Carroll County Couple is Debt Free After Deal with Gateway Royalty
Brandon and Heather's journey with Gateway Royalty has been nothing short of life changing.
Posted September 20, 2024
Carroll County, Ohio — Saturday, July 20, 2024 — Gateway Royalty, the largest mineral buyer in the state, proudly announced its participation in the 4-H auction at the Carroll County Fair, continuing a longstanding tradition of supporting youth programs in Eastern Ohio. Representing the company at the auction was Todd Diehl, Director of Gateway Royalty’s Title Department, who made the purchase on behalf of the company.
“For over 10 years, Gateway Royalty has been a proud supporter of 4-H programs in Eastern Ohio,” said Todd Diehl. “We believe in the values the program instills in young people, from responsibility to community involvement, and we take pride in giving back to the communities we call home.”
At this year’s fair, Gateway Royalty purchased 2 market steers, several pieces of hand made furniture, decorations, and multiple food items, furthering their commitment to youth development and agriculture. The company plans to continue participating in similar auctions in the future, reinforcing their deep connection to the region’s rural communities.
The Impact of Supporting 4-H Programs
4-H programs play a crucial role in the lives of young people by focusing on agricultural education, leadership development, and the values of hard work and teamwork. Gateway Royalty recognizes the importance of these programs in shaping the next generation of community leaders and professionals.
“Supporting 4-H isn’t just about purchasing livestock; it’s about investing in the future of our communities,” said Todd Diehl. “The skills that kids learn through these programs–responsibility, decision-making, and problem-solving–are invaluable. We’re proud to play a part in that growth.”
A Decade of Commitment to Community
Since 2012, Gateway Royalty has made community engagement a cornerstone of its mission, supporting local county fairs, nonprofit programs, and youth sports organizations throughout Eastern Ohio. By purchasing animals at 4-H auctions, Gateway Royalty not only contributes financially but also reinforces its commitment to fostering youth development and agricultural sustainability.
Over the past decade, the company has participated in county fairs across Carroll, Belmont, Monroe, Jefferson, Guernsey, and Tuscarawas counties, earning a reputation as a dedicated partner to the rural communities it serves. Whether through financial contributions or active participation, Gateway Royalty has consistently demonstrated its deep roots in these communities.
“‘Our support for 4-H goes beyond financial contributions,’ said Chris Oldham, President of Gateway Royalty. ‘We believe in investing in the future of our communities by helping young people develop valuable life skills through programs like 4-H. It’s always a highlight of the year for us to be a part of these fairs, and we’re honored to play a role in helping these kids succeed.'”
Engaging with Landowners at the Fair
In addition to supporting youth programs, Gateway Royalty views these county fairs as an opportunity to engage with local landowners. The company values the chance to have open conversations about what’s happening in the Utica Shale play, offering insights into how landowners can benefit from the current trends in the industry.
“County fairs provide the perfect setting for us to meet landowners face-to-face,” said Todd Diehl. “We’ve been attending these fairs for over a decade, and it’s always a great opportunity to discuss mineral rights with our neighbors and offer expertise in the Utica Shale play.”
Gateway Royalty invites landowners to visit their booth at upcoming fairs to discuss mineral rights, ask questions, and learn more about how the company can change their lives.
For more information about Gateway Royalty and their ongoing community initiatives, please visit https://gatewayroyaltyllc.com
Brandon and Heather's journey with Gateway Royalty has been nothing short of life changing.
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