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Honoring service means showing up long after the uniform comes off. 🇺🇸 Grateful to @NasdaqExchange and @NFL for standing with veterans and military families.
This Veterans Day, Nasdaq and @NFL's Salute to Service recognize those who have served our country and the organizations making a meaningful difference for veterans and military families.
Skip the scripted Veterans Day message. Start a conversation instead.
Ask a warrior what Veterans Day means to them, then hear what others have to say: https://t.co/gaxFpIIoO3
One small change can be the start of something bigger.
Army veteran Jacob Norotsky set out to become a healthier, happier version of himself. Through connection, stronger relationships, and a renewed love of cycling, he’s still building. His story: https://t.co/AioyvVKnwP
Did you know that you can donate your @SouthwestAir Rapid Rewards points to support warriors? If you have at least 2,000 points, you can donate them to WWP at no additional cost to you, and the points won't expire. Learn more: https://t.co/2RKkDYT2Ef
Meeting the evolving needs of the military and veteran community can’t be done alone, so we’ve invested in 42 organizations rooted in their communities that provide specialized care.
Learn more about the impact we’re making together: https://t.co/HOqNWsl5TN
How does WWP show up for Breast Cancer Awareness Month? We took 100 women veterans to Capitol Hill to advocate for the Mammography Access for Veterans Act, because screening access shouldn’t depend on where you live.
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Deployment is a family commitment, too.
On National Day of the Deployed, we honor the service members who serve far from home and the families who support them.
Mental health is a family journey.
Learn how WWP's Family Project Odyssey helps warriors and their loved ones build resilience, connection, and stronger communication. 💚
There was a time when veteran Shay Hampton felt like he had run out of options. Now he is sharing a powerful reminder that hope can exist even in our darkest moments.
His message to fellow veterans is simple: "Your mission isn't over."
Frank spent years carrying trauma, grief, and anxiety alone.
Through WWP's Warrior Care Network, he found something he didn't think was possible: healing, connection, and hope for the future.
Read his story to see how he found a better way forward: https://t.co/VXRbgZojtY
Read David’s story: https://t.co/PGXGMaZuiU
If you or a veteran you know is struggling, the Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7. Dial 988, then press 1, or text 838255.
After Army veteran David Jurado returned from Iraq, he struggled with PTSD. His father-in-law, a 38-year Army veteran, told him he cross-stitches to keep his mind off things. David picked it up again.
Today, he teaches cross-stitch to veterans across the country through WWP connection events.
More than 1 in 4 warriors have had suicidal thoughts within the past year, per WWP’s Warrior Survey (Wave 3, 2023). Connection saves lives: 6,990+ virtual and in-person connection events and 1,300+ warrior-only peer support meetings in one year.