Wake for Warriors is a 501 (c) 3 all volunteer non profit organization dedicated to assisting veterans and their families.
Wake for Warriors is not just another veterans charity; it's a lifeline for our wounded veterans and their families. Through the transformative power of water sports, we provide therapeutic experiences that go beyond the ordinary. Wakeboarding and wake surfing aren't just thrilling activities; they serve as pathways to physical and emotional healing for those who have sacrificed so much for our country.
our mission
Founded in 2012 by combat veterans with a focus on peer to peer healing.
2025 Season Calendar Is Open for Applications:
Help us make 2025 the most impactful year yet.
Help us make 2025 the most impactful year yet.
Our 100% pass-through rate ensures that Your support reaches its fullest potential, making an immediate and lasting impact on the mission of Wake for Warriors.
Our veterans stepped up for us
โnow itโs our turn.
Your support fuels connection, restores hope, and creates life-changing opportunities for healing through watersports. Every dollar goes directly to empowering veterans, building community, and making an impact that lasts far beyond the water.
Join us in bringing more veterans into the Wake for Warriors familyโbecause healing happens together.
The Events
We have the best boats, the best gear, and the best people on hand so you can relax in a ZERO pressure environment. Our drivers and coaches focus on fun and building skill on an individualized level as you progress.
We cover food, travel, lodging, and equipment. All you have to do is apply. If your application is accepted, weโll reach out to arrange travel and answer any questions that you may have.
No experience required.
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โWake for warriors has given me the opportunity to do something I've always wanted to do. I not only get to try, but I have been taught well enough to ride, which makes me a step closer to the mentality that 'this is my life, it is normal. I am normal.'"
-Tony Mullis, U.S. MARINES