wounded warrior project

The Wounded Warrior Project, based in Jacksonville, said the $15 million grant is the largest individual contribution in its history. It will got toward services for veterans who became ill or wounded after 9/11.

The Jacksonville-based Wounded Warrior Project nonprofit it’s making about 40,000 phone calls to support veterans amid the U.S. withdrawal from…

More than 40 disabled veterans from Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando and South Florida got to enjoy the ocean and some surfing Sunday thanks to volunteers.The…

Eight local veteran-serving organizations were awarded a combined $50,000 in Resources and Reintegration community grants Friday, part of this year’s…

Tuesday on First Coast Connect we heard about the city of Jacksonville’s Civil Rights History Task Force with authors and civil rights activists Tim…

It’s been a rough year for the Jacksonville-based Wounded Warrior Project. An investigation found questionable spending practices, including expenses for…

New Wounded Warrior Project CEO Michael Linnington joined host Melissa Ross to talk about the organization’s new direction. We also heard from Adam…

Wounded Warrior Project The board of Jacksonville-based Wounded Warrior Project has asked independent advisors to review the charity’s finances following…

We discuss the week's biggest news stories with our roundtable of local journalists: Paula Horvath, Florida Times-Union columnist; Fred Matthews, Examiner…

The Jacksonville-based Wounded Warrior Project charity is being harshly criticized in a CBS News investigation.The Wounded Warrior Project’s purpose is to…