For more than a decade, Children of Fallen Heroes has stood beside military families, first responders, foster youth, caregivers, communities, and Title One Schools. Today, that mission is taking physical shape.
What was once untouched land along Morrison Bridge Road in Vass, North Carolina is becoming a permanent home for healing, education, and leadership. Just minutes from Fort Bragg through the Manchester Gate corridor, our 82-acre Retreat & STEM+Arts campus is rising with purpose.
This is more than a building. It is more than cleared fields and future classrooms.
It is a promise.
The Children of Fallen Heroes Retreat & STEM+Arts Center will serve as a sanctuary where families find strength, where children discover their potential, and where innovation meets compassion. From robotics and drone training to aviation programs, coding labs, creative arts, wellness support, and leadership development, this campus will create a clear pathway:
Heal. Learn. Lead.
To date, CFH has served over 15,000 children and families nationwide. This campus ensures that the next 15,000 — and the generations beyond them — will have a permanent place to grow.
The forest remains part of the story. The land is not being replaced — it is being respected, stewarded, and transformed into opportunity. Every tree cleared and every foundation laid represents progress toward a future where no child walks alone.
This is what generational legacy looks like.
A place rooted in service.
A campus built with intention.
A future shaped by community.
Together, we are building something that will stand for decades.
And this is only the beginning.
