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Women warriors need a voice, so over 100 of them took theirs to Capitol Hill during the Women Warriors Summit.π£
They asked for more research and better access to care as their needs change with age. WWP will continue to provide tools and resources to help veterans advocate for what they know is possible.
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Through SmileAssociate, Inc., a portion of eligible purchases helps fund life-changing programs for warriors and their families. It's the perfect time to get started, ahead of Prime Big Deal Days.
Go to the link in our comments to download the app and get started!
04/10/2026
For veterans like Sergio, asking for help became the first step toward reclaiming their lives.
Through WWP's Warrior Care Network, he found support, tools, and a community that helped him navigate PTSD, strengthen relationships, and rediscover hope.
Read his story by clicking the link in the comments below. π
San Antonio understood the assignment. β
More than 1,800 participants. β
More than $169,000 raised. β
Countless smiles at the finish line. β
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Carry Forward and helped support warriors and their families! Nashville, we're headed your way next! Click the link in our comments to join us at Geodis Park on Saturday, October 10.
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That's what happens when warriors gathered at Nike's Philip H. Knight Campus to try different sports at a WWP training camp. Check it out!
30/09/2026
Every face has a story.
This month, veterans shared what helped them keep going through life's toughest moments.
Family. Faith. Friendship. A dog. Purpose. A second chance.
Every journey is different, but one thing is clear: connection saves lives.
At WWP, we're committed to ending veteran su***de by connecting warriors with support, resources, and community. π
28/09/2026
π€ San Antonio showed up and showed OUT at Carry Forward!
More than 1,800 participants hit the streets for an unforgettable 5K, bringing the energy, determination, and plenty of smiles across the finish line.
Together, they raised more than $169,000 to support life-changing programs for warriors and their families. Thanks to city sponsor, USAA, and every volunteer who helped make this all possible!
Next stop: πΈ NASHVILLE!
Ready to put the mission in motion? Click the link in our comments to join us.
27/09/2026
A 9-line is the radio call service members use to request help when someone is wounded.
Marine veteran Juan Valdez knew how to send a 9-line for others. However, it took years after leaving the Marines to learn how to send one in for himself.
Read how learning to ask for help changed his life in the comments below. π
Isolation can feel overwhelming, especially when you're carrying the weight of trauma alone.
Army veteran ChantΓ© Franco knows that feeling firsthand.
She found support, connection, and a community that met her where she was. Now she's paying it forward for other veterans.
Every veteran's journey is different, but no one should have to walk it alone.
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