Our story begins with the passion
and heart of Joshua Robertson and his vision to make the Hospice community a
stronger component for patients and their families during their end of life
journey. Across the United States and
around the globe people are not experiencing their end of life story to the
fullest, and sometimes without the comfort of needed equipment and medical
supplies. Project 4031 was created to
assist with their story; enhancing closure that provides peace, joy, and a sense
of fulfillment. The original business devoted to providing medical equipment
for the hospice industry, National HME, Inc. was formed in 2006; which has
further identified the many needs related to end of life care.
Joshua
Robertson began his interest in the hospice industry more than six years ago
during his senior class project at Texas Tech University; he developed and
wrote a business plan. In his research
he found that there was a gap of communication and understanding between the
hospice companies and the equipment provider.
In seeing this he decided to make the situation a better one, and thus
launched his dream to make a difference in the hospice marketplace.
The
leadership of the company and the Robertson family have had a passion to reach
out and assist with additional needs for hospice patients and decided to form a
Foundation. Project 4031 was birthed in
2011. Through many of prayers and guidance from our Lord and Savior, Josh’s wife Kristina Robertson a former
school teacher decided to resign from her teaching career and pursue their
families passion of helping the hospice community.
With an
abundance of prayers, guidance, teamwork, mentorship, and above all else our
Lord Jesus Christ, Project 4031 is a dream that is in the midst of becoming a
realty.
We describe
our goals for Project 4031 as three buckets of service.
1.
Provide sustainable resources so the caregivers
can adequately meet the needs
the patients and families during their end of
life care.
2.
Provide the needed medical equipment and supplies
to patients so they are as
comfortable as possible.
3.
Partnering with families and other organizations
honoring dreams so they may
leave this earth fulfilled.
“Whatever you do work heartily, as
for the Lord and not for men. Knowing
that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ.” Colossians 3:23-24. We know that this is not
our work, but the work of our Savior.
Our prayer everyday is to be good stewards of Project 4031. If we always keep this in the forefront of
everything we do, His work will be done. Our prayer is that you will join us in our passion and
mission to strengthen the end of life stories for hospice patients and their
families around the world.
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