Meet Our Staff

We believe this is not our work, but the work of the One above.

Project 4031 is committed to being a good steward of the resources given and fervently serve the needs of terminally ill patients and their families.

Advisory Council

Larry Anfin, Betty Dillard, Sharron Drury, Clay Hicks, Pat Jackson, Courtney Lewis, Martin Noto

Board Members

George Robertson, Marie Chase, Brandon Chase, Matt Walton, Judy Clark, Ernie Kremling, Lucas Rodriguez

Kristina C. Robertson

Co-Founder & Board Member

Kristina Robertson knew she wanted to make a difference in this world. With a Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education from Texas Tech University, she taught kindergarten for 4 years with Fort Worth ISD. When she became concerned about her impact in this role, she decided to make a change. Co-Founder and husband Joshua Robertson started a hospice focused medical equipment company called National HME with his father George Robertson. During his time at National HME, many evenings after work Josh and Kristina discussed the needs of serving hospice patients more in-depth. Kristina was at a career crossroad, after a year of praying, researching, and exploring options, Kristina, Josh, and father-in-law George started Project 4031. Their hope: to make a difference in the lives of terminally ill children and adults. Kristina feels honored to be a part of Project 4031, serving families during a critical and sensitive time in their life strengthening their end of life stories. This past year, Kristina transitioned into a fund development role. Her time is concentrated on fundraising for the organization and sharing the heart and mission of Project 4031. She has been a part of it all since inception, experiencing the growth and knowing the inner workings. Her passion is to serve patients along with her dedication to learning allows her to fit well into this new position.

Kristina has a passion for volunteering and giving back, she has been apart of Fort Worth Junior league since 2011, All Aboard program through Junior League, Leadership Fort Worth, and volunteers at her children’s school. Josh and Kristina have three boys and when not working at Project 4031 she spends quality time with her family.

Elizabeth Miller

Program Services Coordinator

Through God’s perfect timing, Elizabeth joined our team in the fall of 2016, and we are excited to have her here working closely with the families we serve. She is a 2007 graduate from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education, and has always had a passion to help others and make the world a better place. After graduation, she worked with children from Pre-K through second grade and enjoyed her time in the classroom. Elizabeth’s husband, an active duty military member, began his career in North Carolina before they moved to Germany. They spent several years overseas, taking advantage of the opportunity to travel, experiencing new cultures and making lifelong memories. In 2015, they decided to leave the military and return to their beloved hometown, Fort Worth, to be near their family and friends.

This afforded Elizabeth the opportunity to return to her passion of helping others and through volunteering with another nonprofit, she found Project 4031. She immediately connected with their mission and the impact they are making locally and internationally. Elizabeth admires the Robertsons’ dedication in turning their vision of serving others into a reality, and she feels truly honored to be a part of such a tightknit team that works tirelessly to serve terminally ill children and adults in such a unique way. It is a privilege for her to come to work every day and make a real difference by granting last dreams and providing families in need with funding assistance.

Joshua T. Robertson

Co-Founder & President

Joshua Robertson has been committed to hospice patients and their families for over ten years when he wrote a business plan his senior year at Texas Tech to start a hospice focused medical equipment company. National HME was born on March 22, 2006 and began serving their first hospice patient in September of 2006. During his tenure at National HME he served in multiple executive positions to grow the organization into a best in class hospice service company across the United States serving over 500,000 hospice patients and their families. Since the inception of National HME, the Robertson Family dreamed of serving hospice patients in a unique way as he heard so many stories of patients having unique needs or a final dream before they went home to meet their maker.

He also knew there was a large movement internationally in developing countries serving terminally ill patients, so wanted to ensure they too had the needed equipment and supplies to die comfortably. Through a lot of prayer and hard work; Kristina, George (Josh’s Father) and Josh founded Project 4031. Currently Josh is a business development consultant with National HME and also founded a family office that invest their time, talent, and treasures into entrepreneurial businesses called GrowCo Capital. GrowCo also invest in real estate projects throughout Texas. Joshua graduated from Texas Tech University in 2006 with a double major in honors management and marketing. In 2011 he graduated with an Executive MBA at Texas Tech University.

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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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