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Support for Wounded, Ill & Injured Special Operators

Financial Support for
Families of Wounded
Special Operations Personnel

Special Operations Personnel deploy worldwide, often placing immense strain on their families. When a Special Operator is severely wounded, ill, or injured and requires hospitalization, the immediate financial burden can be overwhelming.

Since 2006, Special Operations Warrior Foundation has provided immediate financial assistance to hospitalized Special Operators. Upon notification, SOWF will express ship a stipend to help cover urgent expenses such as travel, childcare, and lodging, so families can remain by their loved ones’ side. An iPad is also provided to help service members stay connected during recovery.  Additional support may be available in cases of extended hospitalization.

In Their Words

Staff Sergeant Ethan Anderson

Heather G.

Chief Warrant Officer Joe Dadiomoff

Additional Resources

America’s Warrior Partnership

1190 Interstate Parkway
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 434-1708
https://americaswarriorpartnership.org/

The USSOCOM Warrior Care Program

7701 Tampa Point Blvd.
MacDill AFB, FL 33621
1-877-672-3039 or 813-826-8888
ussocomcarecoalition@socom.mil

Wounded Warrior Project

4899 Belfort Road Suite 300
Jacksonville, FL 32256
(877) 832-6997
https://www.woundedwariorproject.org/

"Your financial gift was a tremendous help to our family, allowing us to be together at a time when it was important. We genuinely appreciate your gift and will always be grateful to you."
Sergeant Keith Zeier sustained severe injuries in Iraq in 2006 while serving with the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion