The Convergence retreat property in Bocas del Toro, Panama, seen across the calm Caribbean water

Investment Opportunity

Invest in a Retreat That Funds Veteran Healing

We're turning a waterfront property in Bocas del Toro, Panama, into a wellness retreat. It will run as a business, and part of what guests pay will fund programs for Veterans.

The property has already been acquired. Capital raised now pays to restore it, so investors who join at this stage come in before the first guest checks in.

Explore the retreat:

How the Model Works

The retreat will run as a hospitality business, and part of its revenue will pay for our nonprofit Veteran programs. The better the business does, the more Veterans it can serve.

The Business

Revenue will come from three places: integrative therapies, memberships, and short-term rentals, including suites built over the water.

The Veteran Programs

A percentage of every future program fee and membership will fund low-to-no cost programs for Veterans facing PTSD, chronic pain, or reintegration challenges.

The Asset

Your investment is tied to waterfront property, not just a plan. And a mission guests can get behind gives them a reason to come back and tell their friends.

The Property You're Backing

A waterfront property in Bocas del Toro, acquired recently and now being restored as an eco-resort. Each upgrade is picked to add value or lower what the place costs to run.

  • A main house with a great room, kitchen, and covered veranda
  • A private dock reaching out over calm Caribbean water
  • Several original bungalows, still in their pre-renovation condition
  • An existing pool shell, currently drained and awaiting restoration
  • Mature palms and tropical grounds across the property

What Your Capital Builds

Here's what the money pays for: the physical work between the property as it stands today and a retreat ready for guests.

  • Restore a Cabana

    Original bungalows on the property need a full restoration — roof, deck, wiring, and plumbing — before they're guest- or Veteran-ready.

  • Solar Power

    Panels to cut the property's reliance on diesel generators and bring down its long-term operating cost.

  • Battery Storage

    Batteries to store that solar power, so the property has reliable electricity day and night.

  • Water Catchment

    A rainwater catchment and filtration system, so the property can supply its own clean water on-site.

  • Panga Boat

    A small, sturdy open boat for the everyday runs to and from the retreat — bringing guests, Veterans, staff, and supplies across the water to a remote site that's only practical to reach by boat.

Why Panama

Panama runs on the U.S. dollar, so U.S. investors carry no exchange-rate risk. Wellness travel there is growing, and costs run lower than in the States, so building and operating budgets go further.

  • Pensionado Program

    One of the world's best retirement visas — deep discounts on healthcare, utilities, transport, and more for U.S. retirees and Veterans.

  • VA Foreign Medical Program

    Eligible Veterans can access covered care and prescriptions at hospitals and clinics that accept FMP and TRICARE.

  • Quality, Affordable Care

    High-quality healthcare, often delivered by English-speaking, U.S.-trained doctors, at a fraction of stateside cost.

  • A Veteran Community

    Supportive expat and Veteran communities ease social connection and the transition to a new environment.

  • A Healing Environment

    Peaceful, natural Caribbean surroundings especially suited to recovery from PTSD and other trauma.

  • Financial Security

    A lower cost of living and a U.S. dollar-based economy bring stability for Veterans on fixed pensions.

Who Benefits

  • For Investors

    A stake in a hospitality business backed by real property, with a clear line from its revenue to Veteran programs.

  • For Guests

    Wellness treatments and therapies on the water in Bocas del Toro, and a stay that helps pay for Veteran programs.

  • For Veterans

    Therapies they might not otherwise be able to afford, at low or no cost, in a quiet natural setting.

  • For Donors

    A gift that pays for Veteran programs, tax-deductible where eligible through our 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Two Convergence Veterans in Convergence t-shirts on the retreat porch

Who's Behind It

Convergence is led by U.S. Veterans and experienced professionals, including a former Fortune 250 executive. Together they've already run programs at Mirror Ranch, started SCUBA dive therapy for PTSD, and built partnerships across Panama.

Alongside partners like YWAM Ships and SAR Panama, our all-Veteran crews have run mobile medical missions (84 people treated in two days) and healing deployments aboard the M/V Ceaseless Explorer. The Wellness Center gives that work a permanent home, one that earns its own keep.

Talk With Us About Investing

We're looking for investors and partners to help finish the build. Get in touch and we'll walk you through the model, the property, and where things stand today.

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  1. Mission updates from Panama, the Caribbean, and wherever Veterans need us
  2. Stories of hope Veterans finding their way home — in their own words
  3. Ways to serve volunteer calls, supply drives, and other needs

With gratitude,
— The Convergence Team

Two Convergence team members in matching caps smile and give a thumbs-up on a wooden porch.
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