A Long-Awaited Victory for Veterans

Wounded Warrior Project Helps Veteran Family Live Independently and Plan for the Future

When Navy veteran Marquise Morris was stationed in Japan in 2011, becoming ill from an infectious disease like encephalitis was the furthest thing from the mind of this healthy 26-year-old sailor.

PACT Act Paves Way for Warriors to Get Cancer Care

When Dan reached out to the Benefits Services team at WWP after getting his cancer diagnosis, he learned more about toxic exposure and the PACT Act. WWP fought for years to get the life-changing legislation passed because it expands care and benefits to veterans exposed to toxic substances during their military service.

Wounded Veterans Receive Life-Changing Treatment With Support From The Blue Angels Foundation

The Blue Angels Foundation has inspired thousands to join in supporting WWP’s signature mental health program, Warrior Care Network^®, by offering to match all donations to the program up to $1 million a year through 2023.

Marine Veteran Reclaims His Life After Combat Injuries

There was a moment, soon after realizing the extent of his burn wounds and combat injuries, when Anthony Villarreal didn’t expect anyone to stick by him, including his wife. He would look at himself in the mirror and couldn’t see the strong and handsome Marine who went to war. He didn’t recognize himself.

Remembering the Significant Role of the U.S. Colored Troops in America’s History

Most people know the Civil War as a battle between the Union and the Confederacy, or the North vs. South. As we recognize this war, it’s important to also remember and honor the critical role Black soldiers and the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) played in the Union’s victory and preservation of the United States of America.