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2023 Impact

20 YEARS OF MAKING AN IMPACT

Over the last two decades, Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) has been honored to serve more than 240,000 post-9/11 veterans and family members. Our direct programs provide connection, mental health and wellness treatment, physical health services, financial wellness assistance, and long-term support for the critically wounded.

Hover over the cards to view the impact stats1.

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Who We Are

Since 2003, WWP has been committed to helping injured veterans achieve their highest ambitions. Today, our dedication and ability to serve wounded warriors and their families are stronger than ever before.

The journey does not end for our nation’s bravest the day their uniforms come off for the last time. Approximately 1.6 million post-9/11 veterans have reported a service-connected injury, meaning the population of warriors eligible for our programs and services is vast and varied.

Through our direct programs and services, advocacy efforts, and collaboration with best-in practice veteran and military organizations, WWP changes — and saves — the lives of millions of injured veterans and their families — all at no cost to them.

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How We Serve

We fulfill our mission in three distinct ways:

★ PROVIDE direct programs and services to warriors and their families.

★ ADVOCATE for injured service members and their families in Washington, DC.

★ COLLABORATE with other military and veteran support organizations to amplify our efforts.

Direct Programs

Thanks to our generous supporters, WWP was able to make an impact in the lives of warriors and their families in the 2023 fiscal year through the following programs. Read more about the impact2 below.

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Direct Programs

Financial Highlights

In FY23, WWP invested more than $260 million3 in life-changing programs and services for warriors, family members, and caregivers.

Use the pie chart to review FY23 investments.

Supporter Highlights

Vision Partners

$1 million

We are grateful for our vision partners, who promote our mission and raise funds to support warriors and their families through cause marketing and consumer-engagement events.

Corporate partners, sponsors, and supporters help fuel the WWP mission by creating awareness and providing funds to support our life-changing programs and services.

Vision Partners

$1,000,000+
AmazonSmile
DCP Midstream
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Johnson & Johnson
National Football League
USAA

Innovators

$500,000 – $999,999
CSX
NCS Vehicle Donations

Catalysts

$250,000 – $499,999
Allcat Claims Service, LLC
Woodbolt Distribution, LLC dba Nutrabolt
Verizon Wireless

Sentries

$100,000 – $249,000
Apex Service Partners
Better Home Plastics Corporation
Blackhawk Network
DISH Network
Hannover Life Reassurance Company of America
Kent Nutrition Group
Melwood
Southwire Company, LLC
Tire Discounters
TruConnect

Corporate Supporters

$50,000 – $99,999
A.S. Pushkin Memorial Home
Agility Reconstructive Surgery, LLC
Allied Wire & Cable, Inc.
Cars 2 Charities, Inc.
Con-Tech Manufacturing, Inc.
Corteva Agriscience
General Sportwear Co., Inc.
Hawkins, Inc.
Jones Lang LaSalle America, Inc.
J&R Supply, Inc.
Leavitt Group Enterprises, Inc.
Lindsay Goldberg, LLC
Magna International
Maverick Transportation, LLC
Pandol Bros., Inc.
PayFlex Systems USA, Inc.
Peterson Cat
Raven Defense Corporation
Sit ‘n Sleep
Sonshine Medical Inc.
Speedy Concrete Cutting, Inc.
Strategic Planning Group, LLC
Teachers Federal Credit Union
Wiese USA, Inc.
WinCup
Wolfe Investments

Employee Engagement Supporters

Abbott Laboratories
AbbVie
ABX Air, Inc.
Accenture
American Express
Ameriprise
AT&T
BAE Systems
Bank of America
Chevron
Concrete Supply Co., LLC
Constellation Energy
Dell
Duke Energy
Google
IBM
JPMorgan Chase
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Microsoft
Morgan Stanley
New York Life
Nextera Energy, Inc.
Pacific Gas & Electric
PriceWaterhouseCoopers

Gift-in-kind donations come from organizations that generously waive or reduce the costs of their products and services, enabling WWP to conserve resources and better serve injured warriors.

