Wounded Warrior Program

[Boehlertaught]

Got my monthly news letter from Tulsa Red Castle Gun Club yesterday. Tucked inside was an article stating evidence that the Wounded Warrior Program will not allow the use of its logo by any gun related institution. Have you seen this article or any other information concerning this? What do you think?

 

[bigbang]

I think it sucks. They receive money from liberals also so they are "politically correct"(in the middle) as far as guns are concerned so they dont offend anyone. There happens to be several other programs that do help wounded soliders that people can donate to that have no problem displaying logo's from gun company's or organizations.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

I don't let their anti-firearm, anti-edged weapon stance get to me. I still donate because of the good work they do. Not the politics

 

[Phildo64]

I've still got some of there gear I got overseas other than that I'm not buy crap from them. IDC about politics, one of the best ways I "decompressed" was shooting. I put 2k through my old Glock 22 in like a month. I know for a fact many guys would rather go on a free guided hunt than a Bed Bath and Beyond shopping spree but that's IMHO

 

[Drebin]

Aren't they also a for profit organization? There must be pro gun non profit charitys for injured soldiers, anybody have a good alternative? I'll personally never give to WWP again.

 

[bigbang]

Here are a few programs that support our returning wounded soldiers.

Alaska's Healing Hearts. alaskashealinghearts.com/index.php
Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation wwiaf.org/
Lone Star Warriors Outdoors. lonestarwarriorsoutdoors.com/
Wounded Warriors Guide Service. www.woundedwarriorsguide.com/
Military Warriors Support Foundation www.militarywarriors.org/
Purple Heart Hero Support www.purpleheartheroes.com/

 

[doctorjj]

Do your research. They are one of the worst about your dollar NOT going to a soldier and his/her family. Choose another, better program.

 

[rlongnt]

I heard the same thing on Gun Talk a couple of weeks ago.

 

[bigbang]

Here are a few programs that support our returning wounded soldiers.

Alaska's Healing Hearts. alaskashealinghearts.com/index.php
Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation wwiaf.org/
Lone Star Warriors Outdoors. lonestarwarriorsoutdoors.com/
Wounded Warriors Guide Service. www.woundedwarriorsguide.com/
Military Warriors Support Foundation www.militarywarriors.org/
Purple Heart Hero Support www.purpleheartheroes.com/

To be clear, these programs are recommended by Tom Gresham from Gun Talk.

 

[Caliyanks]

IMHO, as a retired disabled vet, its not only about politics but its also about our rights and way of life. Things are getting real bad now and everything is now in play.