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Dear Andy, The holidays should be a time of joy and togetherness. But for wounded warriors, this can be the loneliest season of the year. While families gather and celebrate, many veterans suffer in silence with physical injuries and unseen wounds that leave them feeling isolated. Some carry overwhelming survivor’s guilt. Others deeply miss the camaraderie and sense of purpose they felt in the military. These brave men and women sacrificed so much for our country. They should never feel forgotten — especially during the holidays. Andy, will you remind our nation’s heroes they are not alone by making a gift to Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) today?

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Your support helps warriors like Dan Nevins, who lost his legs below the knee after a roadside bomb struck his vehicle. For Dan, connecting with WWP™ was a turning point in his recovery. But many injured veterans find it hard to ask for help, and they continue to struggle alone.

According to our Warrior Survey, 68% of warriors reported feelings of loneliness, and 75% said they feel left out. That’s not just heartbreaking — it’s harmful. Isolation may worsen mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression, hindering veterans’ overall well-being. You can offer them help and hope. Your gift to WWP provides critical mental health services, as well as free, life-changing programs that bring warriors together to find healing, connection, and purpose within their community.

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Andy, I know you believe, as I do, that no veteran should face the holidays alone. Please give now — and help us keep our promise to stand by our nation’s heroes, this season and beyond.

With deepest gratitude, Walter E. Piatt Lieutenant General, U.S. Army, Retired Chief Executive Officer, Wounded Warrior Project P.S. Thank you for making your best gift now to show wounded warriors they won’t be forgotten this holiday season.

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