06
Sep
2013
Wounded veterans return home from war ? only to realize their injuries will affect them for the rest of their lives. Through Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), you can offer these warriors hope and provide programs that empower them to rebuild and recover.
Today I would like you to hear directly from American servicemen and women who continue to cope with these everlasting wounds:
"I wouldn't even know where to begin describing WWP. They have been a life-saver, especially in the recovery process. They have been there through the ups and downs, even when we needed them most."
? Carlos De León
WWP strives to aid the rehabilitation process of warriors no matter the injury. Wherever possible, we aim to heal through our many programs that help veterans cope with every kind of mental and physical wound.
Deserving servicemen and women are counting on you to keep WWP programs alive and growing. Without your loyal support, thousands of injured warriors will be unable to receive the help they so richly deserve. Please make a generous gift to our nation's service members today.
Thank you on behalf of injured warriors,
Steven Nardizzi
Executive Director
Wounded Warrior Project
Today I would like you to hear directly from American servicemen and women who continue to cope with these everlasting wounds:
"I wouldn't even know where to begin describing WWP. They have been a life-saver, especially in the recovery process. They have been there through the ups and downs, even when we needed them most."
? Carlos De León
WWP strives to aid the rehabilitation process of warriors no matter the injury. Wherever possible, we aim to heal through our many programs that help veterans cope with every kind of mental and physical wound.
Deserving servicemen and women are counting on you to keep WWP programs alive and growing. Without your loyal support, thousands of injured warriors will be unable to receive the help they so richly deserve. Please make a generous gift to our nation's service members today.
Thank you on behalf of injured warriors,
Steven Nardizzi
Executive Director
Wounded Warrior Project
