Our Impact

Earlier this August, leaders and advocates from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C. for the 12th Annual Warrior Symposium, hosted by America’s Warrior Partnership. Held at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the event brought together a powerful mix of voices committed to improving the lives of veterans, and Indy Warrior Partnership (IWP) was proud to be among them. 

One of the most important parts of the outreach we do at Permian Warrior Partnership is that we are educating veterans, their families, and their caregivers around the Permian Basin about who we are and what we can do for them. By bridging the information gap, we can reach the underserved and isolated veterans in our communities, and though they may not need us when they first meet us, they’ll know we’re around when life happens.

Without a car, daily routines are disrupted, job opportunities vanish, and financial stress quickly builds. For those who seek additional income as rideshare or grocery drivers, the loss of transportation isn't just inconvenient; it's a direct hit to livelihood and independence. 

On July 23, 2025, 20-year Army veteran Thomas passed away, leaving behind his 17-year-old daughter, Ashlee . Her mother, Maria, was left...

In June 2025, DNP was contacted by Cecilia Sandoval of National American Indian Veterans and Bob Dalpe of the Veterans Medical Leadership Council in Phoenix, AZ, who wished to donate toys. Together with DNP case coordinator Karen Shirley, they began planning how to deliver the toys to a veteran organization in Sawmill, AZ. 

Daniel is a Post-911 Air Force combat veteran (3 combat tours, 1 noncombat) with 12 years of service with a 100% disability rating due to his below-the-knee amputation. He recently lost 50lbs as a result of his brace no longer fitting him correctly, which causes him a lot of pain when he walks. Daniel is very physically active and without a new brace he could end up wheelchair bound. 

Kirby Gray, a native of Indianapolis, dedicated 27 years to the U.S. Army and National Guard. He began his service in 1978 as a tanker and went on to master artillery, heavy and light vehicle mechanics, and mechanized infantry. 

Preparing to welcome a new baby to the family comes with many joys and challenges, however, moving into a new apartment with no furniture is a stressor of its own. The need for essential household items, most importantly a bed and basic furniture, are necessary to make any new space a home.

One of the most important parts of the outreach we do at Permian Warrior Partnership is that we are educating veterans, their families, and their caregivers around the Permian Basin about who we are and what we can do for them. By bridging the information gap, we can reach the underserved and isolated veterans in our communities, and though they may not need us when they first meet us, they’ll know we’re around when life happens.

Increasing a veteran’s disability rating can have a significant impact on their quality of life. A higher rating often means greater monthly compensation, access to enhanced healthcare through the VA, eligibility for additional benefits like housing assistance, educational support, and caregiver resources. It also provides recognition of the true extent of their service-connected conditions, offering both financial stability and emotional validation. 

Mr. Cooper is a Vietnam War era veteran who served in the Army from June of 1974 to June of 1998 with an honorable discharge. With his...

Being stuck in a cycle of poverty can feel like trying to climb a ladder with missing rungs. When you're actively trying to find a job but can't afford something as basic as gas to get to an interview, every opportunity feels just out of reach. It's not a lack of effort or ambition holding you back—it's the relentless reality of limited resources making even small steps forward seem impossible. 

Travis is a Navy veteran who lives in Delta Junction, AK where resources like contractors are hard to come by. Travis and his wife reached out to Alaska Warrior Partnership with a request for assistance for their front door. 

Recreational activities like camping, hunting, and fishing offer healing opportunities for veterans coping with injuries. These outdoor experiences provide a peaceful environment where veterans can disconnect from the stresses of daily life and reconnect with nature and themselves.

Frank is a Marine veteran (2002 to 2015) who reached out to AWP for assistance before his home underwent repairs that caused him and his family to be out of their home for over a week.

Dine Naazbaa Partnership recently received a donation of firewood from Blue Ron’s Tree and Firewood Service to distribute to our local veterans and their families through the KinDahLichii Chapter Veterans Organization (KCVO)

Indy Warrior Partnership honored the spirit of Memorial Day by giving back to the community in a special way: with a heartfelt tribute to...

Panhandle Warrior Partnership recently met with representatives from Ukraine through Gulf Coast Diplomacy’s Open World Program. Open...

Leaving the military with an honorable discharge is a moment of pride, marking the end of one chapter defined by patriotism, service, and...

Michael, an Army veteran, was selected as the winner of Permian Warrior Partnership’s Be Known campaign for a chance to win a weekend getaway with Healing America’s Heroes in New Mexico.