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CWVC Honored with Victories for Veterans Grant Award by the Duke Energy Foundation

CWVC Honored with Victories for Veterans Grant Award by the Duke Energy Foundation

by Wendy Westbrook | Oct 19, 2017 | Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ST. PETERSBURG, FL, October 10, 2017 – Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge (“CWVC”) was honored as a recipient of Duke Energy’s and Tampa Bay Rays’ “Victories for Veterans” program. The grant of approximately $8,800 will be used to...
Record-Breaking Coral Planting in FL Keys

Record-Breaking Coral Planting in FL Keys

by Wendy Westbrook | Jun 29, 2017 | Challenge News, In the News, Media

Members of the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge (CWVC) and SCUBAnauts International joined forces with half-a-dozen scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory for a one-day, record-breaking mission on a Florida Keys reef. They planted 500 corals in a day. The number of...
Reef Restoration on the Media Boat

Reef Restoration on the Media Boat

by Wendy Westbrook | Jun 27, 2017 | Challenge News

Fox News is airing the interview they did tomorrow and on July 4. We don’t have an air time so we’ll all have to keep an eye out! [Show slideshow] 1 2 ... 7...

In the News: Mote Marine Lab project works to restore coral reefs

by Wendy Westbrook | Jul 23, 2015 | Challenge News, In the News

GULF OF MEXICO — Mote Marine Laboratory joined forces Monday with members of the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and SCUBAnauts International in an underwater mission to restore Florida’s reef. More than 50 divers planted some 250 fragments of staghorn...
More Reflections from Key West – Mike Waugh

More Reflections from Key West – Mike Waugh

by Wendy Westbrook | Oct 2, 2014 | Challenge News, Inspiration

Mike Waugh Chapter Dive Safety Officer – NAUI/DAN/AAUS Tarpon Springs Chapter of SCUBAnauts Our group’s ability to plant coral on Hero’s Reef, which will have a lasting impact on the planet, had a huge effect on me. We were not just talking about doing something...
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Thank you Bronze Buffalo Foundation!

CWVC President Maj Gen (ret) Scott Gray, his wife Jackie, and former CWVC President Capt (Navy ret) Dom Gorie, his wife Wendy had the honor and privilege of attending and speaking to members of the Bronze Buffalo Foundation (BBF) at the Rocky Mountain Economic Summit this past week. Members of the Bronze Buffalo Foundation realizing the importance of CWVC’s mission, and wanting to ensure it continues to serve and improve the lives of wounded, ill, and injured service members pledged $160,000 to ensure CWVC can carry on its mission. Thank you to members of Bronze Buffalo Foundation, and to David Kotok for the invitation to speak at the summit. Your donation will directly benefit those who have served and need our continued support.

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