SOWF News & Stories
From SOWF Student to Mentor
By Olivia Roy, 2025 SOWF Graduate, 2026 Operation EPIC MentorOlivia Roy is the surviving daughter of Marine Sergeant Michael Roy who lost his life in
One Step Closer to the Classroom
By Cassie McCowan, Current SOWF StudentCassie McCowan is the surviving daughter of Army Master Sergeant Mark McCowan who lost his life in 2017 while serving
Operation EPIC and C2CT Prepare SOWF Students for Their Futures
A scholarship can open the door to an education. But preparing a young person to walk confidently through that door—and to navigate everything that comes
The Character of America’s First Leader
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we naturally reflect on the remarkable individuals who shaped our nation. No name stands taller than George Washington. While
Did You Know? The “Swamp Fox” Helped Keep the American Revolution Alive
As our nation celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the United States, we remember the names of great patriots like George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas
A letter of gratitude from Secret and Lelani
My late husband Donovan Holliday joined the U.S. Marines in October of 2019. He was a Special Operations Capability Specialist for MARSOC. He ensured seamless
Special Operations Warrior Foundation Recognizes the Impact of Wounded Warrior Project’s Grant
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 11, 2026 Tampa, Florida — Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF) proudly recognizes the impact of a grant from Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP)
Honoring America’s Finest: Reflecting on our Mission
The atmosphere was both heartfelt and inspiring at Special Operations Warrior Foundation’s Honoring America’s Finest: Their Service, Sacrifice, and Legacy, as supporters, families, and members
From Desert One to Today: A promise forged in sacrifice
Members of the 8th Special Operations Squadron stand for a group photo in front of an MC-130E Combat Talon I prior to setting out for
