On Friday, September 6^th, 2024, over 600 WQW community members came together for one of the most highly anticipated events of the year: Warrior Taste Fest.

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.  

Caregivers have the tools to help Warriors through the residual effects of war: Susan Ziegler is one of these hidden heroes.

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

This year’s Warrior Taste Fest raises $526,000, proceeds to benefit post-9/11 combat veterans and their loved ones

On September 10, 2021 - the day prior to the 20th anniversary of the September 11 - Warriors & Quiet Waters Foundation (WQW) held its signature fundraiser to raise critical operating dollars to fuel WQW's mission. What follows are the opening remarks by WQW CEO Brian Gilman, Colonel, USMC (Ret.).

Saul Martinez, U.S. Army, SGT, (Ret.), shares his journey as an amputee, how others should interact with amputees

Warriors & Quiet Waters Foundation (WQW) raised $199,000 at its annual Journey Home Golf fundraiser.

In 2007, I was listening to a Boston radio station, where a trivia contest was underway.

Trout Unlimited Donates Thousands of Flies to Warriors & Quiet Waters.

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