Wounded Warrior Project is a veteran nonprofit and veterans support organization in Tacoma, WA with a mission to empower injured veterans and families who incurred a physical or mental injury or illness on or after September 11, 2001, such as PTSD, TBI and combat stress. We direct every dollar, hour, and action toward serving warriors – and we get results.
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Certified by Wounded Warrior Project • Mar 01, 2026
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Edward Ryan HOLLENBECK
Oct 25, 2025
1.0
Some of these reviews are concerning to me. I am a two tour combat veteran and after initially being turned away, and after spending many hours over the course of more than a week, was finally signed up. I've been homeless for almost three years. I was living in my truck with my wife for more than a year, until our truck was stolen. The wounded warrior project did help me with a hotel room for a couple weeks and gave me a gift card to Walmart. Both were very appreciated but I was told that after that they would be unable to help me any further as help was a one time deal. Since they have made it impossible to contact anyone and no one replies to my calls or emails. I'm still struggling to protect my wife and get back on our feet after our landlord used my service for this country to get resources for himself during Covid then evict us as soon as he was able. She was a school bus driver and lost her job due to Covid, the Snohomish veterans resource center gave our landlord $14,000 twice so he could evict us and told us we could not be assisted because their assistance to our landlord was more than they could do and that we could not be assisted by them anymore. So long story short companies like this and people like our landlord they all profit from the donations of millions of people to help veterans but that help NEVER actually goes to the veteran. It ONLY goes to other people while we vets end up homeless and alone. That year we were sleeping on the sidewalk in the rain they actually held a vigil for homeless vets that have died on the streets. What a joke! And people keep throwing money at places like this while people like myself and my wife, we are good people, are left forgotten and alone. At least we have each other and we have God. But shame on you and others like you. God is watching... That's all we have left now.
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Lorna Osborne
Oct 29, 2021
1.0
A visit with a Vet who returned from Aphganistan with no legs, received a cheap nylon bag with socks in it!! Talk about an insult. We receive sooo much wasted mail from this organization, money could actually be spent "ON" our Veterans.
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James Hale
Aug 23, 2016
5.0
If you are not a member or a vet you should not rate this. I give 5 stars because I was able to Golf Chambers Bay, without them it never would of happened.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wounded Warrior Project
What is the mission of Wounded Warrior Project in Tacoma, WA?
Wounded Warrior Project empowers injured veterans and their families with physical or mental injuries or illnesses incurred after September 11, 2001, focusing on conditions like PTSD, TBI, and combat stress.
What are the business hours of Wounded Warrior Project?
Wounded Warrior Project is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Where is Wounded Warrior Project located?
It is located at 3315 South 23rd Street, Suite 310, Tacoma, WA 98405, USA.
Is the Wounded Warrior Project office wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the office has a wheelchair accessible entrance.
How can I contact Wounded Warrior Project by phone?
You can reach Wounded Warrior Project by calling +1 206-441-7096.
Where can I find official information about Wounded Warrior Project’s COVID-19 response?
Official COVID-19 response information is available at https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/ceo-response-covid-19.
What nearby medical centers can I visit when coming to Wounded Warrior Project?
Nearby medical centers include Longevity Medical Clinic, Mt. Rainier Surgical Associates, Electrodiagnosis and Musculoskeletal Associates of Puget Sound, and Pacific Sports Medicine.
If I need banking services close to Wounded Warrior Project, which options are available?
Nearby banking options include Homestreet Bank, Navy Federal Credit Union, Bank of America Financial Center, and BECU credit union.
Are there restaurants near Wounded Warrior Project where I can grab a meal?
Yes, local dining options nearby include Jimmy John’s, IHOP, Starbucks, Pizza Hut Express, and Shari’s Cafe and Pies.
How can I support or get involved with Wounded Warrior Project?
You can take action to serve veterans and warriors by visiting their website at https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/.
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