Terrence Mahone, S.
Incompetence
As a wounded warrior, when I joined I gave my story upfront. I had a psychotic break in Apr. ‘24 and found myself in legal trouble. No jail/prison time because it was all due to my PTSD, I am however wearing an ankle monitor. I officially joined WWP in the spring of ‘25 (a year after the legal problems started) and attended a few outings which served as a sort of recreational therapy. Fast forward to Sep. ‘25, WWP removes me from all in person events (without telling me) then 4 days later call me back (I called several times) and tell me they removed me from said in person events due to my legal issues that were presented up front. In their words they “dropped the ball” but I’m stuck holding it because of their lack of due diligence. As a vet that suffers from several different mental health diagnoses, this was a great big slap in the face. I was told not to join because of minute things that happened with veterans known to me personally and also by negative reviews due to past issues with donation handling but I am one to judge on my own accord, so I gave it a try. I would not recommend this organization to any veteran as there seems to be incompetence and a lack of integrity at just about every level.
Reply from Wounded Warrior ProjectSep 18, 2025
Terrance, we want to help. Please contact us at [email protected] so we can discuss this further and connect you with available support.
