Our Mission

To provide support to the individuals and families affected by cancer and military service

through the use of no-cost therapeutic retreat housing
&
returning funds to like-minded community organizations
Minton Lodge

The Minton Lodge is a beautiful retreat home previously owned and lived-in by Josh Minton. He always enjoyed having guests and ensured he would have enough space for everyone.

The property is surrounded by 49 wooded acres in Aberdeen, Ohio, only a few miles away from the Ohio River and Kentucky border. The house offers a peaceful and quiet setting to get away to. We welcome anyone affected by cancer, active duty and veterans of the armed services, and their family members.

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you, VFW Post 5645

The Josh Minton Foundation is honored to recognize VFW Post 5645 as a Cadet Sponsor for the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit.

For generations, the Veterans of Foreign Wars has been dedicated to serving veterans, advocating for those who have served our nation, and strengthening local communities. Organizations like VFW Post 5645 continue that tradition by supporting fellow veterans and giving back through community involvement.

Their sponsorship helps make the 2026 Golf Benefit possible and directly supports the Josh Minton Foundation's mission of providing no-cost therapeutic retreat stays at Minton Lodge for individuals and families affected by cancer or military service.

Please join us in thanking VFW Post 5645 for their continued commitment to veterans, our community, and this important mission.

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you, Morrison Electric!

The Josh Minton Foundation is grateful to recognize Morrison Electric as a Cadet Sponsor for the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit.

Morrison Electric has been serving the Findlay area since 1960, providing commercial, residential, industrial, new construction, and repair electrical services — all types of wiring.

Their sponsorship helps make the Golf Benefit possible and directly supports the Josh Minton Foundation’s mission of providing no-cost therapeutic retreat stays at Minton Lodge for individuals and families affected by cancer or military service.

Please join us in thanking Morrison Electric for supporting the mission!

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you, Long Electric!

The Josh Minton Foundation is grateful to recognize Long Electric as a Hole / Drummer Boy Sponsor for the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit.

Long Electric Services provides industrial, commercial, and residential electrical services, and their continued support means a lot — they have been with this event year after year.

Their sponsorship helps make the Golf Benefit possible and directly supports the Josh Minton Foundation’s mission of providing no-cost therapeutic retreat stays at Minton Lodge for individuals and families affected by cancer or military service.

You can check them out at: zurl.co/ltsLN

Please join us in thanking Long Electric for supporting the mission!

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you to Bikers for Christ Brush Creek Chapter!

A huge thank you to Bikers for Christ Brush Creek Chapter for supporting the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit as a Hole Sponsor. The Bikers for Christ Brush Creek Chapter is part of a motorcycle ministry community that brings faith, fellowship, service, and support to riders and neighbors across Ohio. Your generosity helps the Josh Minton Foundation continue providing no-cost therapeutic retreats at Minton Lodge for individuals and families impacted by cancer or military service.

You can follow along with them here: zurl.co/smTSt

Please help us thank Bikers for Christ Brush Creek Chapter for standing with this mission!

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you to MD Hauling!

A huge thank you to MD Hauling for supporting the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit as a Hole Sponsor. MD Hauling is an Ohio-based hauling company helping people and projects keep moving — and now helping carry this mission forward, too. Your generosity helps the Josh Minton Foundation continue providing no-cost therapeutic retreats at Minton Lodge for individuals and families impacted by cancer or military service.

Please help us thank MD Hauling for standing with this mission!

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🏌️ Sponsor Spotlight: Thank you to Fostoria Pizza Palace

A huge thank you to Fostoria Pizza Palace for supporting the 2026 Josh Minton Foundation Golf Benefit as a Hole Sponsor. Fostoria Pizza Palace is a local favorite known for fresh handmade dough, the KING pizza, subs, fold-overs, pasta dinners, and classic Italian-American comfort food for families and friends. Your generosity helps the Josh Minton Foundation continue providing no-cost therapeutic retreats at Minton Lodge for individuals and families impacted by cancer or military service.

Please help us thank Fostoria Pizza Palace for standing with this mission!

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About Josh Minton

Josh Minton entered the military in 2006, graduated from West Point in 2010 where he played collegiately for the Army Rugby team. He completed a deployment to Afghanistan in 2012-2013 with Bravo Battery, 4th Battalion, 319th Field Artillery Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team and medically retired from the Army in 2018. He was awarded the Army Ranger Tab, Combat Action Badge, Parachutist Badge, Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal and three Army Achievement Medals.

At 27, he was diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of neuroendocrine cancer, after which he became very active with the Ulman Foundation and Ruck to Remember, a 60-mile march from Harper’s Ferry to Arlington National Cemetery. He chose to live life to its fullest over the next 5 years – however cancer took his body at the age of 32. His legacy continues to live on through his foundation and the Minton Lodge.

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