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Dec 18, 2021
Wreath-Laying Tribute Connects Veteran Community During the Holidays

Even during the joy of the holiday season, many veterans’ families are coping with a painful void from the loss of a loved one -- a hero, who made the ultimate sacrifice. The empty seat at their...

Dec 15, 2021
Helping During the Holidays: Support Companies that Honor Wounded Warriors

When shopping this holiday season, here are several ways you can support organizations that are giving back to Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) warriors and their families: Sign-up for AmazonSmile...

Dec 13, 2021
Stream to Serve Community Raises Record Amount for Injured Veterans During Warrior Week

Sponsors, live streamers, and their supporters raised a record $136,755 through WWP’s Stream to Serve™ platform.

Dec 8, 2021
HillVets and Wounded Warrior Project Announce Fellowship Selection

WASHINGTON, DC (Dec. 8, 2021) – Today the HillVets Foundation and Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) announced U.S. Navy veteran Kirsten Laha-Walsh as the recipient of the inaugural HillVets-WWP...

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Warrior Stories & Features

Soldier Ride: A Life-Changing Journey 

Since its inception in 2004, Soldier Ride® has evolved over the last 17 years from one lone rider on a mission to more than 1,600 warriors and their family support members across 191 events. ... 

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Wounded Warrior Project Helps Family Find Independence

Janice Huss is a caregiver for her son Morgan after he was injured while serving our country. The young Army veteran had suffered a heart attack and seizures because of a previously unknown medical condition. A lack of oxygen led to an anoxic brain injury. Janice then connected with Wounded Warrior Project’s Independence Program which helps warriors, like Morgan, who face a lifetime relying on the help of caregivers for everyday tasks.

Invisible Wounds of War: A Veteran Documentary

Warrior Nick Morrison's Humvee was hit by improvised explosive devices on two separate occasions while he was deployed to Iraq with the U.S. Marine Corps. But it was the one that blew up a vehicle he wasn't in that he blames for the severity of his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and survivor's guilt.

2021 Peer Support Group Rusty Baggett Award

Melvin Gatewood is recipient of the 2021 Peer Support Group Rusty Bagget Award. He received the news with a very special surprise!

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