Our Impact:

Where Your Support Goes

Since our founding, the WJM Foundation has proudly supported a wide range of charities, individuals, and families in need—especially those connected to military service, first responders, cancer research, and educational support. Your generosity has helped us fund scholarships, provide medical aid, and bring relief to countless lives.

Organizations We've Supported

Operation Homefront logo featuring silhouettes of three people inside a house with red, white, and blue colors.
Handwritten thank you note from Operation Homefront with an expression of gratitude and signature from "Chelsey."

Operation Homefront

Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting military families during difficult financial times. They provide critical assistance, housing programs, and morale-boosting events, ensuring military families can thrive in their communities.

Logo of Travis Mills Foundation with stylized letter 'M' and text.

Travis Mills Foundation

​The Travis Mills Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting post-9/11 recalibrated veterans and their families. Founded in 2013 by retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills, one of only five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to survive his injuries, the foundation offers all-inclusive, barrier-free retreats in Maine. These retreats provide veterans and their families with opportunities for adaptive activities, relaxation, and bonding with others who have faced similar challenges.

Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation logo with purple symbol and text in purple and pink.

Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation

The Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation (TNBC Foundation) is a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and providing resources for those affected by triple negative breast cancer. It offers educational materials, support services in collaboration with CancerCare, and hosts community events. The foundation also advocates for better research and care for TNBC patients.

Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation logo featuring scales of justice and eagle emblem.

Marine Corps - Law Enforcement Foundation

The Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation (MC-LEF) is a nonprofit that supports the children of fallen U.S. Marines, Navy Corpsmen, and federal law enforcement officers. Established in 1995, the foundation provides $35,000 educational accounts to each child of a fallen service member. With over $92 million awarded, MC-LEF has assisted more than 4,800 families, ensuring educational support for the children of those who serve.

The Rotary Foundation

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