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Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that roughly 70% of donations were spent directly on programs and services for wounded warriors in fiscal year 2024—described by the charity as “more than $263 mi...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a large, established veterans charity that reports serving more than 272,000 beneficiaries and holds recent endorsements such as Charity Navigator’s positive assessmen...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that for wounded veterans, with the organization stating more than $263 million was spent directly on programs in a recent fiscal year (WWP figures) . Independent...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that "more than 70%" — over $263 million in fiscal 2024 — went to programs and services, while administrative costs were "over 5%" of expenses according to WWP's ...
Charity watchdogs rank all three organizations highly: Tunnel to Towers earns an A+ from CharityWatch and a 4‑star score from Charity Navigator, with CharityWatch saying it spent 93% of cash expenses ...
Several well-known veteran charities publicly report high percentages of donations directed to programs: Homes For Our Troops reports "nearly 90 cents" of every dollar to programs , Gary Sinise Founda...
Based on recent filings and third‑party analyses, Wounded Warrior Project reported roughly $376 million in total expenses in its 2024 tax reporting year, of which about 70.2% was calculated as program...
Allegations that “Wounded Warrior Project” (WWP) is a scam split into two separate problems in the public record: third‑party criminal groups using similar names to impersonate or steal donations—docu...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) presents itself as the nation’s leading post‑9/11 veterans service organization and reports large-scale programs, partnerships and research: it funded 39 community partne...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that "more than 70% — over $263 million in fiscal year 2024 — was spent directly on programs and services," with "over 5% of expenses" covering administrative cos...
Charity Navigator’s public profile for Wounded Warrior Project (EIN 20-2370934) lists a four-out-of-four star rating in 2025, and the organization itself cites that 4‑star endorsement in its communica...
There is no single national percentage that “top US charities” universally spend on administration versus programs; common guidance ranges from programs consuming 65–75% of budgets while administratio...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that about 70% of its spending—more than $263 million in fiscal year 2024—went to programs and services for wounded warriors, families, and caregivers; the charit...
Federal and state authorities have investigated fundraising schemes that used the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) name, including a 2018 U.S. Department of Justice case charging four defendants with run...
Wounded Warrior Project’s (WWP) most recent public filings and commentary show roughly 70–71% of revenue going to programs and the balance to fundraising and overhead, which places its administrative ...
Charity watchdogs show Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) currently rated highly by several major evaluators: Charity Navigator lists WWP as a 4‑star charity (per its site) and BBB Wise Giving Alliance/Giv...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a nonprofit that provides no-cost programs for post‑9/11 wounded, ill, or injured veterans focused on mental health, physical wellness, peer support, career and family...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) has been evaluated by multiple independent charity watchdogs with mixed results: Charity Navigator gives WWP top marks (4/4 stars, roughly 98%), while CharityWatch has be...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a federally tax-exempt 501(c) charity that says it serves more than 272,000 post‑9/11 veterans and registered over 2,250 new participants per month in 2024; WWP holds ...
Charity watchdogs gave Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) mixed but generally positive evaluations from 2021–2025: Charity Navigator shows WWP at high scores including a four‑star (near 98–100%) rating in ...