diapers, wipes, and prepared meals – are available to anyone for free. The Free Store is stocked with community donations and operated mostly by volunteers

HelpLine is the community’s only comprehensive 24/7 resource, we are the go-to for supporting and empowering change. Our highly-trained specialists offer compassionate support to anyone in crisis or in need of information through our free, 24/7 hotline, connecting people with the right community resources. HelpLine serves eight counties in North Central Ohio: Delaware, Morrow, Crawford, Wyandot, Union, Logan, Shelby and Miami.

Turning Point offers a secure shelter for women and children, providing a safe refuge for those facing domestic violence. Through comprehensive support services and a compassionate approach, Turning Point empowers survivors to transition to a life free of violence.

Our goal is to facilitate a positive and non-judgmental environment for participants and their families. Stockhands is a place where human and animal relationships can flourish through effective and creative equine-assisted therapeutic services.

The Alpha Group has provided gainful employment, quality rehabilitation, and adult day support services to individuals with disabilities in Delaware and surrounding counties.

The Clark County Jr Fair presents opportunities for young people to foster life skills such as communication, leadership, goal setting, work ethic, responsibility, and sportsmanship. Fairs bring together several organizations geared to developing our future leaders of tomorrow.

Bass Smith Connection provides scholarship funds to graduating minority high school and current college students, seeking financial assistance to complete their post-secondary educational studies. BSC stays connected with recipients to provide additional positive support and encouragement as they navigate the day-to-day challenges adjusting to college life.

Project Woman is the domestic violence and sexual assault agency for Clark, Champaign, and Madison counties in Ohio. They are dedicated to ending domestic violence and sexual assault by providing services and programs to protect, educate, and empower women.

Autumn Trails Stable Equine-Assisted Services Center in Springfield nurtures the full potential of individuals within our community through the therapeutic power of horses. They strive to promote increased confidence in their students through using horses as therapists, having fun while teaching riding skills, and increasing their strength and stability both physically and mentally.

United Way of Clark, Champaign, and Madison Counties is committed to nurturing safe, healthy, and caring communities that build on the strength of its citizens, neighbors, businesses, and human services delivery systems.

Discovery Riders of Bellefontaine provides love, support, encouragement, and valuable life lessons to equestrians of any ability or need through safe and effective equine-assisted activities, lessons and therapies.

The Holland Theater seeks to engage, entertain, and enlighten our community and its visitors through the transformative power of the performing arts. They are dedicated to preserving the beautiful historic theater while celebrating its impact throughout the region.

The Logan County Fair, hosted by the Logan County Agricultural Society, is all about friends, family, and tradition. Since 1850, an agricultural exposition has been held to boast the products of hard work and dedication. Exhibitors from Logan County; youth and adults alike, compete in livestock shows, horsemanship, baked goods, horticulture, public speaking and so much more through outstanding organizations such as 4-H, FFA, Boy/Girls Scouts, and open class entries. The Fair is a time to gather, reminisce, and support one another in a casual, friendly environment.

RTC Services assists individuals by providing services to promote employment, community connections, and independence in life, specializing in helping individuals with disabilities.

Battling cancer creates many challenges in every facet of someone's life and the lives of their loved ones. The Logan County Cancer Society helps remove added stress barriers and expenses so patients can focus on what matters most -- healing.

United Way of Logan County fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our communities. Their mission is to to facilitate successful agency partnerships that enable a safe, healthy and caring community.

Heart of Unlimited Boundaries, Inc. (The HUB) provides therapeutic, recreational, career planning, and employment training services for individuals with developmental disabilities and critical illnesses. The summer karting program enables those with disabling barriers to experience life the way it was intended: with joy, independence, inclusivity, and a focus on what you can do, not what you can't.

Raising Arrows is a nonprofit organization serving the foster and kinship community in Logan, Champaign, Clark, Union, Hardin and Shelby counties. Raising Arrows is dedicated to improving the lives of children. We do this by providing much needed items such as infant to young adult sized clothing, shoes, coats, toys, books, diapers & wipes, baby accessories and other essentials at no cost to families.

Logan County 4-H is part of a nationwide community helping young people build leadership, citizenship, and life skills. Locally, the program empowers youth to reach their full potential through hands-on learning and guidance from caring adult mentors.

Tolles motto is to "Lift All Students." They strive to lift up and lift off with a rigourous education combined with the bankable skills for what is ahead. Their coffee funds will support the competition and travel expenses for the Career Tech Student Organizations (CTSO).

Members of the JA School Community feel a strong sense of pride, one grounded in strong values and a commitment to family. There is a strong identity associated with the district and its schools. Many students, parents, extended family, and community residents proudly wear the Alder “A”, showcasing their strong sense of identity as a JA School Community member.

Their mission is to provide shelter, medical care and comfort to stray and surrendered dogs and cats while working to secure them appropriate homes. To educate the public about responsible pet ownership and the need for spaying and neutering to prevent overpopulation.

The D.N.A. Community Center, aka D.N.A., is a non-profit, faith-based organization that provides numerous community services like a personal needs and food pantry, the Kids Kloset free store to provide gently used clothing, a mentoring program for 5th-8th graders, an ESL program, and more.

The Care Train of Union County brings together our local businesses, neighbors and friends to raise the funds to ensure every child in Union County gets to enjoy the gifts of toys at Christmas. They also provide Kroger food cards for all qualified families, seniors and disabled adults in Union County so they have Christmas dinner and much more in the pantries during the holidays.

Fairbanks Schools fund field trips, scholarships, student incentives for grades and attendance, needed equipment, afterschool activities, and school improvements.

The Memorial Health Foundation supports the initiatives throughout the Memorial Health system year-round, ranging from investing in state-of-the-art equipment and service line improvements to providing staff training and patient education. The best communities thrive when they've got the best quality healthcare.

The United Way organizations in these counties collaborate, coordinate, and allocate funds for hundreds of programs combined and it's because of their unwavering efforts we have outreach for our seniors, children, and adults. Together these organizations are united to support our community collectively.

Shekinah Christian School offers a Christian educational experience with a focus on nurturing student's spiritual growth from kindergarten through 12th grade. With smaller class sizes, personalized attention, and a close-knit community, Shekinah provides students with the tools and support they need to excel academically while also developing strong character and values.

Plainview Christian School is a private K-12 school, owned by local Mennonite churches, just outside Plain City, OH.