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After amputations, Iraq war vet enjoying life, new job in Florida
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

Dan Nevins owns a comfortable suburban home in Jacksonville, Fla., and works at a luxurious golf course, rubbing elbows with the touring pros. Read Full Article

Caddy For A Cure

Caddy For A Cure is one of the most unique opportunities in the world of professional sports, the opportunity to go “inside the ropes” with the very best PGA TOUR players during a PGA TOUR practice round. 100% of all proceeds go to various charities around the world including the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. Lean more here.

Caddy For A Cure has partnered with the Wounded Warrior Project to offer this opportunity to veterans at many sites around the PGA TOUR including the Tiger Woods AT&T National at the Congressional Country Club in Washington, DC.
http://www.caddyforacure.com/woundedwarrior.aspx

President Bush makes remarks to participants of WWP Soldier Ride

President Bush takes the time to make remarks to participants of Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride on the South Lawn of the White House on Thursday afternoon, April 24. Please view the video at http://www.c-span.org/.

Kinard, other Wounded Warriors show drive in bicycle benefit

WASHINGTON - Eighteen months after a roadside bomb in Iraq left Marine 1st Lt. Andrew Kinard of Spartanburg a double amputee, he embarked on a journey Thursday that would challenge many with both legs. Read more here.

A Veteran Unbowed by His War Injuries

Photo by : John Mecionis

On April 23, the New York Time published the article A Veteran Unbowed by His War Injuries written by George Vecsey. The article highlights Wounded Warrior Project's Alumni director, John Fernandez. John is an avid lacrosse player and will play in Saturday’s Heroes Cup lacrosse game at Madison Square Garden. To read the full story please visit the New York Times page.

Latest News

Friday, 09. May 2008

00:00 - After amputations, Iraq war vet enjoying life, new job in Florida

Thursday, 08. May 2008

16:32 - Announcing the 2008-2009 Soldier Ride National Tour

16:30 - Wounded Warrior Project Welcomes TREK Bicycles as a National Tour Sponsor

16:28 - Whitehouse to Lighthouse Challenge

16:27 - History

Thursday, 01. May 2008

13:05 - OnTRACK

13:04 - Front Porch Initiative

13:03 - WWP Soldier Ride

13:02 - WWP Outdoors

Upcoming Events

SUDS SCUBA
May 17, 2008

Defenders of Freedom Veterans Recognition Ride
May 18, 2008

Silent Auction at Best of the Fest - Waikoloa Beach Resort, Hawaii
May 18, 2008

Brooke Army Medical Ctr PGA Golf Training Program
May 21, 2008

Raintree Car Wash Help a Hero Event - Petaluma, CA
May 23, 2008

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www.avbi.org

American Veterans with Brain Injuries (AVBI) is a grassroots effort, whose mission is to offer support to brain injured American Veterans and their families or caregivers. They offer support through their web site, on line forum, live chat, advocacy, and public awareness. This web site offers personal stories, resources, and announcements of services available to these American Veterans. The AVBI on line forum is designed for questions to be asked and information shared. The AVBI live chat and peer advocacy offers personal support. The AVBI Blog hopes to bring public awareness to the many difficult issues that plague the brain injured veteran and their families.

WWP thanks you for your support!

TEE IT UP FOR THE TROOPS is a non-profit organization established by the family and friends of a soldier serving in the U.S. Army. When the father asked what the son needed he responded by asking his father to do something for the soldiers and families of the fallen and disabled back home.

TEE IT UP FOR THE TROOPS, INC, was created to help honor that request, and to honor and recognize the needs of all veterans who have served this nation.

Caring Bridge

CaringBridge® offers free personalized websites that allow people to stay in touch with family and friends during a health crisis, treatment and recovery. The goal of the service is to ease the burden of keeping friends and family updated, while also providing a way for them to send their love, support and encouragement.