Richard Goodall’s send-off party was a heartwarming event that highlighted the strong community support he has garnered. Held at the Vigo County Fairgrounds, the event was a celebration of Goodall’s journey on “America’s Got Talent,” where he impressed the judges and audience alike with his talent and charisma. As a Terre Haute native who received the Golden Buzzer, Goodall has captured the affection of many, not just locally but across the nation.

The atmosphere at the fairgrounds was electric, with a large turnout of supporters who came to cheer on the “singing janitor” as he prepared for the next stages of the competition in Hollywood. The community’s enthusiasm and pride in Goodall were evident, reflecting his impact and the emotional connection he has established with his fans.

And now, Walker Hayes’.

“Someone gave me a car when I was in a tough situation starting my career,” said Walker Hayes. “We thought let’s figure out a way to give this guy a car.”

The country star surprised Mr. Goodall at the Vigo County Fairgrounds with a brand-new Buick, from Fuson Automotive before he heads to Hollywood for America’s Got Talent live shows in the upcoming weeks.

“I’m out of words. I’m not often speechless,” said Richard.

On Saturday, the send-off event brought many people of the community out to the Vigo County Fairgrounds to show their support for the “singing janitor.”

For those wishing to support Goodall further, downloading the “America’s Got Talent” app is a great way to vote for him during the live shows. His journey has already been inspiring, and this ongoing support will be crucial as he continues to make his mark on the show.