Jackson 100 For Good

08/31/2026

It started with a pretty simple idea: people shouldn’t have to take on another big commitment just to make a meaningful difference in their community.

So three local students created a way to make giving simple.

No committees.
No fundraising.
No required meetings.

Just $100, four times a year.

That one small commitment becomes something much bigger when dozens — and soon more than 100 — of us do it together.

If you’ve wanted to support local nonprofits but don’t have extra time to give, this was built for you.

Join us, for good, at jackson100forgood.org/join

08/31/2026

We’re growing — and we’re raising the goal with us.

Jackson 100 For Good was built around a simple idea: when enough people make one small, consistent commitment, it can create a really big impact right here in Jackson County.

No committees. No fundraising. No selling tickets. No required meetings.

Just $100, four times a year.

That’s it.

When 100+ people each give $100, one local nonprofit can receive $10,000 or more in a single quarter. And the more people who join, the more powerful that number becomes.

100 members was the milestone. 100+ is the mission.

There’s room for you in the “+.”

Join us at jackson100forgood.org/join and be part of what happens when Jackson County gives together.

08/30/2026

Hey Jackson County! Hear live Taylor Swift songs in concert this weekend at the Markay Cultural Arts Center!

Our members chose the Southern Hills Arts Council for our Q3 Impact Award so they can continue making the arts accessible to our area. Get your tickets today at https://purchase.markaytickets.com/ChooseSeats/6001

Jackson Swifties, this is your sign. Get tickets today.

https://purchase.markaytickets.com/Events

08/29/2026

You don’t need more time in your schedule to make a difference in Jackson County.

You don’t need to attend meetings. You don’t need to volunteer. You don’t need to join a committee. You don’t need to work a fundraiser.

In fact, you can be an incredibly valuable member of Jackson 100 For Good and never attend a single meeting.

This is by design.

We know people are busy. Really busy. Between work, kids, sports, school, family, organizations, appointments, and everything else competing for our time, there are plenty of people who would love to do more for their community but simply don’t have another hour to give.

We wanted to create something for those people, too.

The only requirement to be a member of Jackson 100 For Good is this:

Commit to giving $100 four times a year to the local nonprofit our members select.

That’s it.

Your $100 joins everyone else’s $100, and together those individual contributions become thousands of dollars for a nonprofit doing good work right here in Jackson County.

You don’t have to organize the fundraiser. You don’t have to sell anything. You don’t have to find the time.

You just have to be willing to give.

And right now, 97 people have made that commitment.

We need just THREE more members to reach our first goal of 100.

At 100 members, our community can collectively give $10,000 to a local nonprofit every quarter—that’s $40,000 a year.

So if you’re someone who has always thought, “I’d love to help, but I just don’t have the time,” this organization was quite literally designed with you in mind.

You may be surprised by how much good you can do without adding one more thing to your calendar.

Who will be one of our final three?

08/29/2026

We love to see the cooperation that happens right here in Jackson County to help our neighbors. ❤️💜

08/29/2026

What does your $100 really do when you join us?

By itself, $100 is a generous donation to a local nonprofit.

But this is what happens when we give together:

$100 + $100 + $100 + $100 + $100…

Suddenly, those individual contributions become thousands of dollars going to one local organization.

That’s the whole idea behind Jackson 100 For Good.

No one person has to write a huge check. No one has to organize a fundraiser, sell tickets, find sponsors, or give up an entire weekend.

We each do one small thing. We give $100.

Then we put our $100 together with everyone else’s—and collectively, we can do something none of us could do quite as easily on our own.

With 100 members today, that means our &10,000. And we’re at 97 members already!

That’s the power of collective giving—and we think it’s pretty incredible what the our Jackson County members can accomplish $100 at a time.

08/27/2026

Ready to send in your Q3 contribution? We’ve made it as easy as possible! Members have three ways to get their $100 to us:

1. DROP OFF
Write your check payable to Jackson 100 For Good and drop it off at:
Nana's House
The Spot on Main Café and Coffee Roasters
Sixth Sense Brewing & Taproom

2. MAIL

Make your check payable to Jackson 100 For Good

Jackson 100 For Good
P.O. Box 121
Jackson, OH 45640

3. PAY ONLINE
Pay by bank account or credit card through Zeffy:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/2026-q3-impact-award-recipient

Remember, Zeffy’s additional contribution to their platform is optional. Select “Other” and enter $0 if you want your total to remain exactly $100.

Whichever way is easiest for you, we appreciate you getting your Q3 contribution headed our way so we can see the magic of what collective giving can do for the Southern Hills Arts Council!

08/26/2026

It’s time to start sending in those Q3 contributions!

Our members selected the Southern Hills Arts Council as our Q3 Impact Award recipient, and now it’s time to see what we can do together!

Members have three ways to make their $100 quarterly contribution:

1. Drop off a check
Checks should be made payable to Southern Hills Arts Council and can be dropped off at any of our three collection locations:

Nana's House
The Spot on Main Café and Coffee Roasters
Sixth Sense Brewing & Taproom

2. Mail a check
Make checks payable to Southern Hills Arts Council and mail them to:

Jackson 100 For Good
P.O. Box 121
Jackson, OH 45640

3. Pay online through Zeffy
You can pay by bank account or credit card here:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/2026-q3-impact-award-recipient

Zeffy may ask you to make an additional contribution to support its platform. That amount is completely optional. Simply choose “Other” and enter $0 if you want your total to remain exactly $100.

And that’s it! Pick whichever of the three options is easiest for you and get your $100 headed our way.

This is the part we love watching: $100 arrives. Then another $100. Then another. Before long, those individual contributions become thousands of dollars for a local nonprofit.

100 members. $100 each. One collective gift.

Let’s see what we can do for the Southern Hills Arts Council! 💜

08/26/2026

“I’m kind of addicted to the feeling of giving.” — Dolly Parton

What a great way to describe it.

Dolly Parton will be remembered for a lot of things, but one of the most meaningful parts of her legacy is how much she gave back. She invested in children, education, literacy, healthcare, disaster relief, and the communities and causes she cared about.

And while the scale may be different, the feeling she described is something we hope we're creating right here in Jackson County.

Last night, a room full of people came together and chose another local nonprofit to support. Already, $100 contributions have begun arriving. One at a time, they may not seem enormous. But together, they will become thousands of dollars for the Southern Hills Arts Council—and another investment in the community we all call home.

That's the part of collective giving that is difficult to explain until you experience it.

You give $100.

Then you watch someone else's $100 join yours. And another. And another.

And suddenly you're part of something much bigger than the contribution you made yourself.

Dolly was onto something.

We think our members may be a little addicted to the feeling of giving, too. 💜