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(Source: The Columbus Dispatch; Author and Photo Credit: Doral Chenoweth
In the lobby of the old YMCA downtown, Woda Cooper Companies founder Jeffrey Woda answers questions for a videographer after the media event Sep. 29, 2025 announcing the renovation of the downtown YMCA into 121 affordable housing units.
Watching is Woda Cooper communications specialist Mike Collins (center) and IMPACT Community Action director of Communications and outreach Keith Queener. The Jacobethan Revival and Late Gothic Revival building, built in 1922, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Residents who lived in the building prior to its decommissioning in 2019 by the YMCA have been moved to other residences. Woda Cooper is the private developer leading the public/private redevelopment. [...]
Robert "Bo" Chilton, CEO of IMPACT Community Action, speaks at the media event Sep 29, 2025 announcing the renovation of the downtown YMCA into 121 affordable housing units. The Jacobethan Revival and Late Gothic Revival building, built in 1922, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Residents who lived in the building prior to its decommissioning in 2019 by the YMCA have been moved to other residences. Woda Cooper is the private developer leading the public/private redevelopment. >>> READ ARTICLE
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