Author Archives: meganschmitz13

Today, my Columbus Foundation Fellowship with Hope Hollow comes to a close. But, in reality, my relationship with Hope Hollow is really just beginning. From the very first day of my fellowship, I knew that Hope Hollow was an unrepeatable … Continue reading →

With one week to go, the work that originally seemed far away is slowly wrapping up. Last week, I reflected on some of the professional lessons that I have learned throughout my time with Hope Hollow. This week, I want … Continue reading →

It is hard to believe that there are only 2 weeks left in our Columbus Foundation Fellowship experience! This week I would like to reflect on some of the lessons that I have learned while working with Hope Hollow. Throughout … Continue reading →

A significant portion of my fellowship has built up to this week! For weeks, my work with Hope Hollow has been heavily focused on designing our new website. At the start of the week, I had no knowledge of website … Continue reading →

To begin my sixth week of the Columbus Foundation Fellowship, at Hope Hollow, I was tasked with running an errand to the Ohio State University James Cancer Hospital to drop off restaurant gift cards and cash for a patient. While … Continue reading →

At the conclusion of my fifth week of the Columbus Foundation Fellowship, I have reflected on the versatility of the non-profit sector. Not only the versatility of the services that non-profits provide for our communities but also the versatility of … Continue reading →

Wrapping up my fourth week of the Columbus Foundation fellowship, I discovered a new source of enjoyment, grant research and writing. Hope Hollow’s mission is straightforward and impactful, so writing about all Hope Hollow has accomplished is almost effortless. Prior … Continue reading →

Heading into my third week of the Columbus Foundation Fellowship, I expected to primarily be working on Hope Hollow’s website. However, life, especially with technology, is full of setbacks.  For those who are unfamiliar with Hope Hollow, it is primarily … Continue reading →