The United Way of Ross County is celebrating the success of its annual Dine United program, which supports critical community programs.
According to an announcement, several Chillicothe-area restaurants and businesses participated by donating a portion of their sales to benefit United Way’s work in Ross County. The funds raised help combat food insecurity, promote early childhood literacy and support local financial stability efforts.
Crispie Creme Donuts of Chillicothe was named the winner of this year's Dine United award for its outstanding support.
“This program is a perfect example of how our community comes together to make a meaningful impact,” said Trevor Clark, community engagement coordinator for United Way of Ross County. “Every meal, every coffee, every treat purchased through Dine United helps strengthen the safety net for families right here in Ross County. We are incredibly grateful to our local partners and patrons for their support.”
The 2025 Dine United partners included Fifty West Brewing Company of Chillicothe, Steiner’s Speakeasy, Penn Station of Chillicothe, Paper City Coffee, Main Street Pizza, The Dock at Water, The Pour House, Raising Cane’s, Two Roasting Joes & Livy Cakes, The Lunch Box, Crispie Creme Donuts of Chillicothe, Cristy’s Pizza and Roosters of Chillicothe.
Fifty West Brewing Company of Chillicothe captured the Toasting United award in recognition of its contributions during this year's Dine United program.
United Way of Ross County also announced the winners of its Dine United and Toasting United recognition awards. Crispie Creme Donuts of Chillicothe was named the Dine United winner, while Fifty West Brewing Company of Chillicothe received the Toasting United award. Both businesses were commended for their dedication to supporting community initiatives and making a positive impact on local families.