Marge Ebeling has dedicated her life to helping those in need. In 1999, she started The WellCare Foundation to help provide the most basic need of quality health care to single working mothers and their children who are not reliant on state assistance and cannot afford health insurance. Having studied both nursing and religious studies, Marge uses her education to provide patients with whole-person care to help them heal physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

A graduate of Arizona State University, Sacramento College and Romano Byzantine College with degrees in nursing and religious studies, Marge consulted for a hospice agency on spiritual care and integrative therapies and has facilitated a hospice staff support group. She has worked as a nurse specialist in critical care, home health, hospice and psychiatric nursing and was the first nurse in Arizona to open a private practice in integrative health care. She was also the first nurse-chaplain to represent Good Samaritan Medical Center's Pastoral Care Department. As the community chaplain and educator, she taught and presented integrated medicine in both California and Arizona.

Marge taught integrative healthcare at Glendale Community College, Phoenix College and Nurse Ministries Network. She has presented to the following institutions: The Mayo Clinic, Arizona State University, National Association of Women Business Owners, Samaritan
Health System Hospitals, the AZ Prenatal
Conference, American Career Society, Phoenix
Children's Hospital, IHH Hospice, Lutheran
Healthcare, NHPA Conference, and the
University of Arizona addressing community
wellness and health education.