EXPRESS YOUR THANKS TO OUR VETERANS

Bank of America is teaming up with Welcome Back Veterans and Wounded Warrior Project to express thanks to our military service members. For each expression of thanks, Bank of America will contribute one dollar, up to a maximum of $1,000,000, to Wounded Warrior Project and Welcome Back Veterans. More »

Latest News

MLB to don camo uniforms on Memorial Day

May 22, 2013

Gesture honors military, with proceeds going to Welcome Back Veterans. Read more »
PFC Sylvester changes third base

May 20, 2013

PFC Amanda Sylvester, a Nodal Systems Operator changes third base in the Military Base Change. Watch now »
Mets to honor military on Sunday

May 20, 2013

On Sunday, more than 3,000 servicemen and women, as well as their families, will be at Citi Field to participate in the Mets' sixth annual Military Appreciation Night. Read more »
Grateful host: Hamels welcomes veterans to park

May 18, 2013

As a San Diego native, Cole Hamels said he remembers how former Padres closer Trevor Hoffman used to consistently invite troops to games. Read more »
Generals, MLB stars to help select heroes

May 14, 2013

Retired U.S. Army generals Peter Chiarelli and Jack Keane will join seven Major League Baseball players as guest panelists for the ongoing MLB and People magazine "Tribute For Heroes" campaign, an All-Star Week initiative that recognizes veterans and military service members. Read more »
Helping Heroes Heal

May 4, 2013

Over 2,000 runners and walkers, including hundreds of actively serving military members, gathered at Fenway Park to support clinical care, education, and research to help Iraq and Afghanistan. Read more »
MLB donates $10 million to Welcome Back Veterans

March 27, 2013

Major League Baseball announced an expansion of its efforts to help returning American veterans and their families with a new $10 million donation to Welcome Back Veterans. Read more »

Our Mission

WBV is committed to providing post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) treatment to our veterans and their families in a public/private partnership with the Veterans Administration, Department of Defense, Major League Baseball Charities, the McCormick Foundation and world renowned Centers of Excellence at University Hospitals throughout the country. More »

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Donations for Welcome Back Veterans are accepted and managed by The Robert R. McCormick Foundation. The Foundation was established in 1955 under The Last Will and Testament of Col. Robert R. McCormick, long time publisher and editor of the Chicago Tribune. Donate

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