“2018 provided powerful examples of warriors living our logo – one warrior carrying another – when they need each other most. 2019 is an opportunity to reach more servicemembers around the nation with lifesaving programs and services.” - WWP CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington
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"I had my moments when I wanted to give up, but a visitor from Wounded Warrior Project came to my room one day with a backpack... and he promised me that Wounded Warrior Project would never leave me behind," said Army veteran Mark Lalli.
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"Wounded Warrior Project gave me the tools to transition from Sergeant Crutch back to Lisa," she said. "It was easy to go from Lisa to Sergeant Crutch, but without Wounded Warrior Project I don't know if I would have made it back."
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Every year, to learn more about warriors' physical, social, economic, and mental health needs, WWP conducts the nation's largest and most comprehensive survey of veterans who have sustained physical and hidden injuries of these wars.
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Teacher Molly Schuster and her fourth-grade students at Case Avenue Elementary School worked hard for the privilege of helping injured veterans. Students divided into groups, chose a cause to...
Wounded veterans took the field with some of the best football players in the world recently as part of Pro Bowl weekend. Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) connected more than 50 veterans and their...
Army veteran Eric Haynes' life was spiraling downward when he went online to register with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP). In the 10 years since his service in Iraq ended, he struggled with...
