Infinite Wishes Foundation was inspired by Joan and the brave battle she fought during her illness. We continue to find inspiration in each and every person we serve. Heroes come in many forms and we stand in "awe" of their strength, determination and attitude in the face of adversity. Greg Robinson, MSG, is the first ever amputee to complete grueling Army Air Assault School after losing his leg in Afghanistan in 2006.

 

We are honored to have him as the first recipient of our Infinite Heroes "Gratitude Tour". Greg Robinson, a Purple Heart decorated, active-duty Sergeant Major in the United States Army, was our inspiration and he has joined us as the Assistant Director of our Infinite Heroes program.

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Nicholas Smith, SFC (RET) was our second recipient and also served on a tour of duty with Greg. Nick was wounded twice and has received two Purple Heart decorations. Nick also joined us in 2018 as Assistant Director of our Infinite Heroes program.

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The mission of Infinite Heroes is to provide experiences (“Gratitude Tours”) to active duty military and veterans that have been combat-wounded and are permanently disabled, and/or mobility impaired, or have a service related life-threatening illness. From 2017-2019, at Thanksgiving we delivered approximately 2,000 gift bags to veterans in nursing homes in five states.

 

Since 2020, we have developed the "Hero Tree" -- a yearly collection of travel-size personal hygiene supplies and other essential items that are delivered to deployed troops during the holidays. These trees are displayed in businesses throughout Florida and collected and delivered to Support Our Troops on Tampa, FL. This program collects from September to November.

 

In 2021, we began another program "Infinite Hope". Through partnerships with Florida businesses,  this program collects non-perishable food, blankets, hats, gloves and personal hygiene supplies for veteran organizations that distribute these items to homeless veterans. Infinite Hope is collected from January to March.

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Our expansion program, Infinite Hope, assists veteran organizations that help homeless veterans. We set up collections in local businesses to collect canned goods, snacks, non-perishable foods, personal hygiene supplies and other items to donate to Veterans Helping Veterans in Kissimmee, Florida, a nonprofit veteran organization that offers assistance to the homeless veteran population in Central Florida.