Program 1 · 17.3% of program spending $47.4M
Independence program - wwp's independence program provides long-term support to catastrophically wounded warriors living with injuries such as a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or neurological conditions that negatively impact their independence. The program is designed to support warriors who, without high- touch services, would struggle to live day-to-day due to the severity of their injuries. Wwp provides specialized case management to increase access to community services, offer rehabilitation through therapy, and empower warriors to live a more independent…
Program 2 · 15.6% of program spending · $1.5M in grants $42.8M
Alumni connection programs - warriors form strong bonds in the military. After service, wounded warriors frequently experience isolation and mental health challenges, often lacking the support networks needed to help them thrive. Wwp offers a wide variety of opportunities for wounded warriors, their families, and caregivers to socially connect, build camaraderie, and heal. Through educational, recreational, and family-oriented activities, warriors gain a renewed sense of connection with their peers, cohesion, and purpose. These opportunities introduce veterans to new experiences, and to the…
Program 3 · 31.2% of program spending · $15.0M in grants $85.7M
Financial wellness programs - an important component of successful transition to civilian life for wounded service members is the opportunity to pursue a meaningful career, achieve financial stability, and provide for their family. Total financial wellness programs expenses were $38,821,354, including grants of $3,689,987, for the fiscal year ended september 30, 2025. Wwp provides the following financial wellness programs: Benefits services: wwp's benefits services team advocates for injured veterans and their family members to obtain their well- earned va government benefits. Wwp's…
Form 990 (FY ending Sep 2025), Part III