Our Cause
To honor and empower wounded warriors
Our Impact
- Each year, Wounded Warrior Project conducts the largest survey of post 9/11 veterans, the data collected is used to enhance and adjust programs offered to meet the needs of warriors. The data is also shared with the VA and other VSO’s.
- Nearly 1/3 of wounded warriors struggle to get the mental health care they need. 72% of warriors who participated in the Warrior Care Network, a specialized program for PTSD, reported experiencing fewer symptoms.
- WWP invests $8M annually in effective care models for suicide prevention that mitigate risk, including addressing chronic pain and using AI to identify/classify PTSD responders.
*Ranges calculated below based on payroll deductions from 24-26 total paychecks in a year.
How Your Workplace Donations & Matching Gifts Make a Difference:
$100 - $250
Total Annual Pledge
($5 - $10 per pay period)
$6 per paycheck ($156) will help provide a one-hour session of mental health treatment for one warrior.
$250 - $650
Total Annual Pledge
($15 - $25 per pay period)
$15 per paycheck ($390) will help provide a safe voice on the other end of the phone for 27 warriors in need.
$780 - $1300
Total Annual Pledge
($30 - $50 per pay period)
$25 per paycheck ($650) will help provide support from claims specialists to help 17 warriors obtain military benefits.
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