I Spark Change Podcast
Ep#124: Turning Grief into Hope w/ Zachary Grant
In this episode, Rick interviews Zachary Grant, founder of the July 8th Project and a senior at Auburn University. After losing his mother to suicide at a young age, Zachary transformed his grief into hope by creating a nonprofit focused on mental health and suicide awareness. He has partnered with 22 charitable organizations and raised over $10,000 for suicide prevention. Beyond his nonprofit work, Zachary excels in sports production at Auburn and freelances for ESPN. Join us to hear Zachary's inspiring story of resilience and impact.
This episode is a MUST-LISTEN! 🎙🚀
We will discuss the following:
️⭐️ Discover how Zachary Grant turned personal tragedy into a mission for mental health awareness.
⭐️ Learn about the July 8th Project and its impact on suicide prevention.
⭐️ Explore Zachary's journey from grief to hope, inspiring change through charity.
⭐️ Hear about Zachary's achievements in sports production and his work with ESPN.
⭐️ Understand the power of resilience and community support in overcoming adversity.
Know more about Zachary Grant.
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/july8thproject/
https://www.instagram.com/zachagrant/?hl=en
Website
https://july8thproject.org/
https://zachagrant.me/
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In this episode, Rick interviews Zachary Grant, founder of the July 8th Project and a senior at Auburn University. After losing his mother to suicide at a young age, Zachary transformed his grief into hope by creating a nonprofit focused on mental health and suicide awareness. He has partnered with 22 charitable organizations and raised over $10,000 for suicide prevention. Beyond his nonprofit work, Zachary excels in sports production at Auburn and freelances for ESPN. Join us to hear Zachary's inspiring story of resilience and impact.
This episode is a MUST-LISTEN! 🎙🚀
We will discuss the following:
️⭐️ Discover how Zachary Grant turned personal tragedy into a mission for mental health awareness.
⭐️ Learn about the July 8th Project and its impact on suicide prevention.
⭐️ Explore Zachary's journey from grief to hope, inspiring change through charity.
⭐️ Hear about Zachary's achievements in sports production and his work with ESPN.
⭐️ Understand the power of resilience and community support in overcoming adversity.
Know more about Zachary Grant.
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/july8thproject/
https://www.instagram.com/zachagrant/?hl=en
Website
https://july8thproject.org/
https://zachagrant.me/
Do you know about 12 Hours of Heaven Lessons for a Better World?
It's the book that started it all for I Spark Change. You can find it on Amazon & Google Play.
Grab your gift and Join our group of thousands from all across the globe who want to spread positive change.
25 TRANSFORMATIONAL TIPS TO A BETTER YOU ⬇️
https://www.isparkchange.com/join
Become a Patron today here 👇🏽
https://www.patreon.com/isparkchange
Rick will bring you relevant and practical episodes each week, empowering you to make a difference in your life and the lives of others. Each week, we will bring you an inspiring person who learned how to turn their struggles into strengths or a message to help you unlock your inner gifts to share with the world. 🌎👇🏽
IG: @i_spark_change & @rickornelas
FB: Group
Twitter: @isparkchange
YTB: Visit
Email: rick@isparkchange.com