Catalysts

$250,000 – $499,999
RFR Creative

Sentries

$100,000 – $249,999
Deloitte
Robertson Marketing Group

Champions

$50,000 – $99,999
Prudential Advisors
Under Armour

Guardians

$25,000 – $49,999
The Cicero Group
Prudential Advisors

The Honor & Empower Society is a recognition program for donors who have committed to supporting the mission of WWP through their estate, trust, retirement accounts, beneficiary designations, and other financial gifts that will mature after their passing. To learn more about Legacy Giving, please visit legacy.woundedwarriorproject.org, email us, or call us at 904.474.4485. Tax ID # 20-2370934

We recognize the following donors whose legacy gifts have ensured that life-changing programs and services are made available to wounded warriors now and for generations to come. To learn more about Legacy Giving, please visit legacy.woundedwarriorproject.org, email us, or call us at 904.474.4485. Tax ID # 20-2370934

Impactful gifts are a vital channel to secure funding that allows WWP to meet the needs of more than 240,000 warriors and their families. Grant support from foundations of all types provides revenue critical to growing WWP’s capacity to serve more warriors every year, both through general and targeted funding. For more information, please contact us at yourgiftmatters@woundedwarriorproject.org.

Peer-to-Peer fundraising initiatives connect supporters to our mission and serve as a framework that allows them to show their gratitude to our nation’s veterans. By fundraising for WWP events or as independent fundraisers, these supporters work within their own networks to drive support for WWP that directly addresses warriors’ daily challenges and stands as a testament to their deep gratitude for all these warriors have done.

  • Anthem Sports Invitational Golf Tournament Applied Insight
  • Community Blood Center/Tissue Services Crystal Wallick
  • Deluxe Golf Classic
  • EASE Logistics WWP Golf Outing Entertainment Cruise Productions Friedmann-Wilson Golf Outing
  • Friends of Wounded Warriors KC
  • Golf Balls as Gifts
  • Investor Fuel Casino Night
  • McNamara Charity Golf Outing
  • Oakland Spine and Rehabilitation Center
  • Old Glory Flags and Flagpoles Incorporated
  • Oneonta Charity Cup
  • Putting for Patriots hosted by PulteGroup Georgia Division
  • Rainbow Sandals Foundation Charity Golf Tournament
  • Salute to Service Champions Golf Tournament Stoney Creek Campground Freedom Fest Team Newport — Mist to Mews
  • Wounded Warrior Project Sedona Golf Event
  • Wounded Warriors at Pinehills
Livestreaming & Gaming

TechniSport
Twitch Interactive

Carry Forward 5K

Fujitsu General America, Inc. NFP
Optum Serve
Team Geodis
Team Padgett

Michael Linnington
Chief Executive Officer4

Scott Coster
Chief Information Officer

Chris Needles
Chief Development Officer

Chris Toner
Chief of Staff

Vilma Consuegra
Chief Marketing &
Communications Officer

Eric Miller
Chief Financial Officer

Jennifer Silva
Chief Program Officer

1 Data on this page collected from program inception through September 30, 2023
2 The information and statistics in this report represent program activity and impact results during the 2023 fiscal year (Oct. 1, 2022 - Sept. 30, 2023) and from the 2022 Annual Warrior Survey
3 Source: Wounded Warrior Project, Inc. IRS Form 990 for the tax year ending September 30, 2023.
4 Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington retired from his role as chief executive officer at Wounded Warrior Project in March 2024. The organization welcomed Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Walt Piatt as CEO that same month. We are incredibly grateful to Lt. Gen. Linnington for his servant leadership and immense contributions to our mission during his tenure at WWP. We look forward to continuing our service to wounded warriors and their families with the same passion and dedication under Lt. Gen. Piatt.

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On This Journey Together

We’re with warriors every step of the way — growing and evolving with them to meet their ever-changing needs. Now that you know where that journey has led, you’ll see why we’re excited about what the next 20 years will bring.

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