He's walked the path of recovery for 25 years and now Wood Marchant paves the way for college students who choose the same way of living. CofC was the first college in the state to start a collegiate recovery program and could not have found a better person to bring it to life.

To understand and appreciate Stephanie's drive, dedication and commitment to her community is to simply know that she tested her own limits by fasting as a 3rd grader !! Stephanie's non profit MAD Park benefits every single child it touches. Stephanie lost her brother to gun violence and credits her mother and father for laying a path of service for her to follow. For more information check out www.madparkcommunity.org or [email protected]

July 17, 2016. The death of a young man, a son, a brother, a grandson and a friend sent his mother on a journey that has impacted thousands upon thousands of people in South Carolina. Nanci Shipman and her family made a promise to Creighton that his overdose death would not be in vain. Nanci shares her vulnerability, her raw truth, her passion and compassion in this week's Say Your Story.

Take a minute. Take a breath. Take a journey with Leigh and learn how she is impacting local students in Charleston, SC through yoga and mindfulness. Her non profit is ready to take the next step by assisting teachers with a 200 hour training program. 1st class stuff and proud to call her one of our Ripple Family members.

Jared shares his story and the journey to the top of the mountain, a lesson in leadership and how he remains grounded, humble and just a really good dude !

How does a man find his why or find his purpose ? For Sam Clements, his path to being a doctor was rerouted after a life changing encounter. Now he inspires high school and middle school students to find their why in this episode of Say Your Story