Co-founders Kristina and Joshua Robertson have been involved with hospice for over ten years. After graduating from Texas Tech University, Joshua took the business plan he built during a senior project and founded a Durable Medical Equipment (DME) company in 2006. This company started as a local DME provider serving hospice patients in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and has since grown into the nation’s largest and most comprehensive DME solution.

During the early years of operating his DME company, Joshua would come home with stories of homes he was visiting where families were going without basic needs in order to keep their ill loved one comfortable. It was these stories that drove Kristina and Joshua to find a better way to serve and enrich the lives of patients and families experiencing an end of life story. After more than a year of research, and with the help of Joshua’s parents George and Kathy Robertson, the Robertson family established Project 4031.

Project 4031 received our 501(c)(3) determination in 2011 and served our first patient in 2012. Since inception, Project 4031 has directly served over 480 patients, and many more friends and family members, through two of our service areas – Funding for Families and Fulfilling Dreams. The impact of our third service area, Fueling International Outreach, is hard to quantify but the re-purposed medical equipment and supplies have touched many lives overseas.

We faithfully work, everyday, to fulfill our mission, and as our organization grows we will continue to seek new ways to serve terminally ill children and adults and strengthen end of life stories.

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708 May Street, Fort Worth, Texas, 76104
info[at]project4031.org
Phone: (817) 653-8976
Fax: (817) 841-8250

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