Reason I ask is I've seen a ton of commercials for them, and I'm always cautious about giving to charities no matter what they are chartered to do, because some of them aren't good stewards of their funds. I know the USO and DVA both help wounded vets, so I'm wondering what's different about Wound Warriors. Thanks (and thank you to those who served).

 

Okay, I did some checking, and unfortunately as great as their work seems to be... they are terribly inefficient with the dollars they raise. Only 57.9% of the money actually goes towards the programs. I'm going to do some cross checking with the USO and DVA to see who is most efficient. We're looking to change the focus of some of our charitable giving this year!

 

Okay, did some more digging and it seems pretty much all of them stink, and that' s a shame since they are supposed to be helping vets! Everyone I checked (well known Vet charities), none scored 70% or better.... except:

Disabled American Veterans... my hat's off to you! 93.5% efficient