Years of Helping Veterans
Veterans In Program
Hours of Recreational Therapy
WHAT WE DO
We help those who have been wounded or injured as a result of serving our country get away from the pressures of civilian life, providing therapy via recreation and fellowship.
Did you know that since September 11, 2001, just over 30,000 veterans have died by suicide? That’s four times more than U.S. military personnel who died in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan combined.
Wounded War Heroes was founded to show our appreciation to the men and women who have been wounded or injured as a result of serving our country, by providing them therapeutic outdoor experiences upon their return home from fighting for our country. Our sole purpose is to show these veterans they are not forgotten for their courageous service to our nation.
Support Us
Whether it's making a financial donation or donating your gently used gear - support us in our goal to put our heroes back in the outdoors.
Ways to Get Involved
- Financial Donation
- Sponsorship
- Host an Event
- Corporate Partnerships
- Legacy Giving
- Donate Your Gear
Our Sponsors
Our sponsors and supporters are the lifeblood of Wounded War Heroes.
Upcoming Events
We hold Wounded War Heroes events throughout the year to raise awareness for our theraputic outdoor experiences program and fundraise to help put our heroes back in the outdoors.
6th Annual Wounded War Heroes Grand Isle Offshore Rodeo
The WWH Grand Isle Offshore Rodeo is a two day deep water fishing event for combat injured veterans on the WWH roster held annually at Bridge Side Marina in Grand Isle, LA.
WWH News
Don’t miss the Run to Remember!
Don't miss the Run to Remember - a 1k & 5k run through the streets of the beautiful Terra Bella Village in Covington, LA - benefiting Wounded...
WWH Honored by Tulane University Football and D’Amico Law at Military Appreciation Game
Wounded War Heroes was honored by Tulane University Football and D’Amico Law Firm during the team's November 12th Military Appreciation...
In Memory Of Keith “Rambo” Roberts
It is with great sadness that we inform you of Keith "Rambo" Roberts, a continuous supporter of Wounded War Heroes and the veterans we serve passed...