Are you the Spouse/Caregiver of a Veteran
who suffers from​ PTSD and/or TBI?
Hearts of Patriots was founded for you! 
​Hearts of Patriots was founded to provide support specifically to those amazing individuals whose lives have been forever changed simply because they fell in love with a combat veteran. ​

​We are committed to ensuring that you, as the spouse of a combat veteran suffering from invisible wounds of war, are not alone throughout your difficult journey as a caregiver.  You are part of an amazing group of individuals who continually puts the needs of your veteran and your family above those of yourself and we are here to support you. Please join our Family of caregivers and become eligible for free help and support.

We are pleased to honor the service and sacrifice
​ of those who care for our Veterans.   ​

Hearts of Patriots recognizes those who also sacrifice in the support of their loved one injured during service to our country. We are committed to helping them care for themselves because we know that self-care is essential to caring for others.

Hearts of Patriots is Dedicated to the Families
and Marines of ​the 3rd  Battalion 25th Marine Corps​

​​In January 2005, 180 members of the 3/25 mobilized for Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Between March 2005 and their deactivation in January 2006, the Marines of 3rd Battalion had lost 46 Marines and two Navy Corpsmen. Twenty-three of those who did not survive were killed in action during 3 months in the summer of 2005. In May of 2005 nine Marines lost their lives, The Battalion saw the loss of two more Marines and one Navy Corpsman killed in action that July. Then in August, 11 more of the Company riding in an amphibious assault vehicle were killed by a road side bomb attack. In all 46 of the "Three deuce five" were lost that summer. 
For many of those who returned the war has never ended. For some of those who survived, their home ​became the battlefield.
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Our mission is to provide education, resources and support to spouses/caregivers of combat veterans who suffer from PTSD and/or TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury).
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​Sgt, Jeremy Cain, one of 3/25  who survived to return home but not whole
Hearts of Patriots received 2018 Platinum GuideStar Nonprofit Profile Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar, the world’s largest source of nonprofit information. 
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