May 6, 2025 A first-of-its-kind facility for combat wounded veterans is in the works in Nebraska. Supporters hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the Dunham House on Tuesday afternoon. It’s a facility that will provide combat-wounded veterans with top-level care and a place where they feel like they belong. Executive Director Colonel John Folsom (Retired) said…
May 6, 2025 It’s a new place for those younger vets in need. “We can do better than sending a soldier off to live with hundreds of other folks who don’t share his experience,” said Colonel John Folsom (Retired), executive director of Dunham House. Supporters broke ground on the Dunham House Tuesday afternoon. The assisted…
May 6, 2025 Dunham House is a facility for combat-wounded veterans in need of long-term residential-centered care for their wounds. The Dunham House is a project in honor of Corporal Jason Dunham, who died at the age of 22 from injuries he sustained in a 2004 grenade attack in Iraq. More than 20 years later,…
May 6, 2025 Between 2000 and 2019, the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center reported nearly 414,000 service members worldwide sustained a traumatic brain injury. In the same period, estimates suggest that between 9% and 28% of service members suffered a TBI. More than 1,300 American service members suffered a full or partial amputation of…
To WWFS Supporters, As 2024 comes to a close, we take this moment to reflect on the remarkable achievements we’ve reached together. Thanks to your unwavering support, we’ve been able to make a significant impact in the lives of combat-wounded veterans and their families. Here’s what you helped us accomplish this year: 97 families created…
Veterans protect our nation’s security and freedom, and after their service, they deserve a strong network of support to help them navigate civilian life. While many veterans return home with the strength to adapt, the transition can still be challenging. Veteran non-profit organizations offer a lifeline of resources, community, and care. Providing Essential Services For…
Veterans who have bravely served their country often face many challenges when they return home. Leaving the military can be a rough transition, especially when it means facing battles at home – things like depression, PTSD, and monetary struggles. Imagine a life where war vets can live without worry, enjoying access to vital resources that…
The Combined Federal Campaign has long been steadfast in its commitment to those struggling, and no group has benefited more from its generosity than our nation’s bravest – its veterans. Hand in hand with the CFC, veterans are finding their footing in civilian life, receiving the targeted support they need to overcome barriers and surge…
America’s defenders – the men and women who have served our country with honor – frequently find themselves ill-prepared for the sometimes insurmountable hurdles of post-military life. These brave men and women deserve more than just gratitude – they need real support. That’s where nonprofit organizations come in, helping heroes gain access to the care…
Philanthropy and the federal workforce have gone hand-in-hand for years, thanks in large part to the Combined Federal Campaign, which channels donations to deserving charities. Everyday heroes, our military men and women, alongside their loved ones, put their lives on the line for our freedom – the CFC repays their bravery with crucial aid. Imagine…
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