Hana Chandoul, Author at Buckeye Community Hope Foundation

Hana Chandoul

Don’t Call Me Coach If You’re Not Willing to Be Coached

By Brit Seward, M.Ed., School Improvement Representative, Mathematics Support My coach often says, “Don’t call me coach if you’re not willing to be coached.” That statement stays with me because coaching only works when you are coachable. Being coachable means listening, reflecting, understanding, adjusting, celebrating wins, and taking responsibility when the results are not what

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A Service Coordinator’s Commitment: Karissa Robinson Steps Up for Village Green Residents

Village Green Apartments in Crooksville, Ohio, experienced devastating flooding during the August 11 storm, with many residents requiring boat rescues and most units sustaining approximately 16 inches of water damage. Throughout the crisis, Service Coordinator Karissa Robinson has gone above and beyond to support Village Green residents. She has worked tirelessly to secure donations, connect

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NWC II Apartments: Expanding Access to Affordable, Supportive Housing in Lima

Buckeye Community Hope Foundation (BCHF) is proud to support the continued availability of affordable, supportive housing for seniors and adults with disabilities through NWC II Apartments in Lima, Ohio. Located in Allen County, NWC II Apartments is a 12-unit affordable housing community designed to promote stability, independence, and quality of life for vulnerable households. The

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The First 30 Days Matter More Than the Next 150

By Mindy Farry Accountability and School Improvement Representative By the time you’re reading this article, classrooms are airing out, teachers are decorating bulletin boards, buses are running, and everyone is wondering the same thing: “How do we make this our best year yet?” The answer isn’t found in January data meetings or spring testing. It starts long

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