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Amid the bustle of Hoka’s flagship sportswear store in New York City, time seemed to stand still as Air Force veteran Adam Popp stepped onto a treadmill with another ambitious goal: to shatter...

These days, good health encompasses more than just physical well-being. Mental health has become a critical part of overall wellness, particularly for veterans who face unique challenges related...

While any time is a good time to thank military members for their service, some military-related holidays and observances are an especially great time to recognize those who took the oath to serve...

Everyone leaves a legacy behind. The question is: What will your legacy be? It's never too early to start planning. Thinking about your legacy now can help you live with intention and purpose...

Healing from the mental and emotional challenges of military life is a crucial step in a veteran's transition from military service. Some veterans face a range of complex needs that can...

Four years after leaving the Navy, Ysabel Cardona learned about Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP). But it would take another decade before the Mexican American mother of two finally found the...

Jenna Malone didn’t realize how much her husband Issac was hurting until she walked in on him about to take his own life. Fortunately, she was able to stop him at that moment, but the fear and...

Suicide is preventable. There are steps individuals and communities can take to be a part of the solution, including training on how to recognize warning signs and possibly provide lifesaving...

The annual Courage Awards & Benefit Dinner, hosted by Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) and presented by Goldman Sachs, honored America’s wounded warriors and supporters on Sept. 10, 2024, in...

Like many teenagers, Antoinette Wallace wasn’t sure what her future held. Though she dreamt of becoming a lawyer, the military was not on her radar screen. But on Sept. 11, 2001, the...

Women represent the fastest-growing population in both military service and the veteran community. As women transition out of the military, they face unique challenges that can hinder their...

Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) recently hosted its 2024 Community Partner Convening, delivered by CSX. Over 80 leading military and veterans service organizations united under the theme,...

Like many others, Jacob Norotsky’s journey into the military stemmed from a desire to serve and protect. But it was losing his father and fellow post-9/11 veterans to suicide that led to his...

Journalism plays a vital role in American society. News stories have helped give a voice to America’s military veterans, shining a light on their experiences, challenges, and triumphs. In recent...

While the transition to civilian life can be exciting, it can also present financial hurdles veterans must prepare for. However, with the right support and resources, veterans can achieve...

Some of the best-known benefits veterans can qualify for include disability compensation and health care through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). But there are other benefits and...

Everyone experiences stress at some point in their lives. Daily work or family responsibilities may take a back seat when life becomes overwhelming, which can cause anxiety, depression, and other...

Increasing food costs are a pressing issue for many Americans, including the veteran population, who may find it challenging to obtain enough food to feed their families. Addressing food...

Although students are often excited to head back to school, the early mornings, drama over homework, and ensuring everything makes it into a backpack can undoubtedly create stress in any...

Veteran Dan Smee joined the Army as a medic in 1983, served four years, and returned to normal life. But, after the attack on 9/11, he felt the need to return to service. He joined the National...

Veterans served and sacrificed during their military careers to protect our freedom and keep us safe. When it's time to transition to civilian work, their next mission is often to find a job that...

Zach Tidwell was just 16 years old when he first reached out to a Marine Corps recruiter. There was no question about it: He knew he wanted to be a Marine. But since he had to wait until after...

Air travel is inherently stressful: arriving hours early, navigating security lines and gate changes, handling delays and layovers, and even the fleeting thought of whether your baggage will make...

Tattoos in the military are not just ink on skin; they hold deep symbolism and connection to a rich history of service. U.S. soldiers began getting tattoos during the Civil War as a form of...

Scour the internet. Read your local newspaper. Travel the country. You probably won’t find anything like a Carry Forward 5K®, one of the most unique events in nonprofit fundraising coordinated...