Grant support strengthens the Ranger for Life Program, providing in-person transition assistance to Rangers through three dedicated counselors.
November 5, 2026 — Three Rangers Foundation (TRF) is pleased to announce its 2026–2027 grant partnership with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), continuing a longstanding relationship focused on supporting veterans, service members, and their families.
Through this grant partnership, TRF will continue strengthening its Ranger for Life (RFL) Program, which helps current and former members of the 75th Ranger Regiment navigate the transition from military to civilian life. Grant support provides TRF the opportunity to have three Ranger for Life counselors on the ground, working directly with Rangers to provide personalized guidance, resources, and support throughout the transition process.
These counselors work with Rangers in person, helping them identify their goals, navigate available resources, and connect with opportunities that align with their needs. Their work also includes TRF's Ranger for Life Symposiums, which bring transitioning Rangers together with organizations, employers, and subject-matter experts to help prepare them for life after the Regiment.
Transitioning out of the military involves more than finding a job. Rangers may need assistance with career planning, education, financial wellness, VA benefits, and adjusting to a new stage of life. Having dedicated counselors available to meet with Rangers face-to-face helps make those resources and connections more accessible when they are needed most.
"Our partnership with Wounded Warrior Project has been instrumental in helping us reach more Rangers and provide support when it matters most. Having three Ranger for Life counselors on the ground allows us to meet Rangers face-to-face, understand their individual needs, and help them navigate the transition process. We're incredibly grateful for WWP's continued investment in our mission and the opportunity to keep showing up for the Rangers and families we serve." said Mike Hall, Executive Director of Three Rangers Foundation.
The partnership between TRF and WWP has continued for several years, reflecting a shared commitment to ensuring veterans, service members, and their families have access to meaningful support. Through this collaboration, both organizations bring their expertise and resources together to strengthen the network of care available to those who have served.
"A service member's, veteran's, or caregiver's challenges don't arrive one at a time, and the solutions shouldn't either," said Ashley Bunce, WWP's director of Community Partnerships and Investments. "That's why our partnership with Three Rangers Foundation is about more than supporting an individual program. It's about connecting expertise, closing gaps in care, and strengthening an ecosystem where warriors and their families can find the right support throughout their lives."
TRF is grateful for WWP's continued partnership and commitment to helping organizations like TRF reach more veterans and their families. Together, the organizations are helping ensure that Rangers have access to the guidance, resources, and community connections they need—not just during transition, but throughout their lives.
To learn more about Three Rangers Foundation and its Ranger for Life Program, visit www.threerangersfoundation.org.
About Three Rangers Foundation
Three Rangers Foundation is dedicated to supporting current and former members of the 75th Ranger Regiment and their families. Through programs and resources focused on military transition, mentorship, education, financial wellness, VA benefits, and support for Gold Star and Fallen Ranger families, TRF works to ensure that Rangers and their families remain connected to a community that understands and supports them.
Learn more at www.threerangersfoundation.org.
About Wounded Warrior Project
Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) is the nation's leading veterans service organization, focused on the total well-being of veterans, service members, and their families. Our programs, advocacy, and awareness efforts help warriors thrive, provide essential lifelines to families and caregivers, and prevent veteran suicides. Learn more about Wounded Warrior Project at www.woundedwarriorproject.org.
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