The rambunctious Wounded Warrior Project embraces multichannel strategies to fund its mission to transition America’s youngest disabled vets back into civilian life.

By Margaret Battistelli Gardner

The wounds and challenges faced by these vets are the same as those of their predecessors. But the mind-set? Not so much. These young men and women, who can communicate with their families and friends even during active duty via cell phones and the Internet, are more likely to seek community online than at the local VFW hall once they get home.