On Monday, June 8, 2026, the Community Foundation of Randolph County will join with several of its nonprofit partners in hosting the inaugural Randolph County Day.
Randolph County residents are encouraged to participate in a self-guided driving tour on June 8 from 4-6:30 p.m. to visit at least six of the ten participating nonprofits. The event is designed to give residents an opportunity to learn more about local nonprofits, how they serve the community, and the people whose passion drives their missions.
Participants may pick up a physical passport card at any of the ten nonprofit locations (or download here), and each nonprofit location will mark the passport upon arrival. Passport cards are also available at the Community Foundation of Randolph County office.
Participating nonprofit locations include:
Near Winchester
- Randolph County United (hosting Winchester Main Street)
- Randolph County YMCA
- Start with Art (hosting Chasing Sunsets)
Near Union City
- Art Association of Randolph County
- A Community Christmas
- Preservation Society of Union City IN-OH (hosting Randolph County Trails)
Near Ridgeville
- Bee Wings & Fuzzy Things
- Friends of Ward Township District No. 5 School
Near Modoc
- Huntsville Community Center
Near Farmland
- Red-Tail Land Conservancy
A map of the participating nonprofit locations can be found here.
Residents who visit at least six (6) participating nonprofits will receive a coupon for $2 off a purchase of $10 or more at participating local businesses, including:
- Gran’s Kitchen (Winchester)
- Northblock Coffee (Winchester)
- Our Pizza House (Winchester)
- Stacy & Taylor’s Sweet Treats (Lynn)
- Stop N’ Sip (Parker City)
Coupon disclaimer: Limited to one (1) transaction at one participating business. Transaction must be completed no later than Tuesday, June 30, 2026, and the passport card must be surrendered upon redemption.
We hope that Randolph County Day will provide an opportunity for local residents to learn more about our local nonprofit organizations and their efforts to strengthen the quality of life in Randolph County.