Support the Warrior Cane Project!
What is the Warrior Cane Project?
The Warrior Cane Project provides specialized canes and training for our wounded veterans. Trainings are held at Marine Corps bases, hospitals and naval hospitals.
The Purpose
Training the Wounded Warriors in Combat Cane serves to:
Help with physical rehabilitation
Build morale among disabled veterans
Allow a Wounded Warrior to maintain partial or full active duty service
Empower Veterans to remain Warriors
Warrior Cane Project in the News
Click here to read "Empowering Those Who are Already Heroes", a recently published article by Robert Clopton posted about the project.
KRLD radio interview, November 2011
Citation of Honor from the USMC awarded Thomas Forman
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“You can do these tactics and be successful
with them. The (Combat) Cane greatly helps level the “field of self-defense” once again (since I lost half my left leg) to my advantage. I am able to take my cane with me to places that I cannot legally carry weapons, so that I always have a way of defending myself and my loved ones against attacks."
-Staff Sergeant Lyons USMC,
Wounded Warrior Regiment
Buy a Cane for
a Wounded Warrior!
Would you please donate a cane to help a brave Warrior who was wounded in service to our country?
Your contribution is 100% tax deductible as a donation to the Metroplex Military Charitable Trust, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Option 1 - Canes
Donate one or more canes. Each hand-carved cane costs $160.00.
Option 2 - Money
Your 100% tax deductible cash donation will go to the purchase and donation of canes to Wounded Warriors. Three options available: $100, $75, $50.
Help Train Wounded Warriors Nationwide!
Due to the success of the initial training sessions, the Marine Corps and the Army have requested Mr. Forman and Valhalla Security Consulting to teach Combat Cane sessions all over the United States and to train Wounded Warriors to become Combat Cane Instructors. These Wounded Warrior instructors can then maintain partial or full active duty service.