We inspire action and possibility through shared stories.

The Art of Doing Something About It. Through storytelling and purposeful action, we promote mental health awareness and support efforts to prevent suicide.

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WHAT WE DO

We create experiences and share stories that inspire action, build community, and support mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

  • Dallas to Austin relay run with 12 charity runners raising funds and awareness.

  • We support individuals who dedicate their runs to the cause and share stories to inspire hope.

  • Purposeful events and moments that promote mental health awareness, support suicide prevention, and move people to take action.

  • A space for real stories, honest conversations, and reminders to keep going.

  • Simple, practical tools and stories to support mental health, encourage help seeking, and remind people they are not alone.

YOUR DONATION IMPACT

How We Use Donations

We are 100% volunteer driven Texas non-profit corporation. No paid staff. Every dollar goes directly into the work: the relay, the storytelling, the podcast, and community activations that promote mental health awareness and support suicide prevention.

  • Relay costs: safety supplies, vehicle rentals, gas, lodging, meals and hydration, and basic gear that keeps the team supported and organized.

  • Storytelling: video and photography to document and share stories to inspire others to keep going.

  • Podcast: production and distribution to keep the conversations going.

  • Community activations: events that promote mental health awareness, support suicide prevention, and inspire action.

  • Resources: tools and materials for people navigating mental health struggles. (2026 goal to update the website with blogs and resources to help people in need)

  • Giving back: support for aligned mental health and suicide prevention organizations and other non profits.

  • Operations: helping us run the work consistently and effectively throughout the year.

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For Those Who Keep Going

  • Victoria

    “I feel like a completely different person after this experience. I’m so grateful and excited to see and experience this new version of myself after the relay.”

  • Keegan

    "The Sayless Relay was more than a relay. It was a reminder that we’re stronger together. Through sleep deprivation, sore legs, and silent miles, I found clarity. Running is my therapy, and the team reminded me that I’m never alone."

  • Miranda

    “I’ve never felt more in tune with myself: my body, my mind, my spirit. This relay stripped me down to our most human, most honest selves.”

  • Brent

    Being a part of Sayless Projects has given me so much motivation in my day-to-day life to keep doing something about it and to keep saying less when I’m given opportunities to do hard things. I’m grateful to have been a part of this project because it has opened doors for my students who have seen the film to reach out and be more open. It has also given me opportunities to talk to my friends and family about mental health in ways we previously wouldn’t have.

  • Caleb

    Getting involved with Sayless Projects gave me a purpose when I didn’t quite have one. Witnessing strangers be so brave and open felt like a warm invitation to do the same. It was important for me to be around these people.