The Warrior Outreach Project is looking to create its National Headquarters in Clermont alongside a memorial with a local veteran support program to help needy.
CLERMONT, FL, UNITED STATES, February 27, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A bold new community initiative is gaining momentum in Clermont as The Warrior Outreach Project advances plans for an innovative Veteran Fitness & Memorial Corridor at Victory Pointe — a lakefront experience designed to honor local heroes while energizing one of the city’s most scenic public spaces.
Following positive initial feedback at the staff level, the project is now entering its community partnership and sponsorship phase, inviting local businesses, residents, and organizations to help bring the vision to life.
Set along the highly traveled Coast-to-Coast Trail at Lake Minneola, the proposed corridor will feature 11 interactive memorial fitness stations, each dedicated to a branch of service and designed to combine reflection, education, and physical wellness in a uniquely Clermont-centered experience.
Visitors will be able to scan QR codes at each stop to discover the stories of Central Florida veterans, creating a living tribute that is both deeply meaningful and highly engaging for today’s connected community.
“This is about creating something Clermont can be proud of for decades,” said Ryan Morales of The Warrior Outreach Project. “We’re not just building a memorial — we’re activating Victory Pointe as a destination for families, students, fitness groups, and veterans alike.”
🇺🇸 A Living Memorial — and a Community Asset
The Victory Pointe initiative is intentionally designed to serve multiple community goals:
Honor and preserve the stories of local veterans
Provide a free, public waterfront fitness experience
Increase daily foot traffic and park activation
Create educational opportunities for schools and youth groups
Support workforce training pathways for veterans
Strengthen community resilience during times of need
The project will leverage existing park infrastructure and parking, minimizing disruption while maximizing community benefit.
🏃♂️ Designed to Attract Daily Visitors
Organizers anticipate the corridor will become a year-round draw for:
local residents and families
walking and cycling groups
ROTC and school field trips
fitness clubs and boot camps
veteran organizations
regional visitors exploring the Coast-to-Coast Trail
By blending wellness, education, and tribute in one cohesive experience, the initiative aims to elevate Victory Pointe’s role as one of Clermont’s signature public destinations.
🤝 Public-Private Partnership Underway
The Warrior Outreach Project is pursuing a blended public-private funding model, with early conversations already underway with community partners, healthcare organizations, workforce collaborators, and hospitality groups including IG Hotels.
The organization’s broader program model is designed to support 20–30 veterans locally in its initial phase, helping connect them to housing stabilization, healthcare navigation, and hands-on workforce training — particularly in construction, repairs, and community response roles that directly benefit the region.
“Our veterans still want to serve,” Morales added. “This initiative helps channel that drive into something that strengthens Clermont every single day.”
🌟 Community Participation Now Open
With planning momentum building, the Warrior Outreach Project is inviting:
corporate sponsors
local businesses
civic organizations
and community residents
to participate as founding supporters of the Victory Pointe initiative.
Community members can learn more, submit letters of support, or express sponsorship interest at:
👉 https://www.thewarrioroutreachproject.org/victory-pointe
About The Warrior Outreach Project
The Warrior Outreach Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to feeding, housing, training, and supporting veterans nationwide. Through strategic partnerships and community-driven programming, the organization works to help veterans stabilize, build meaningful careers, and continue contributing to the communities they call home.
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The Warrior Outreach Project
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