We are thrilled to share the incredible news that our board chair, Sandy Stash, has been elected as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE).

Seventeen years ago, on April 16, Warriors & Quiet Waters gained official recognition as a 501(c)(3) organization. Today, we rejoice in the history and the promising future of WQW.  

Watch our feature on Good Morning America here!

A Note from WQW's CEO as we look back on 2021.

Think of a moment in your life when you have done something incredibly difficult. Your body was probably screaming at you to quit but you kept going because your mind pushed you through.

Meet Thomas - a Warriors & Quiet Waters Volunteer Who is Raising $1500 for Warriors & Quiet Waters on Veterans Day

Supporting American's Veterans is Essential — Now and Always: Guest Post by Jen Perry, President and Owner of Jelt

The philanthropic spirit is strong among Montana State University's Kappa Sigma Fraternity.

In December, the New York Times featured an article hi-lighting the fact that women are the fastest growing demographic in the fly fishing industry.

In honor of WQW’s 10-year anniversary, we’re interviewing individuals who have been involved with Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation in different capacities. This month, we’re interviewing Joe Esparza,

Today, we’re interviewing Dave Kumlien, one of the original founding volunteers and longtime supporter of Warriors and Quiet Waters.

Today, we’re interviewing Jesse LeNeve, a volunteer and a fly fishing guide with Warriors & Quiet Waters.

Today, we’re interviewing Faye Nelson, the Executive Director of Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation (WQW), and one of the first staff hired.