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The Commitment Continues

Twenty-five years after September 11, an entire generation of Americans has grown up without a firsthand memory of that day. Yet the legacy of 9/11 lives on through those who serve, those who have served, and the families and communities who support them.

Watch their stories and learn how that commitment continues.

Michael Matthews
U.S. Army Warrior
Enlisted 2000

Antoinette Wallace
U.S. Army National Guard Warrior
Enlisted 2002

Matthew Templeton
U.S. Army Warrior
Enlisted 2007

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Warrior Antoinette Wallace portrait in blue Wounded Warrior Project polo against light background.

“It doesn’t matter if you're wearing the uniform or not — you still try to be there for others.”

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Antoinette Wallace

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For more than 20 years, Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) has helped veterans, service members, and their families thrive through programs that support mental and physical health, financial well-being, and connection.

Your support helps strengthen lives, foster connection, and build long-term resilience. Explore the impact below.

How the Legacy of 9/11 Lives On

The impact of 9/11 extends far beyond a single day. Read stories of veterans whose lives were shaped by service, resilience, and a continued commitment to helping others.

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Service members speak to students in a classroom as part of WWP’s Honor Their Courage program.

Never Forget: Teaching the Meaning of 9/11

Sharing the lessons of 9/11 helps people understand why many chose to serve—and why that heart to help others still matters today.

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Warrior Antoinette Wallace, sits on a stone bench outdoors, speaking with another warrior during a conversation in a park setting.

From Ground Zero to New Heights

One warrior’s story shows how the drive to help others after 9/11 continues today.

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Army Ranger John Rego stands outdoors wearing a mint green long-sleeve shirt against a pale sky and sandy landscape.

Resilience in the Face of the Unthinkable

One warrior survived a building collapse and is now rebuilding their life. Their story shows the strength and heart that come from helping others.

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