WELCOME TO THE RAMONA TOWN HALL

The People's Hall

Be a Part of the History of Ramona

There are many ways to get involved and lend a hand. The Ramona Town Hall is a 501(c)(3) charity nonprofit. We rely solely on rental fees, donations, and grants to maintain the hall. We work with the Ramona Chamber of Commerce and other small businesses to showcase the hall and educate the community. Below are some ways you can get involved and work with us to spread the word and support our mission.

GET INVOLVED

WE APPRECIATE YOU!

Donate

We rely solely on donations to support and operate the Ramona Town Hall. Through grants, community fundraisers, and space rentals, we strive to keep this beautiful historic building running every day. Your help truly makes a difference, and we cannot express our gratitude enough for your support and interest in keeping the Ramona Town Hall alive for generations to come!

Ramona Town Hall is a 501(c)(3) charity nonprofit that relies solely on donations, grants, and rental fees.

Donate

Volunteer

We're always looking for people and students who are looking to learn and give their time to the People's Hall. The more you learn, the more you'll want to invite your friends and neighbors.

Do you have some free time and love history?
Students looking for work? Donate your time and learn about your town's history
High School student looking to earn credits by volunteering – work with us and help in any way that furthers your education
Bored? Join us and help with some of our many events. We'd love to share the history of the hall
Have a specialty and want to support the Ramona Town Hall? Call us, let's talk

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Fundraising

The Ramona Town Hall actively participates in various community events to promote both the town and the hall itself. We recently hosted a spectacular “Raise the Roof” Gala Fundraiser on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2025, and it was an unforgettable night! Here are some of our upcoming events:

The Taste of Ramona
Ice Cream Social
New Year's Eve Gala 2026
Halloween Spooky Stories
Yoga
Wellness Days
The Barn Redefined: Happy Holidays
"Pop by Thursdays" during the Farmer's Market
Movie Nights

Looking to host a fundraiser for your school, association or family member?

This is an ongoing fundraiser.

Learn More

Shop our Merch

Showcase the Ramona Town Hall spirit by purchasing one of our new T-shirts, mugs, or wine glasses for yourself or your friends. All funds from items purchased will go directly to the Ramona Town Hall.

A great gift for a friend or yourself! Contact us to make your purchase.

Denim long sleeve shirt
Mug
Wine glass
T-shirt
Books

Support our Community Programs & Events

When was the last time you visited the Ramona Town Hall? If you haven't been there yet, now is the perfect time to stop by! Enrich your day by exploring the history of the Ramona Town Hall, affectionately known as The People's Hall. By participating in our activities, you are supporting the entire community of Ramona.

Make it a date! Bring the Family and wander through the historic halls. Want to bring a group by, please do!

Welcome Inside!

Raise the Roof Gala

Legacy Giving

Legacy giving is a form of philanthropy where individuals contribute to a nonprofit organization through their will, estate plan, or other financial arrangements. These gifts are often deferred, meaning the nonprofit receives the donation after the donor passes away, although some planned gifts can be made during the donor’s lifetime

Bequests: The most common form, where a donor specifies a fixed amount, a percentage, or the remainder of their estate to a nonprofit.
Charitable Trusts: Legal arrangements that provide income to the donor or beneficiaries while ultimately benefiting the charity.
Life Insurance or Retirement Plan Beneficiaries: Donors can designate a nonprofit as a beneficiary of life insurance policies or retirement accounts.
Non-Cash Assets: Gifts can include property, stocks, or other valuable assets, often providing significant financial support to the organization.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Before it was Ramona, the area was inhabited by the Kumeyaay Nation of Native Americans (Diegueño), a semi-nomadic people, who established annual settlements there as they moved between coastal and inland grounds.