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ASAP has our veterans’ six covered by using the therapeutic potential of comedy to allow them to thrive in their communities.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In this blog, a veteran on our team shares her experience living with PTSD.

In a perfect world, caregivers would have boundless energy and infinite resources. In the real world, caregivers can easily face burnout. Find out how BWF and the Rosalynn Carter Institute are taking care of the caregivers.

Widespread food insecurity is a problem that should never have been able to extend its roots as deep as it has. But BWF, Craig Newmark, and many other organizations have a plan in place to help solve it.

The members of the Bob Woodruff Foundation’s (BWF) VIVA family did not just accept their struggles with infertility. They fought for family and for their ability to have children. For veterans struggling with fertility, we want to help ensure that those protecting all American families have the right to start their own.

“How can we ask people to go fight for our country, to sacrifice, and then when they come home… unable to have a family?”

BWF works in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to help veterans with service-connected fertility challenges start their own families.

Together, Pete and Anne Way are demonstrating the power of teamwork and elevating others.

Food insecurity is a national crisis. Even current service members, those actively working to protect our nation, are experiencing this issue. Keith R. Whitcomb, retired Command Sergeant Major, and now Director of Development Operations at BWF, shares his experiences on how food insecurity impacted those under his charge.

As the President of UBS Asset Management (the first woman to hold that position), Suni Harford knows the financial world can be a complicated place. Fortunately, she has a successful track record of applying simple solutions to complex problems.

Most of us actively avoid challenges whenever possible. But the path of least resistance rarely yields meaningful change. Marian Salzman’s career in communications has always pushed the boundaries in service to sparking dialogue and change.