Featured Stories

Behind every veteran is a story — not just of war and wounds but of service and sacrifice. Listening to these stories is more than an act of respect. Opening our ears to these experiences helps...

For many veterans, the battle doesn’t end when they return home — it simply changes form. And sometimes, the most effective weapon in that new fight is a paintbrush, a guitar, or the rhythm of...

The transition to the civilian workforce after military service can be challenging for veterans. From translating their military skills into a civilian resume, to finding a meaningful career, and...

After years of trying to manage the physical and emotional effects from his time in the Marines, Sal Gonzalez no longer recognized the man staring back at him. The scale read almost 300 pounds. He...

“We ride. We heal.” Nora and David Butler participating in Soldier Ride Chicago It’s a motto for warriors who participate in the Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) adaptive cycling event,...

Clarence “Wayne” Beck’s name may not be on a trophy, but in the golden era of professional golf, it carried weight among champions. Years later, that same name would leave a lasting mark on...

Army veteran Raquel Rojas had a rude awakening. One night while she was visiting her daughter in Brooklyn, New York, she was jolted by her daughter’s pleas to breathe. Raquel was unaware she had...

People often commemorate certain festivities with fireworks, whether celebrating the Fourth of July or ringing in the New Year. Typically, this leads to reminders to have empathy for military...

Every July 4, America celebrates its independence — from its roots to its present. Few embody the spirit of American independence more profoundly than the men and women who serve in the U.S....

On a warm spring morning in Northeast Florida, Army veteran Sean Karpf stood beside his wife and two kids and turned the key to a brand-new home. This wasn’t just a housewarming – it was a...