Wounded Warrior Project's Impact

Using the Power of Words to Help Veterans

Words have power. They’re how we communicate, influence change, and share our love, fears, and emotions. In these next cases, the power of words and the art of storytelling transcended age and experience to help inspire hope, create positive change, and even heal wounds from war.

A Caregiver’s Guide to Navigating the Holiday Season

As a caregiver, there were many times I felt defeated and exhausted, with my patience wearing thin – very thin. But trust me: You can navigate the ups and downs of the holiday season.

Unbreakable Bonds: An Injured Veteran Family’s Journey of Sacrifice, Service, and the Healing Power of Hope

Her older son, Erik, was a decorated combat soldier who served in the Army. However, it was Erik’s service and the injuries he returned home with that made her heart sink when her younger son Deven told her he’d signed up for the Army.

Artist Auctions Off Artwork on High Seas to Support Injured Veterans

Marc Lacourciere uses art to express himself and his passion for the things he loves. Through color and incredible detail, he brings the cars, motorcycles, and musicians he often paints to life. He’s also using his skill and talent to honor and support wounded veterans.

U.S. Department of Labor Recognizes Wounded Warrior Project as Veteran Employer of Choice

The U.S. Department of Labor recognized Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP) as a veteran employer of choice for the third consecutive year. WWP received the HIRE Vets Platinum Medallion Award – the highest honor – for the second straight year after earning the Gold Medallion Award in 2021.