The Pickaway County Buyers Club is a group of local businesses, civic organizations and individuals that come together to support youth by purchasing market animal projects at the Pickaway County Junior Fair Sale.

Pickaway County Farm Bureau pledged to double donor gifts during the month of March, up to $5000. Twenty-three donors gave a total of $7,575. The Farm Bureau match resulted in $12,575 raised to benefit youth livestock exhibitors at the Pickaway County Fair.

“The outpouring of support from the community makes me proud to live, work and raise my family in Pickaway County,” said Buyers Club Chair Annie Lohstroh. “The Buyers Club was created in 2018. We’ve increased the positive impact on local youth each year since because of community support.”

The Pickaway County Buyers Club extends a heartfelt ‘Thank You’ to all 2021 Buyers Club donors:

  • Honey Run Farm
  • Pickaway County Community Foundation
  • Mt. Sterling Short Stop
  • Pickaway County Recorder
  • Gifford Farms
  • T & M Concessions
  • Elks Lodge No. 77
  • Ron’s Glass Service
  • Ruff & Associates
  • Pickaway Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Westfall FFA
  • Circleville Sunrise Rotary Club
  • County Line Meats
  • Lohstroh Family Farm
  • Amanda Animal Hospital
  • BHM CPA Group, Inc.
  • CKB Sterling One Stop LLC
  • Edward Jones (Diane Hill, Jonathan Meenach & Charles Pockras)
  • Vallery & Dorn Insurance
  • Kingston National Bank
  • Martino Family
  • Smith Family
  • Noecker Family
  • Barnes Family
  • Hupp Family
  • Wolford Family
  • Clifton Family
  • Barthelmas Family
  • Schein Family
  • Ruff Family
  • Wischmeyer Family
  • Gearhart Family
  • Knece Family
  • Williams Family
  • Jones Family
  • Musselman Family
  • Scior Family
  • Shannon Family
  • Reid Family
  • Videkovich Family Farms
  • Blue Family
  • Bolender Family
  • Lohstroh Family Farms
  • Ohnewehr Family
  • Rynd Family
  • Anonymous donor

There is still time to donate! Give online at pickawaycountybuyersclub.com or call 740-474-6284 to donate by phone. Mail your check to the Pickaway County Farm Bureau at 24633 US Hwy 23 S, Circleville OH 43113

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