Featured Stories

For veterans Dewayne White and Danny Bahena, humor was a powerful tool in rebuilding their lives after service. Through Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) and a community partner, ASAP, they found more than laughter. They found connection, healing, and renewed purpose.

The challenges facing service members and the veteran community remain significant and evolving with recent U.S. military operations in the Middle East. Periods of conflict can resurface trauma...

Veterans reflect on how WWP events and shared experiences reignite camaraderie, strengthen recovery, and foster community The roar of the crowd. The electricity in the air. The sounds, smells, and...

Dan Nevins survived combat in Iraq only to lose both his legs to an IED. Then came colon cancer. The Army veteran says he found peace to thrive thanks to Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), yoga, and meditation.

“Did you meet in the military?” It’s a question many veteran couples hear. Although Jackie and Randy Price both proudly served in the United States Navy, their love story didn’t begin on a...