The Fred Project

The Fred Project Re-Wiring The Anxious Brain Born October 15th, 1973, Alfred was just shy of his 49th birthday when he took his own life.

This came as a shock to family and friends as well as the communities that he was actively involved in. Al was known as a confident, charitable, and courageous man. He lived his life traveling the world only to discover a passion for people that undoubtedly influenced his desire to help others. In the months prior to his death, he suffered from anxiety and depression. Something that he had never d

ealt with before. We do not know the extent of his suffering as he did not want to burden family or friends with the fight going on inside his mind. A note pad was found in a favorite spot of his on his front porch with the statement, "Re-wire the anxious brain". This sentence stuck with us because it spoke to a silent struggle that he felt he could not share and could not fix. The silence is now deafening as his words play over and over.

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10/12/2025

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10/10/2025
Some people walk together, others walk in spirit and some walk in memory...regardless we all walk for the same cause! Jo...
10/09/2025

Some people walk together, others walk in spirit and some walk in memory...regardless we all walk for the same cause! Join us Saturday in Charleston!

10/07/2025

Some people walk together, others walk in spirit, and some walk in memory...regardless, we all walk to show our support!...
10/07/2025

Some people walk together, others walk in spirit, and some walk in memory...regardless, we all walk to show our support!

The Fred Project will be walking in Charleston this year! Walk with us, dontate to the cause, or walk in your nearest city!

Event Date: 10/11/2025

Location: Palmetto Islands County Park
444 Needlerush Parkway
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

Event Route Length: 5k

08/24/2025

In moments of struggle, hope can shine through unexpectedly. Recall a time when you faced a challenge and found a glimmer of hope that changed your perspective.

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