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RG Stitt and Greg Harpster discuss the Scott Sippel Foundation's efforts in suicide prevention and mental health fundraising.

RG Stitt and Greg Harpster join us from the Scott Sippel Foundation—an organization born from tragedy that’s now raised nearly $600,000 for mental health and suicide prevention. We talk about honoring their friend Scott, why local boots-on-the-ground efforts matter, and how a community sporting clays event became a powerful engine for change. You’ll hear: How the Foundation identifies smaller, volunteer-driven groups so more funds reach real programsWhy rural areas need tailored mental health...

People in this episode

Guests: RG Stitt, Greg Harpster

Topics covered

• suicide prevention
• mental health
• community efforts
• fundraising
• leadership
• local initiatives

Keywords

• suicide prevention
• mental health
• fundraising
• community support
• Scott Sippel Foundation
• local initiatives
• leadership

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Organizations: Scott Sippel Foundation

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