About

Uniquely You is an all-in-one guide that shares inspiring stories and key resources with individuals and their families in the disability community.

Discover the Heart of Uniquely You Columbus

Our monthly magazine combines uplifting content, community resources, and opportunities for connection - offering something meaningful to every reader.

OUR PUBLICATION

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  • Free to Readers

    Uniquely You Columbus is available at no cost to ensure everyone in the community has access to the feel-good stories and resource information shared in every issue.  

  • Sponsored by Local Businesses

    Our magazine is proudly supported by local businesses that join us in our mission to empower individuals with disabilities and their families.

  • Heartwarming Stories

    Each issue features heartfelt stories of resilience, courage, and triumph, showcasing the strength and spirit of individuals across all ability levels in the community.

Meet the Publisher

Mitchell Staugler

Publisher, Uniquely You Columbus

Mitch and his family have lived in Hilliard, OH for 15 years and absolutely love central Ohio. His professional background spans across marketing, business development and fundraising, and spent several years as a board member for the Hilliard Chamber of Commerce and Dot's Tots Foundation, a Hilliard-based non-profit. 


His wife, Raechel, works as a special needs preschool teacher in South-Western City Schools and their two children, Amelia & Max, both attend Hilliard City Schools. Their family experienced significant and complex medical needs when Max developed a kidney disease at age two and entered renal failure. Fortunately, they were able to perform peritoneal dialysis each night and tube feeding for more than a year before Max received a kidney transplant from Raechel in 2016. 


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Partner With Us

By sponsoring Uniquely You Columbus, local businesses and nonprofits can directly support and engage with the disability community, making a meaningful difference while amplifying their impact. 

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