Tomah to host charitable cornhole tournament on July 26, 2026
Tomah’s fairweek cornhole stop will pair a $30 two-person entry with support for the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Charitable Foundation.
Tomah will add a charity cornhole tournament to its summer calendar when the 2026 MCSOCF Cornhole Tournament takes over Monroe County Fair Recreation Park on Sunday, July 26, 2026. The event is built for two-person teams, with registration set for 11:00 to 11:45 a.m. and play scheduled to start at 12:00 p.m.
The entry fee is $30 per team, a low-cost buy-in that keeps the bracket accessible while still giving the tournament a competitive edge. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Charitable Foundation is sponsoring the event, putting a formal nonprofit behind the day’s play and tying the competition directly to local fundraising.
Monroe County Fair Recreation Park gives the tournament a public, easy-to-find setting in Tomah, Wisconsin, rather than a private club venue. That matters for a format like cornhole, where mixed-skill teams, casual competitors and regular players can all fit into the same bracket without needing specialized equipment or a large time commitment.
The tournament also lands during Monroe County Fair week. Visit Tomah Wisconsin lists Monroe County Fair 2026 for July 22-26, which places the cornhole event at the center of a busy stretch of local activity and raises the odds of a larger crowd moving through the park that Sunday.
The listing from Visit Tomah Wisconsin gives participants the details they need to show up and play, including the venue, the two-person team format, the fee and the one-hour registration window. Visit Tomah Wisconsin can be reached at 608.372.2166 or info@tomahwisconsin.com for event information.
For the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Charitable Foundation, the tournament offers a direct way to connect recreation with fundraising in a format that does not require much equipment or prior experience. The foundation’s public donate and board pages show an organized charitable operation behind the event, and the fairground setting gives that effort a visible community stage as the summer schedule fills up in Tomah.
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