Impact _How Donations Help Warriors

$10

$1,500

$4,500

$150

$10,000

We provide support for veterans, family members, and caregivers through our Alumni Connection Program events.

$10 can connect a veteran with a local warrior to support them on their road to recovery.

Mental health services can cover everything from PTSD, military sexual trauma, substance abuse, and survivor's guilt to address the seen and unseen wounds warriors carry with them daily.

$150 can provide life-changing mental health treatment for 1 warrior.

WWP empowers warriors and their families to become more confident and in control of their finances through one-on-one counseling, planning resources, and financial management tools.

$1500 can cover the cost for 6 warriors to attend a veteran-focused financial seminar.

The WWP Adaptive Sports program empowers warriors to improve their mental and physical well-being through sports and activities tailored to each warrior’s individual abilities.

WWP helps veterans manage the overwhelming effects of traumatic experiences. Through Warrior Care Network®, warriors can find lasting relief from PTSD and other mental health challenges.

$10,000 can provide 4 warriors with an intensive outpatient session to help them overcome their unseen wounds.

$4,500 can fund the travel for 3 warriors and their caregivers to attend an adaptive sports event.

$30,000

WWP’s Independence Program provides long-term support to warriors living with injuries that impact their independence and require high-touch services.

$30,000 can provide a year of full care support for a severely injured veteran.

Wounded warriors Jessica Coulter and Tonya Oxendine sit at a table talking near the water outside.

Warrior Danielle Green on a wooden deck overlooking a scenic pond with a fountain, grassy fields, and a bright blue sky.

Warrior Melvin Gatewood sits at a desk in his home, talking on the phone while looking at his computer.

A wounded warrior participates in adaptive skiing with the support of an instructor in a red coat behind him and two ski guards in yellow jackets on a ski slope.

A warrior meets in a small meeting room with a counselor at a Warrior Care Network medical center.

Warrior Josh Sommers transferring from his wheelchair to a physical therapy bed.