Save the Date September 11, 2026 On September 11, 2026 — a date that reminds us all why service matters — Wounded Warriors Family Support will open the doors to Dunham House, a dedicated care residence for combat-wounded veterans and their families. Join us at 11:00 AM at 6000 Jason Dunham Drive in Omaha, Nebraska,…
Wounded Warriors Family Support is hosting a lunch for the construction crews working on Dunham House as a way to express gratitude for their dedication, craftsmanship, and hard work on the project.
October 30, 2025 Wounded Warriors Family Support and AMVET Power have announced a new charity partnership dedicated to enhancing support for our nation’s wounded veterans, their families and caregivers. This collaboration unites two organizations with a shared mission that aims to strengthen outreach, expand veteran training and employment and raise awareness for critical veteran services.…
Dunham House, an innovative assisted-living facility for veterans wounded in battle, is now accepting applications. Set to open in the fall of 2026, this facility marks a significant milestone in providing specialized care for those who have sacrificed so much. A Home of Honor Kate McCauley, President and CEO of Wounded Warriors Family Support, expressed…
Wounded Warriors Family Support, an Omaha-based nonprofit, launched the Mobility is Freedom program in 2015 to provide modified vehicles and motorcycles for combat-wounded veterans. Lukas Partners worked with Wounded Warriors Family Support to assist with vehicle and motorcycle donation events in California, Georgia, Louisiana, New York, and Virginia. In 2022, Wounded Warriors Family Support honored…
Dunham House is set to create a new national memorial to honor America’s fallen service members, a project spearheaded by retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel John Folsom. Located in Omaha, Nebraska, this memorial will pay tribute to over 6,500 U.S. service members who lost their lives in operations connected to the post-9/11 wars. A Memorial…
August 23, 2025 The United States is facing a growing need for skilled tradespeople, with an average of 49,200 welders, solderers, and similar jobs needed each year over the next decade. In response to this demand, Wounded Warriors Family Support (WWFS) and United Automobile Workers-Ford (UAW-Ford) have collaborated to identify and train future welders through…
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