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 There are organizations that are attempting to help. Contact your health care professional. There is a National Center for PTSD, and check out the Vet Center Readjustment services. Call the Vietnam Vets, VFW or American Legion for soldier support. The Wounded Warrior Project and the Disabled American Veterans are other organizations that work hard to help vets. The main point is to get help if you have PTSD symptoms.
Roderick Meadows is a first generation nerd that loves to read and is a student of anything dealing with technology, business, blogging, lifestyle design, and minimalism. To find out more about the Tough Mudder event and the Wounded Warrior Project, go to RoderickMeadows.com.
The troops- and the congresswoman, need everyone's prayers and support, but they also need our encouragement. One of the most effective ways you can show support for the brain injured troops is by donating to either the wounded warrior project or volunteer at programs like the California Foundation for Brain Injured Veterans.
The entire course orbits around creative obstacles for people who are daring to take on the challenge. The event encourages over half a million people undertaking the course and experiencing a feeling of accomplishment and triumph, which remains with them forever. Nonetheless, the task isn't only designed for the purpose of enjoyment as it has been instrumental in raising over three million dollars in support of the Wounded Warrior Project.
According to the Wounded Warrior Project's website, their mission statement is to honor and empower wounded warriors. It's purpose is to raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members, to help injured service members aid and assist each other, and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members. Their vision is to foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded service members in our nation's history.
These products are very well mastered and if you happen to purchase one of the Cracker Barrel rocking chairs that are dedicated to the men and women in the military with an insignia on them, a portion of the proceeds does go to the Wounded Warrior Project as well. This also shows how committed to being a down home company they actually are.
 Almost as prominent in her life as trainings and maybe even a bigger part of it is giving back. Throughout her career, alongside all her awards and trophies, are pictures of her giving her time, efforts, and money to charity. From women's empowerment events to soup kitchens, her charitable list, like her accolades, is impressive. Now, her life is split between her love of life, her grandson, gushing about him any chance she gets, and the Wounded Warrior Project.
Linda Perry, Area Outreach Coordinator for the Wounded Warrior Project, was on hand to accept the check and noted, "This kind of contribution and community effort help raise the spirits of our wounded Iraq and Afghanistan vets, as well as help to fund the programs and services that the Wounded Warrior Project offers to help them to rehabilitate and assimilate back into the civilian world."
 Since December 2002, we've supported approximately ONE MILLION deployed U.S. troops with loving care packages and letters from all over the nation. This was made possible only with the help of tens of thousands of generous and patriotic friends in the U.S. and abroad. To date, we've sent more than 117,000 enormous boxes (APPROXIMATELY 70 LBS EACH) and more than 40 million letters and cards from caring citizens. This is the least we can do to show our troops how much we care about them. Our troops need to know that we support and appreciate the sacrifices they make for us, our families, and our future. This is about giving back to those who give all™
 Operation Homefront (OH) provides emergency financial and other assistance to the families of our service members and wounded warriors.
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Wounded Warrior Project
Mission:To honor and empower wounded warriors.
Vision:To foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded warriors in this nation's history.
Purpose:
- To raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members.
- To help injured service members aid and assist each other.
- To provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members
This website is about our troops, for our troops!
We are so indebted to the men and women serving in our Armed Forces
for our safety and freedom that we dedicate this website to them!
Thank you Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Airmen and
Coast Guardsmen!!
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