The Courage Project

Making an impact by raising leaders in this generation.

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Paul Marc Goulet

CEO & Co-Founder of The Courage Project

Paul Marc Goulet, M.A. is an accomplished author, executive leader, and humanitarian with over 38 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, organizational development, and global transformation. As founder and CEO of LVRC, he has built impactful organizations across Las Vegas and 29 nations, publishing growth curricula, developing accredited leadership programs, and advancing holistic models of health and faith. A certified John Maxwell EQUIP trainer and Global Priority Solutions facilitator, Paul has trained thousands of leaders worldwide, pioneered Nevada’s first federally approved fatherhood program, and secured major federal grants supporting family and community restoration. Honored as a Distinguished Nevadan and recipient of multiple City of Las Vegas commendations, he continues to inspire through his books, teaching, and humanitarian work—dedicated to changing nations one leader at a time.

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Every contribution helps us train, equip, and mobilize individuals to lead with conviction, integrity, and compassion. From classrooms to conference halls, from local outreaches to global initiatives. Your generosity amplifies our reach and multiplies transformation.

Together, we are building a legacy of courage that will echo for generations.


Join us in shaping the leaders who will shape the world.

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Fuel the Mission. Empower the Movement. Transform the Future.

Fuel the Mission. Empower the Movement. Transform the Future.

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Courage. Integrity. Purpose. Leadership. Impact. Truth. Transformation.

Courage. Integrity. Purpose. Leadership. Impact. Truth. Transformation.

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Global Initiative

Cleats For Kids

Empowering Young Athletes. Changing Futures.

At The Courage Project, we believe that every child deserves the chance to dream, play, and pursue greatness. Through our Global Initiative — Cleats For Kids, we envision a future where every young athlete in our partner associations receives a quality pair of sports shoes, igniting confidence and opportunity on and off the field.

Our goal is bold yet simple: to provide 55,000 pairs of sports shoes to children around the world. Because for many of these kids, a single pair of cleats means more than equipment — it represents hope, dignity, and the freedom to chase a brighter future.

Sports have the power to transform lives — teaching discipline, teamwork, and perseverance while keeping children off the streets and on the path to purpose. Together, we can empower the next generation of leaders, one step — and one pair of cleats — at a time.

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“Is he alone brave who has courage on his right hand and faith on his left hand?”

— Charles Lindbergh

The Courage Ethos

STAND. SPEAK. FIGHT

At The Courage Project, courage is more than a virtue — it’s a way of life.
Our ethos is built on the belief that truth must be spoken, integrity must be lived, and compassion must lead.

We stand for leaders who rise when others shrink back — men and women who face adversity with conviction, act with humility, and serve with purpose. The Courage Ethos calls us to defend what is right, uplift what is good, and inspire others to do the same.

Rooted in faith, character, and resilience, we believe that real courage transforms cultures, restores communities, and builds a legacy that outlives us.