Supporters in The Community

After months of support from the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, veterans served by Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) enjoyed one more evening game at the Great American Ball Park. Since July, the...

Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) relies on the support of donors, including individual supporters, corporate partners, and even groups of students. Recently, some of WWP's supporters have shared...

Craig Clements and his two dogs began a cross-country journey on foot to raise awareness for WWP.

Raising awareness at the local level can make a big difference for WWP, something that Coach Corey Riendeau and his youth hockey team have started to put into practice.

Recently, the entire 6th grade class of Arrowhead Elementary School showed its support for WWP.

To celebrate the start of the 2017 NFL season Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), with their partners the NFL and USAA®, hosted a military...

Over 40 video game enthusiasts gathered for a marathon streaming session to raise awareness and funds for WWP.

David Britt of Charlotte, North Carolina, wanted to support WWP and the warriors it serves through music.

The Tex-Mex restaurant chain Tijuana Flats supported Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP)­ by donating an evening of fun and food to warriors served by WWP.

Haley Latorre of Simsbury, Connecticut, used her passions for baking and America's veterans to raise awareness for WWP.

Flightstar, which maintains aircraft frames, organized a charity golf tournament to support WWP.

Will Bruin of the Seattle Sounders Football Club used his platform as a professional athlete to raise awareness for WWP and request support from his fans and followers during the Give Big Seattle charity event.

At the end of his career in the United States Marine Corps, Brian Brannigan had achieved the rank of captain. He served in Afghanistan...

Ashley Walls shared her musical talents as a way to raise awareness and support for the warriors WWP serves.

For so many supporters of our nation's military, there's a moment when gratitude passes over into something else: empathy. Real empathy. The kind that transports you just for a moment and allows...

Doreen Arney, an English teacher, recently supported WWP through a class exercise with her students.

Dallas Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen's design is deeply personal; on his helmet sits the logo for Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP).

Generous donors from all walks of life and of all ages allow Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) to provide free, life-changing programs and services to injured...

Alcott Elementary School students in seven grade levels spent weeks saving their pennies and allowances for a special school fundraiser...

WWP is able to provide life-changing programs and services because of generous donors like 11-year-old Nicholas Trycieckyj.

Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) prides itself on providing free life-changing programs and services to injured veterans, their caregivers,...