Here We Go Again: ‘WOUNDED WARRIOR’ CHARITY FIGHTS—TO GET RICH, Your thoughts?

Those advertisements or PSA's, whatever you call them, certainly pull on one's heartstrings.

I think over the years, their overhead has grown. I think many others don't like that. I think they still do good things. But, I know many veterans do not think so.

I am not going to defend their actions (or at least the actions of some of the higher ups in the company) but as a charity as a whole I still support them. I am a wounded warrior project alumni and they have stood behind my family and I for the last half a decade. They call regularly, send invitations to a variety of events, seminars, treatment options and challenges. When I don't need them they check up and provide some good conversation. When I do, they are there and have went above and beyond to help my family and I through our transition.

WWP, like the VA, is corrupt in areas and could use some serious overhaul in those areas, however, the mission as a whole and the people are just, right and care.