In 2006, Hope For The Warriors™ became acutely aware of the present struggles facing America’s wounded and their families. Anticipating the future issues these challenges pose, we developed the vision of the Warrior Hope & Care Center™, a rehabilitative center providing specialized services and family resources in a collocated, comforting venue. Coordinating with both the Marine Corps and the Navy, that vision led to the design of a robust rehabilitation facility that will now be built in eastern North Carolina with a level of care worthy of heroes.

General James F. Amos, Assistant Commandant of the United States Marine Corps who has been an advocate of the wounded community since day one, states that Headquarters Marine Corps is committed to these brave service members and will take the lead in building this unique facility that will house specialized care and offer family support. Hope For The Warriors™ will continue to work closely with Marine Corps and Navy representatives consulting and coordinating efforts as the center progresses. The Warrior Hope & Care Center™ will provide new levels of hope to our wounded heroes and their families; rebuilding their lives by strengthening their injured bodies and providing comfort for their families.

"Never Leave Anyone Behind" must be tattooed on the heart of every Marine. We salute you for taking care of your own and turning your motto "always faithful" into action. Semper Fi.

At this time, Hope For The Warriors™ will continue to fund raise for a memorial statue to be designed and built by John Phelps, father of Chance Phelps, USMC,KIA. The memorial will grace the entrance of the Warrior Hope & Care Center™ aboard Camp Lejeune and Camp Pendleton. If you want more information, please contact Robin Kelleher