SCHOOLS & YOUTH FUNDRAISING
Schools & Youth Fundraising
EDUCATE STUDENTS. HONOR VETERANS.
EMPOWER WOUNDED WARRIORS.
This fall, we're calling on schools and teachers K-12 to join Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) for our Veterans Day education and fundraising campaign — Honor Their Courage. Register your school or classroom, gain access to a variety of education resources, and help provide lifesaving programs to wounded warriors and their families. Make a difference for warriors one classroom at a time and raise awareness around the history, sacrifice, and service of America's military service members.
HOW IT WORKS
Join us as a classroom, and we'll give you the resources you need to make this service learning opportunity a success. If you would like your entire school to get involved, email us here for more info. We have a variety of flexible lesson plans for all ages — just pick what works best in your classroom. Examples of resources include:
- A Values activity for your students to learn about the character traits of the military and reflect on what these traits mean to them
- Videos of warriors sharing their stories for your students
- Veteran focused reading lists
- Social Emotional Learning Activities
There is an optional fundraising component if you would like your classroom to go above and beyond and make a tangible impact in the lives of the warriors WWP serves. We have some great classroom prizes available for those that fundraise!
STEP 1:
Choose the appropriate age group and register to create a classroom campaign. Need a letter to share with your school principal or administrator? Download our Letter to School.
STEP 2:
Once you're registered, check out our activities and veteran-inspired content for your grade level to include in your fall curriculum.
STEP 3:
Educate and engage your students leading up to Veterans Day. Share and honor the sacrifice and service of our nation’s injured servicemen and women.
Thank You to our Sponsor
If you are a company that would like to help warriors and support Honor Their Courage, email us here