Wounded Warrior Project

Having served in the military, having family that continue to serve and having family that have died while serving... This organization holds a dear place in my heart. I believe in providing for those Warriors that have returned home and that need help after sacrificing parts of themselves to live a "normal" life. Thank You Wounded Warrior Project for all that you do!

Excellent charity focused on helping our military cope with tragedy. They serve a grand purpose with their capable medical staff, active leadership raising awareness and crucial volunteer group. They are always improving the services they provide and greatly enhance the health of more military personnel and veterans. They are greatly responsible for the care of our heroes. And the Wounded Warrior project continues to improve on all counts.

I have great respect for the men and women who serve in our military and have been happy to send a monthly donation to The Wounded Warrior Project. I noticed a marked uptick on the mailing of fancy printed materials. I donate monthly yet an receiving come-on on a WEEKLY basis. I had to wonder what that costs and if this is indication that donations are not being used to their best outcomes. I did some research and found that according to the latest available data (2015!) a high percentage of their income is spent on fundraising. Although overall income has increased significantly, the amounts spent on their program (stated purpose) has not increased. I do not see this as good stewardship of the funds donors provide.

Love this charity and the reason behind it. Their spending is quite high, so I know they need to revamp it so that most of the funding can go to help veterans, but they do so much to employee veterans and help them that I will always give to them. If their celebrity representatives would help them redo some of their structure, I think this could be one of the number one charities out there.

Well, I was lied to, again. I sent in everything they asked for, and was approved and became a member of this organization. I wanted to receive some assistance in the employment program. I was told I would receive a phone call in 3 business days from an individual in my area, and they provided me with her name. One week later, I received no phone call or email, nothing. So I called for a follow up to see what the status was. I was told that she left me a voicemail on the 31st. I re-checked my voicemails, nothing. I had no voicemail from here. I checked my phone record, and nothing. She did not call me at all that day. I reported this to the lady I was talking to, and she changed up her story and told me that the lady (the one who was supposed to call me to get me started) had called on the 28th. So, I checked my phone record/log to see. No, she did not call me then either. I checked for the phone number that the lady said she would call from, and she did not call me then either. She actually never called me at all, ever. She said she would reach out to her and have her call me, yet I still have not received a phone call, nor has she tried to reach out to me in any sort of way. This shows that she lied, saying she left a voicemail, when she never even called me, at all. Never once did she call. I believe she was trying to cover up her tracks. I am so disappointed in this organization. I have just finished a live chat via messenger on their website, and was told that someone would be reaching out to me on their end as well. We shall see.

My family was able to be recipients of Wounded Warrior Project. The money that was donated was used to help my family recover from a life altering change due to war. The charity helped my family in a hard time.

I always had good things to say about the Wounded Warrior Project. One of their employees sent me a pretty rude email one day and I emailed HQ to inform them that it wasn't appreciated. Was it addressed? I'm assuming not considering they failed to respond and I haven't seen the usual WWP email since. Instead of addressing their rude employees they just tell the veteran to get lost apparently. I wouldnt give a dime to them after how they treated me this last time.

All talk no help, one person spent an hour on the phone with my wife about her PTSD he said it was not severe enough to get treatment even with 4 years of issues her therapist was upset by this and wanted to talk to them directly we have been told that once an evaluation has been made it will never change. They did offered her a retreat for woman vets gave us the dates then nothing more did not return our calls or e-mail never received any info about the retreat other than the dates waste of time

It bothers me that a charity organization pays its CEO $300,000 + annual salary.