Support Our Partners

Applebee’s

Applebee’s restaurants in VA, MD, WV, and PA, owned by the Potomac Family Dining Group, are raising awareness and support for post-9/11 veterans for Military Appreciation Month. From May 4 through May 31, 2026, order a select Sizzlin’ Dessert and 50 cents will be donated to WWP. You can also make a $1 or $5 donation while dining by adding it to your bill.

Boscov’s

Boscov’s department store chain is honoring our nation’s heroes through its “Honor Our Heroes” campaign. Make a $5 donation online now through May 22, 2026, to receive a 15% off shopping pass valid between May 23 and May 25, 2026, for in-store or online purchases. Proceeds benefit WWP and other military charities.

eBay

There are two ways to give back to WWP when you make purchases from or sell items through eBay for Charity.

• Browse listings from sellers who have pledged 10%-100% of the sale price of their items to WWP.
• Become an eBay for Charity seller by donating a percentage of the sales price of your items to WWP to reduce your fees and enjoy tax savings.

Keystone RV

As the #1 manufacturer of towable recreational vehicles in North America, Keystone will donate $1,000 to Wounded Warrior Project^® for every Special Edition Cougar Fifth Wheel, Special Edition Impact Fifth Wheel, and Special Edition Carbon Fifth Wheel, and $500 for Special Edition Cougar Half-Ton Travel Trailer sold at participating Keystone authorized Cougar, Carbon and Impact Dealers from September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026, with a minimum donation of $250,000 and a maximum donation of $1,000,000.

Major League Baseball

Major League Baseball will donate 100% of the royalties from the sale of 2025 MLB Armed Forces Day On-field Authentic Collection apparel to MLB Charities to support military charities including Wounded Warrior Project.

NFL

Wounded Warrior Project has received $1 million a year through the NFL's Salute to Service initiative since 2011.

Purchases of military-inspired Salute to Service NFL gear from the Official NFL Shop help support the NFL’s military nonprofit partners.

Parker’s Kitchen

Redefining food service and convenience by offering award-winning Southern-inspired food, high-quality products, and superior customer service, Parker's Kitchen — with retail locations throughout coastal Georgia and South Carolina — has conducted four-month point-of-sale fundraising campaigns in 2024 and 2025.

Continuing their commitment to wounded warriors, Parker's Kitchen added a four-month POS campaign for 2026 running from March 1 through July 4.

Sit ‘N Sleep

Sit ’n Sleep’s partnership with Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP) reflects Sit ’n Sleep’s commitment to serving veterans. The family owned Southern California retailer supports WWP through annual giving and a signature charity golf tournament. Their giving helps ensure warriors can access WWP programs that support whole well being, while in store military discounts further reflect Sit ’n Sleep’s dedication to those who have served.

SnugZ USA

SnugZ USA, which provides WWP with a donation of items for WWP Carry Forward 5K participants, donates 1% of the sales of its Basecamp line of adventure and outdoors products to WWP with a minimum donation of $100,000 per year.

Southwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines is putting its Heart in Action through its Points for a Purpose program, now including Wounded Warrior Project^®. By donating Rapid Rewards™ points, customers help support the total well-being of injured veterans—empowering their social, physical, mental, and financial wellness so warriors and their families can thrive for a lifetime.

Woodie’s Wash Shack

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, from May 1 through May 25, 2026, Woodie’s Wash Shack, a Tampa Bay-based car wash brand, invites customers to support Wounded Warrior Project^® by adding a $2.50 donation with a single wash purchase at participating locations or by giving online. Through this effort, Woodie’s helps make programs and services available to veterans and their families—supporting their total well-being at no cost to them.