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Participate in a Fundraising Event

Join us to raise awareness and funds to help warriors thrive for a lifetime. You can participate in an event in your community or virtually at a time and place of your choosing to help fuel WWP’s mission.

Carry Forward 5K

Help put the WWP mission in motion at this one-of-a-kind 5K event. Whether you join in-person or virtually, your participation will make a difference in the lives of warriors and their families.

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Warriors gather for a group photo during Soldier Ride, cheering at the camera while sitting on bicycles and adaptive bikes.

Community Soldier Ride

Ride to support injured veterans and help them thrive for a lifetime. Make a lasting impact together, one mile at a time.

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Fundraise Your Way

Discover countless opportunities to fundraise for veterans and their families. From organizing school events and golf tournaments to creating your own unique fundraisers, you can inspire your community to create meaningful impact today.

A group of seven individuals, dressed in kilts and black t-shirts, pose with heavy implements for the Pike's Peak Charity Games on a grassy field.

Create Your Own

Do what you love. Create your own fundraiser - from BBQs to galas to lemonade stands - that empowers veterans to thrive for a lifetime.

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A woman lifts a barbell overhead in a CrossFit gym during the Murph challenge fundraiser, surrounded by other participants.

Fitness

Turn your passion for fitness into a force for good. A fitness fundraiser is a meaningful way to challenge yourself, bring people together, and support warriors and their families.

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Two warriors in red WWP polos practice at the driving range during a golf fundraiser supporting Wounded Warrior Project.

Golf

Make every round count for those who served — whether playing casually or organizing a tournament, drive meaningful change for warriors and their families.

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Elementary school students pose with a handmade sign showing their appreciation for our nation’s veterans for Honor Their Courage.

Honor Their Courage

Teach students about the history and sacrifices of veterans. Educators can access engaging activities and fundraising materials that turn classroom learning into real-world impact.

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Memorials

Honor a loved one’s memory while supporting veterans — create a memorial fundraiser that makes an impact.

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Wounded warrior Xander Hernandez sits in front of multiple monitors speaking into a mic as he streams live to his audience.

Livestreaming & Gaming

Turn your passion for streaming into a powerful fundraiser to support veterans and their families.

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Dedicated Supporters

Thanks to the unwavering support of fundraisers, warriors never pay a penny for the resources they deserve.

Two male Carry Forward 5K participants wearing ‘Highland Warriors 5K Team – Every Step Counts’ shirts pose with their medals.

“As retired Army veterans and our families, we love to support WWP because we know the struggles of warriors and will never leave one behind. Although I am retired, I will always be a soldier at heart. There is no greater sacrifice than serving your country. I will always support our warriors.”

Michael Hampton
Carry Forward 5K Squad Leader

Wounded warrior Sal Gonzalez stands with four young men holding a large check to WWP.

“Our members have many friends and family who are either currently serving or have served, and we wanted to honor their service by raising money for wounded veterans and making an impact for veterans who need it most.”

Trent Williams
Sigma Phi Epsilon Dodgeball Tournament Fundraiser

An Honor Their Courage student holds a donation jar for WWP. She stands next to a tribute board of photos and names of veterans.

“We support Wounded Warrior Project because we believe in the mission. My husband is a disabled veteran, and we see the daily struggles. An organization like WWP, which helps veterans in need, is truly honorable.”

Nolen Family
Honor Their Courage 6-12 Grade Participants

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