why did/does it take this long!

[Nate]

this has been public information for quite a few years now, why has it taken this long???  people are all of a sudden getting outraged and upset?!

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=wounded+warrior+project+breaking+news

[TexasRedNeck]

Yep. I called it out on here a few months ago.


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[Nate]

the thing that I find funny/appalling/disgusting/whatever you want to call it;

is when some monkey a$$ media person wants to talk about trump or Hillary or some political figure using vets/service members/troops whatever you want to call them/us for political gains, but when it comes to a few people making billions off what it is/was we did, it all of a sudden becomes very hush hush and not talked about!

[KensAuto]

The whole thing makes my blood boil.

[stlaser]

It's too bad, started out as a great organization. Used to donate heavily to them....

[wilsonphil]

Yep I had heard this about a year ago, that's why I did not donate because of how much they waste.

[Wilbur]

So sad. I hate stuff like this. I think a lot of these things start with all the best intentions and then bastardize. I really prefer to keep my giving local (my church's food pantry, other entities I know take nothing or next to nothing for admin).

[cj7ox]

I discovered this a few years ago, through a good friend who is medically retired due to combat injury and unable to work. I stopped donating to them immediately. My 4wd club and I only give to local "wounded warrior" and veterans groups. Local groups tend to have much less overhead, and more "buy-in" to support the Veterans in their communities. Wounded Warrior Foundation has gone the way of the Red Cross.