LIFE-CHANGING SUPPORT
Empowering These Heroes
The Warrior Benefit’s core committee consists of Soldiers and Marines wounded after 9/11 and Gold Star parents. This core group hosts sporting events in Texas in order to build camaraderie between post 9/11 combat wounded veterans and demonstrate to those still recovering from physical and emotional injuries that there is a good and purposeful life after service to their country.
The 17th Annual Warrior Benefit Sporting Clays Tournament will be held on Friday, February 21, 2025, at Westside Sporting Grounds.
The Warrior Benefit hosts sporting events that allow us to connect and appreciate warriors wounded after 9/11 with industry professionals that want to thank them for their sacrifice and share a day of camaraderie.
The net proceeds collected at these events are distributed by wounded warriors to charities that support their injured brothers and families of the fallen. By doing so, we empower those that participate in that function and provide an example to all that our injured heroes can still live productive and purposeful lives.
February 21st Event
See You There
• 4-Man Teams, Ammunition Provided
• Breakfast, BBQ Lunch, and Drinks Provided
• Gates Open at 7:30 a.m.
• Shoot Starts at 9 a.m.
OUR MISSION
The Goal
Build Community
We work to build community amongst post 9/11 combat wounded veterans by hosting events that provide fun and long-term impacts. Our core committee of Soldiers and Marines ensure the majority of our funds directly benefit their wounded peers by distributing to other charities.
Offer Support
Like other veteran-supporting non-profits, we seek to offer wounded veterans support socially and financially. We not only donate the majority of our funds to impactful veteran-backed charities, but we also encourage veterans and their families to participate in our sporting events.
Better Lives
Our committee of Soldiers, Marines and Gold Star parents know donations have impact. We dedicate the majority of our funding to charities uplifting veterans. Funds go toward veterans’ physical therapy, living expenses, medical costs and helping them work in the private sector.
