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Dedicated to Increasing Awareness about Drug Addiction.

Golf Tournament

We are holding an ADDICTION AWARENESS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT.

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We are very excited to be able to offer such a great fundraiser. The tournament is on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at the Hermon Meadows Golf Course, 281 Billings Road, Hermon, Maine. Fundraisers, such as this, help us continue our efforts to support those in the thralls of addiction. If you are a golfer or know someone who is, please join us.

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Mission

The Zachary Project’s mission is to work diligently to increase addiction awareness, work on prevention in our communities, and support families affected by the tragedy of addiction.

Zachary

Zack’s capacity for love made a lasting impact on all who knew him. His family and friends were the most important thing in his life. Notably, his little nephew, Jackson, loved snuggling with his Uncle Zack in bed in the mornings and going down to Zack’s house, which he calls “camp.” These are the stories that define the kind of man Zack was. The memories he created will forever bring comfort to those he left behind.

Our Story

Zachary was full of life and loved everyone and everything around him. He got involved in drugs in his early 20s, starting with Oxys while partying with some friends. Like most, he thought he had a handle on it, but he did not. No one ever does. His use turned to heroin. I, his mother, was unaware of this in the beginning, and as a mother, you never want to believe such things. 

He struggled with his addiction for four long years. He had the love, support, and help of family and friends and he got clean. He was clean for a year. Then one day, Friday, February 24, 2017, he came to my office, bursting with energy and filled with excitement because his driver’s license had just been returned. He was so happy. He had purchased a new truck, had his welding certification reinstated, and was starting a new job with a company he had yearned to work for. READ MORE…

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