At just 26, Zach Frazier has already worn many hats - collegiate athlete, assistant athletic director, church leader, builder and co-founder of Elevate, a fintech platform reshaping how nonprofits raise money. In this conversation with Kevin Hohe, Zach shares his story of growing up in Texas, the influence of sports and faith, and how his passion for people drives everything he does.The discussion explores the challenges of construction, the power of mentorship, and the lessons learned from navigating both leadership and failure at a young age. Zach opens up about his work with Elevate, a venture designed to make charitable giving more accessible through micro-donations and corporate partnerships, and why he believes the nonprofit sector needs fresh energy and efficiency.They also dive into faith, community and the role of the church - exploring why love and authenticity matter more than winning theological debates. Zach’s reflections remind us that purpose and people come before profit, and that faith is lived out in everyday interactions as much as in institutions.In this episode:• Growing up in Texas and the role of family and athletics• Lessons from football, leadership and the transition into construction• The birth of Elevate and the vision behind micro-donation fundraising• Why nonprofits struggle with efficiency and storytelling – and how to change that• The balance of faith, church and community in shaping a purposeful life• How to stay centered in love, joy and authenticity amidst cultural noiseStay connected:Kevin Hohe | LinkedInAnd let us know what you think with our feedback form.Produced by Pineapple Audio Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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