Wounded Warriors Canada is a 2-star charity with Low demonstrated impact. It has a C grade for results reporting, which is below average. Its funding reserves are within Ci’s reasonable range and can cover eight months of annual program costs. For every dollar donated to Wounded Warriors Canada, 85 cents are available to go to the cause, which is within Ci’s reasonable range.

Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC) is a national mental health charity supporting trauma-exposed professionals (TExPs), organizations, and their families. TExPs are individuals whose work regularly exposes them to traumatic events involving actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence. Founded in 2006, WWC aims to help TExPs build resiliency and recover from post-trauma injuries through education, counselling, and training. The charity notes that traditional mental health awareness programs do not always directly address the effects of chronic and repeated trauma exposure.

WWC’s programs are organized into two areas: Resiliency and Recovery. In F2025, WWC spent $8.0m on its programs but does not provide a breakdown between its two program areas.

The Resiliency program includes 14 subprograms that help TExPs and their families prepare for and manage the effects of repeated exposure to trauma. The programs provide education about trauma, practical skills for coping with its effects, and ongoing support from others with similar experiences. The charity supports resiliency in the workplace by helping TExPs and their organizations recognize the effects of repeated trauma and develop ways to manage them. At home, the programs help TExPs and their families strengthen relationships and support one another. Community-based programs also provide education about trauma and its effects.

The Recovery program includes three subprograms that help TExPs and their families recover from post-trauma injuries and illnesses. The programs provide group-based support where participants can learn about trauma, share experiences, and develop strategies for managing its effects. WWC also connects participants with ongoing member support and community resources to help them through recovery. The program is intended to provide the specific support needed after a post-trauma injury and help individuals and families maintain their recovery over time.

WWC had total revenues of $10.1m in F2025. It received $4.3m in donations and special events revenue, representing 43% of revenue and $5.8m in program and sales revenue, equal to 57% of revenue.

The charity spent $8.0m on its programs, which is 79% of its revenue. It recorded a surplus of $1.4m in F2025.

Administrative costs were $171k, representing 2% of revenue (excluding investment income). The charity spent $557k on fundraising, equal to 13% of donations. Total overhead spending was 15%. For every dollar donated to Wounded Warriors Canada, 85 cents are available to go to the cause. This is within Ci’s reasonable range.

WWC held $5.4m in reserve funds (cash and investments) in F2025. These reserves can cover eight months of annual program costs. This is within Ci’s reasonable range.

This is a charity update that has been sent to Wounded Warriors Canada Canada by Neela Jalilian on August 14, 2026.