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Tunnel to Towers reports that only a small percentage of donations go to fundraising and administrative (overhead) costs; independent charity evaluators quantify that overhead in the single digits — C...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reported spending "more than 70%" — over $263 million — on program services in fiscal year 2024, with about 24% ($90 million) on fundraising and "over 5%" on administrati...
Charity watchdogs and Wounded Warrior Project’s own filings show roughly 70% of recent budgets went to programs and about 30% to overhead: CharitiesForVets reports 70.2% to programs and 29.8% overhead...
Tunnel to Towers reports low overhead and CharityWatch and CharitiesForVets both calculate that roughly 90–93% of its budget is spent on programs, leaving about 7–10% for fundraising and administrativ...
The best available, cited figures show reports a high share of its budget going to programs for veterans and first responders—one evaluator calculated of 2023 spending went to programs and 9.6% to ove...
The share of Wounded Warrior Project’s budget categorized as “program services” versus overhead (which includes fundraising) depends on the accounting method and the source consulted: outside reviewer...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reported that about 70–71% of its budget goes to programs, with roughly 29–30% to overhead (including fundraising and administration) per independent calculations and wat...
Charity evaluators report that Tunnel to Towers spends roughly 90–93% of its cash expenses on programs, leaving 7–10% for overhead, depending on the source and year (CharityWatch: 93% program, 7% over...