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Wounded Warrior Project Was Once One Of The Fastest-Growing Charities Ever. Not Anymore

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In its 15-year history, Wounded Warrior Project has the distinction of being one of the fastest-growing charities in history and one of the most rapidly shrinking.

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Senator Releases Report On Wounded Warrior Project Spending. Here's What He Found

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A senator’s investigation into the Wounded Warrior Project after allegations of lavish spending last year has concluded that there were problems, but the organization is working to repair them.

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Our Way Of Life Endures Because Of You, President Tells Wounded Vets

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“You've risked all that you have, all that you possess, to keep our people safe and our democracy secure,” President Donald Trump Trump told a crowd of wounded veterans on Thursday, as he welcomed them to the White House.

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Wounded Warrior Project’s New Leadership Makes Some Drastic Changes To Staff

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Wounded Warrior Project has begun to cut the size of its 600-person workforce as it hits the reset button after months of upheaval at the Jacksonville-based organization, which faced a backlash after media reports in January questioned its spending practices.

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Wounded Warrior Project Fires Top Executives Following Damning Media Reports

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According to CBS News, the board of directors for the Wounded Warrior Project has voted to fire its chief executive officer and chief operating officer, Steve Nardizzi and Al Giordano, respectively, following multiple media reports of wasteful spending by the massive veterans charity.

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