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Parker’s Kitchen named Wounded Warrior Project corporate partner of the year

Date: July 21, 2026


SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – The Wounded Warrior Project recognized Parker’s Kitchen as its corporate partner of the year Monday, recognizing the company’s support of veterans and their families throughout Georgia and South Carolina.

Parker’s Kitchen contributed $375,000 to the Wounded Warrior Project.

What company leadership said

Parker’s Kitchen founder Greg Parker said veterans make up an essential part of the company’s team and that their sacrifices are crucial to all facets of American life.

What Wounded Warrior Project leadership said

Wounded Warrior Project CEO Walt Piatt said partnerships with organizations like Parker’s Kitchen are vital to the group’s mission.

“We couldn’t live without them,” Piatt said. “We would not be able to provide our programs simply so veterans wouldn’t get the help they need to come back — truly come back home. Many warriors come out of service, what I call come back from deployment, but coming home is a different journey all together.”

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Parker’s Kitchen named Wounded Warrior Project corporate partner of the year

Date: July 21, 2026


SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – The Wounded Warrior Project recognized Parker’s Kitchen as its corporate partner of the year Monday, recognizing the company’s support of veterans and their families throughout Georgia and South Carolina.

Parker’s Kitchen contributed $375,000 to the Wounded Warrior Project.

What company leadership said

Parker’s Kitchen founder Greg Parker said veterans make up an essential part of the company’s team and that their sacrifices are crucial to all facets of American life.

What Wounded Warrior Project leadership said

Wounded Warrior Project CEO Walt Piatt said partnerships with organizations like Parker’s Kitchen are vital to the group’s mission.

“We couldn’t live without them,” Piatt said. “We would not be able to provide our programs simply so veterans wouldn’t get the help they need to come back — truly come back home. Many warriors come out of service, what I call come back from deployment, but coming home is a different journey all together.”

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