Wounded Warrior Project is a nonprofit veterans service organization founded in 2003 that provides comprehensive support to post-9/11 wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and their families. The organization currently serves more than 272,000 warriors, families, and caregivers across the United States through a range of programs addressing mental, physical, emotional, and financial wellness.
The organization offers all programs and services at no cost to beneficiaries, supported by donors and partners. Its service portfolio includes mental health programs with suicide-prevention efforts, physical wellness initiatives, peer support networks, adaptive sports programs, career counseling and employment support, VA benefits navigation assistance, and advocacy work with government policymakers and healthcare partners.
Wounded Warrior Project operates with a focus on building renewed purpose and community connections among those it serves. The organization engages in public awareness efforts and works with healthcare systems to advance veterans' needs, positioning itself as a central resource in the broader ecosystem of veteran support services.
