Wounded Warrior Project

01/06/2026

Wounded warriors crossed the finish line in New York City!🗽

From their starting point in Jacksonville, FL, they rode 1,000 miles over 16 days as part of WWP's Soldier Ride 250, presented by NFL Salute to Service. Quitting was never an option for these veterans. They were dedicated to supporting one another through the exhaustion, burning muscles, and every curve on the open road.

Thank you for following every mile.

31/05/2026

For many warriors, the lack of camaraderie after service can lead to isolation.

Army veteran Benjamin Heck knows that feeling firsthand. He stepped out of his comfort zone, hoping for the chance to find that sense of belonging again.

Now, he's dedicated to helping other veterans do the same.

29/05/2026

Checking in on a veteran you care about starts with reaching out, checking in, and listening.

Showing up matters because connection heals.

27/05/2026

Sometimes, the hardest part of seeking help is finding people who truly get you.

Navy veteran Ysabel Cardona felt a sense of understanding among her fellow warriors, and it changed everything.

Connection heals.

26/05/2026

In honor of 250 years of American independence, warriors are cycling 1,000 miles from Jacksonville, Florida, to New York City in Soldier Ride 250, presented by NFL Salute to Service.

It's an adaptive cycling event that welcomes warriors of all abilities, regardless of their injuries. No one gets left behind.

Segment-by-segment update to Soldier Ride 250 as experienced by the warriors who are participating in the ride as part of the 250th anniversary celebration of America.

25/05/2026

This Memorial Day, reflect on the lives lost in service to our nation.

As our nation prepares to mark 250 years, we pause to remember those who gave everything. We honor their sacrifice and remember the legacy they leave behind. 🇺🇸

23/05/2026

As Memorial Day approaches, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

They shaped the freedoms we hold dear, and their memory lives on in the hearts of families, friends, and fellow veterans: https://wwp.news/4wDivxL

22/05/2026

For our nation's veterans, Memorial Day is personal.

Dan Nevins and Tonya Oxendine lost fellow service members they considered family. Gold Star Mother Mary Tallouzi lost her son in combat.

In this powerful video, they share what remembrance means to them and the weight of loss they carry. As we approach America’s 250th anniversary, we must never forget those who gave everything in service to our country.

This Memorial Day, honor the fallen and remember their stories.

21/05/2026

Today, nearly 1,800 Wounded Warrior Project teammates, warriors, and community partners came together across the country for a nationwide day of service in honor of America’s 250th birthday. 🇺🇸

From supporting Habitat for Humanity builds and local food banks to park and beach cleanups, veteran support organizations, and national cemetery service ahead of Memorial Day, teams gave back to the communities that help support veterans and military families year-round.

Days like today are a reminder that service continues long after the uniform comes off.

We’re grateful to every volunteer and partner who helped make an impact in communities
across the country.

20/05/2026

Connection heals.
For many veterans, healing doesn't start alone. It starts when someone listens, understands, and shows up. WWP's mental health resources are here to help warriors build meaningful connections and take the next step forward.