About Us
Financials & Impact
Transparency, accountability and careful stewardship of every gift.
Accountability to our community
Transparency & Responsible Stewardship
Warriors Center is committed to stewarding every gift with integrity, accountability, and purpose.
Explore available IRS Form 990 filings, see the impact of our work, and find updates on annual and impact reports.
Financial documents
Form 990 Filings
Because our ministry includes multiple centers and entities, IRS Form 990 filings are published separately where applicable.
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Warriors Center USA
Warriors Center Memphis
Warriors Center Olive Branch
Warriors Center Bolivar
Warriors Center Hardeman County
Warriors Center for Women New Albany
Filed as Warriors Center Phillips County before the program moved from Helena, Arkansas.
Our Impact · Calendar Year 2025
The Recovery Journey
From the First Night to Graduation
Recovery is a long road, and not everyone who starts finishes. We report the whole journey honestly, because every day a person spends here is a day of sobriety, shelter, Scripture, and work.
619
People served
Men and women who lived and worked in one of our centers during 2025.
189
Completed Bootcamp
Finished the 28-Day Spiritual Bootcamp, the first and hardest step.
58
Graduated
Reached the highest rank after at least a full year in the program.
The average person stayed about 142 days, nearly five months of structure, accountability, and hope, whether or not they went on to graduate.
Work and Daily Life
A Working Ministry
118,500
Job-training hours
Estimated from paid jobs and event shifts worked by residents in 2025.
238,318
Meals served
Three meals a day for everyone living in our centers.
13
Graduates working at Lion
Former residents now employed full-time by our construction company.
Our Centers
*2025 figures for New Albany reflect the women’s program in Helena, Arkansas, which moved to Union County, Mississippi in 2026.
Supporting the Mission
2025 Financial Snapshot
Most of what sustains Warriors Center is earned through work. Donor support closes the gap and makes growth possible.
$6.49M
Total revenue
$5.93M
Earned revenue
91% of the total, from Lion, event staffing, thrift, and resident work.
$538K
Donations & grants
$6.23M
Total expenses
In 2025, earned revenue covered 95% of our costs. Our five centers do not cover their own costs; Lion Company, our social enterprises, and the generosity of donors close that gap. Donations and grants made the difference between a deficit and a consolidated surplus of $252,587.
Consolidated, unaudited figures for Warriors Center USA, our five centers, and Lion Company, fiscal year 2025, with transactions between our organizations removed.
Sharing our progress
Annual & Impact Reports
As reports become available, we will share them here for supporters, churches, and community partners.
Annual Reports
Future annual reports will provide an overview of ministry growth, key milestones, expansion efforts, and financial stewardship across our centers.
Not yet available.
Impact Reports
Future impact reports will highlight program outcomes, workforce development, stories of transformation, and the broader impact of the Warriors Center mission.
Not yet available.
Our commitment
Stewardship That Supports the Mission
We believe that transparency, responsible leadership, and faithful stewardship are essential to sustaining this work for the long term.
The resources entrusted to this mission make it possible to help men and women rebuild their lives, strengthen families, and contribute positively to their communities.
Leadership & Governance
Learn about the people who guide and support the Warriors Center mission.
Warriors Center USA on Candid
2025 Platinum Seal of Transparency
EIN: 30-0057701