What to do after Graduation
How to continue your involvement with Best Buddies after you graduate.
Best Buddies Makes Waves in Ohio
Best Buddies participants explain the impact of Best Buddies at Midview High School on ABC 5 Cleveland.
Meet Tanner and Tommy
Tanner and Tommy met through a Best Buddies friendship chapter at Miami University…
Cincinnati Reds Star, Derek Dietrich, Makes a New Friend Through Best Buddies
Best Buddies is beyond grateful for Derek’s passion and commitment…
Join e-Buddies today!
Bill resides in Ohio and is one of 27 participants from our state involved in e-buddies…
Harshaw Family brings awareness and changes perceptions of people with disabilities across Ohio and the nation
Zayne Harshaw has made a name for himself in the Columbus music community…
Meet Alex Rogers – Ohio State University
“Growing up with a disability is hard. It is frustrating, and it is lonely. These feelings were a large part of my life before joining Best Buddies.”
Meet Matt & Maya
“Students see us together and immediately understand that people with IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities) have what it takes to be a friend.”
A Message from BBOH State Director
Friendship is the reason I started volunteering for Best Buddies two years ago. Now that I have the honor of working for this organization, I get to hear about and witness meaningful connections and friendship across our great state every day…
Uplift: ‘Best Buddies’ opens real-life pipelines to IDD community (Fresh Water)
Everyone needs a friend, particularly people whose disabilities may leave them feeling isolated and alone. Enter Best Buddies International, a nonprofit founded to foster one-on-one friendships, employment opportunities and leadership skills for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
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