Overview of Wounded Warrior Programs

Advocacy: works on legislaton for injured military.
Alumni: range of programs & events designed for individuals beyond the hospital stay.
Caregiver Retreats: provides caregivers much needed physical and mental rest and rejuvenation
Project Odyssey: outdoor rehabilitative retreat dealing with combat stress.
Soldier Ride: cross country cycling challenge.
TRACK: program offers college preparatory, career skills, veterans advocacy, & recovery.
Warriors to Work: career guidance for transistion into civilian workforce.
WWP Packs: contains essential care and comfort items.
Wounded Warriors Disabled Sports Project: provides year-round sports programs including transportation, lodging, adaptive equipment, and individual instruction.

“In March 2008 at the Memorial Run for the Bataan Death March, at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, thirty-two amputees started the course. I watched this cadre of wounded warriors line up and was amazed. I felt compelled to get involved.”

Terri Krueger, Director & President

Ooh La La Christmas Home Tour in New Mexico, Inc.

is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, started by a group of New Mexicans who wanted to make a difference in the lives of severely injured service men and women. In 2009 and 2010 we have chosen to support the Wounded Warrior Project. On December 12, 2009 at the Army/Navy game, Ooh La La Christmas was proud to present a check to Wounded Warrior Project for $352,000.

On March 31st 2010 Ooh La la Christmas presented a second check to Wounded Warrior Project for $34,000. Total Amount amount raised in 2009 was $386,000.

Thank you New Mexico for your support!

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