Meet the Writer
Hi! I’m Chuck Hagele, CEO of Project Patch. I love and enjoy the company of my wife of over 28 years and our three kids.
When I’m not focused on being a dad or leading Project Patch, I enjoy running, fly-fishing, eating, and pursuing other adventures. Did I mention I enjoy food?
I have my degree in theology with a minor in psychology and followed that with a master’s degree in business administration with a focus on Information Management. I’m also an ICF Certified Professional Coach.
In 1988 I spent my first summer working at a youth camp, and I was hooked: I knew I wanted to work with youth. So I tried a few different jobs serving young people until I settled into Project Patch, a job I love and consider more of a passionate ministry than a job.
I hope you enjoy this blog. But, more than anything, I hope you find it useful enough to implement positive changes in your parenting and encouraging enough to help you realize you’re doing your best at a very difficult job. I look forward to sharing regular parenting tips and resources, personal experiences, and more with you here. I encourage you to subscribe to this blog to easily have our blogs and podcasts conveniently delivered directly to you.
I’d like to connect with anyone interested in positive parenting; you can contact me with questions or comments regarding something you’ve read here, parenting in general, or Project Patch; email Contact US.
Meet the Writer
Hi! I’m Chuck Hagele, CEO of Project Patch. I love and enjoy the company of my wife of over 28 years and our three kids.
When I’m not focused on being a dad or leading Project Patch, I enjoy running, fly-fishing, eating, and pursuing other adventures. Did I mention I enjoy food?
I have my degree in theology with a minor in psychology and followed that with a master’s degree in business administration with a focus on Information Management. I’m also an ICF Certified Professional Coach.
In 1988 I spent my first summer working at a youth camp, and I was hooked: I knew I wanted to work with youth. So I tried a few different jobs serving young people until I settled into Project Patch, a job I love and consider more of a passionate ministry than a job.
I hope you enjoy this blog. But, more than anything, I hope you find it useful enough to implement positive changes in your parenting and encouraging enough to help you realize you’re doing your best at a very difficult job. I look forward to sharing regular parenting tips and resources, personal experiences, and more with you here. I encourage you to subscribe to this blog to easily have our blogs and podcasts conveniently delivered directly to you.
I’d like to connect with anyone interested in positive parenting; you can contact me with questions or comments regarding something you’ve read here, parenting in general, or Project Patch; email Contact US.
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