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Wounded Warrior Project® CEO Lt. Gen. (ret) Mike Linnington pledges WWP will continue pushing for increased collaboration between government and the nonprofit community. WASHINGTON, March 9, 2017 --

By James Herrera – Physical Health and Wellness Director, Wounded Warrior Project When veterans return to civilian life after serving in the military, staying active and healthy can be a...

Organization Counts Up to Serving 100,000 Warriors Warrior Dan Schnock says warrior connection was what drove him to serve with Wounded Warrior Project®: “I was immediately connected to all the...

Wounded Warrior Project® offers activities, exercises, and classes that help reduce stress, combat depression, and promote an overall healthy and active lifestyle. By James Herrera – Physical...

Organization Counts Up to 100,000 Registered Warriors Music therapy has been vital to Jeremy's recovery. FORT CARSON, Colo. (March 8, 2017) – Jeremy Franklin’s recovery with Wounded Warrior...

Organization Counts Up to 100,000 Registered Warriors This dolphin captivated children and others during a Wounded Warrior Project® overnight event at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago in 2016....

Wounded Warrior Project Counts Up to Serving 100,000 Warriors John Jacobson signed up for Wounded Warrior Project® to be part of an organization that honors and empowers Wounded Warriors....

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (March 9, 2017) – Exposure to traumatic combat and operational experiences affects service members and veterans spiritually, psychologically, biologically, and socially. To...

Getting a resume ready for an employer to review is one of the most important steps when job hunting. For some, this can be a challenge ...

This Black History Month, Wounded Warrior Project salutes hidden figures in the United States military. This installment honors the Army’s Lt. Col. Harriet West Waddy. “As an African-American...