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The WWP has made a mission of honoring and empowering service members who suffered a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound since the attacks on September 11, 2001. I left the Marine Corps after four years of active duty service, traveling to 10 different countries, and being involved in the early phases of Operation Enduring Freedom,” Brian said. “Having served 13 years in the United States Air Force, I experienced and witnessed firsthand how difficult life can be for veterans and their families after returning home from war injured or disabled,” Greer recalled. Now having transitioned to civilian life myself, I'm proud and humbled to be working for a company that generously supports my former brothers and sisters in arms when they need it the most.

Every single month, one of the employees recognized as a Scorpion Employee of the Month (EOM) is chosen to give a donation to their charity of choice. My family has a history of military service and a great respect for our country’s military,” said Michael after being chosen to select a charity. Giving to a charity to help these brave men and women is nothing compared to their sacrifice, but I pray that it will help the Wounded Warriors Project help more soldiers and their families. It began initially as a way to provide comfort items for those wounded men and women; however, it has since grown into a complete rehabilitative effort to help those soldiers transition back into the rhythm of a civilian life.