How to Say Thank You – 8 Ways to Support Military Appreciation Month

While any time is a good time to thank military members for their service, May is Military Appreciation Month and a great time to recognize those who took the oath to serve and protect our country. Looking for more than words to say thank you to service members and veterans? Here are a few ideas.

Mental Health Matters: Wounded Warrior Project Highlights the Impact on Injured Veterans

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 2, 2023 -- War wounds are not always physical. Invisible wounds are among the most common for veterans who served after 9/11, according to the latest data from Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP). Every year, the nonprofit asks the warriors it serves what health issues they live with from military service. The latest numbers show three of the four most common answers were related to mental health.

Life Beyond the Wounds of War: Army Veteran Bryan Wagner Goes from Wounded to Awesome with Help from WWP, Family, Friends

By age 21, Bryan Wagner lost his leg to combat injuries and spent two years enduring surgeries and doing rehab. Despite the hurdles he faced as a young veteran, he was constantly challenging himself to move forward – and by age 25, he became known for not letting anything “stand in the way of awesomeness.”

How a Wounded Warrior Project Supporter Reached $1 Million in Fundraising

Tom Cocchiarella isn’t someone who gives up easily – or at all. It’s a mentality that has served him well over the years, whether it’s defending the country, succeeding in the technology business, fighting cancer, or advocating on behalf of U.S. veterans.

Wounded Warrior Project Urges Congress to Fund Veterans' Support

Wounded Warrior Project issued the following statement encouraging Congress to ensure the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has the resources to provide care and benefits to wounded, ill, and injured veterans.