Darby’s Warrior Support recently honored 6 Ranger Family members with scholarship money from the Ranger Scholarship Fund. DWS has donated $11,000 to this fund over the last couple years. Darby’s Warrior Support offers scholarships and support to military members who return home from war zones and their families. “These service members and their families can face extreme challenges when they …
Join Darby’s Warrior Support for our auction event and help us Lead The Way as we raise money to support our wounded warfighters. We will be hosting a Live & Silent Auction Event on Saturday, August 27th, 2016 at 6:00 pm at the Cross County Chamber of Commerce’s Technical Center For The Delta located at 1790 Falls Blvd. in Wynne, Arkansas. In addition to the auction main event …
Darby’s Warrior Support Asks You To Give Online Through ArkansasGives.org On April 7th Supporters will have an opportunity to stretch their charitable dollars by making online gifts to Darby’s Warrior Support through ArkansasGives.org from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 7. Last year ArkansasGives raised $2 million online in one day for more than 350 nonprofits statewide. This year’s goal is $4 million. “Your online donation April 7 …
Special forces support organization uses duck hunting to help heal wounds According to retired Army Ranger Michael Schlitz, homelessness, unemployment and suicide rates are at record highs among combat veterans. A Searcy nonprofit organization seeks to change those odds for wounded veterans in the special forces by bringing them together in an Arkansas way -duck hunting. Darby’s Warrior Support, formerly …
The Ranger Base Biscoe Bunkhouse is finished and open for the 2015-2016 duck season. Newly constructed and completely handicapped-accessible, the lodge provides a state-of-the-art kitchen with an adjoining dining room surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows and a table big enough to comfortably host large parties. A cozy den with deep couches, chairs and a large-screen TV finishes out the main living …
Check out Darby’s Warrior Support’s new promotional video to learn about our mission, and how you can help.
Our warriors give us purpose, and we take the opportunity to give back, by giving them a safe place to heal, full of caring, camaraderie and understanding in a unique environment. Read our newest annual report to learn about Darby’s Warrior Support’s mission and activities in 2015 and then see how you can help. DOWNLOAD THE 2015 DWS ANNUAL REPORT
What becomes of old generals? At least one welcomes wounded Army Rangers for duck hunts at his place. What does that have to do with soldiering? By God’s grace, nothing at all. BALD KNOB – Four Army Rangers walk into a backyard in Bald Knob. Between the four of them, these soldiers have more than 20 deployments to the world’s …
Why A New Name? The organization formerly known as the Operation Wounded Warrior Support (OWWS), has recently been through a brand change. With a new brand for the organization comes a new name. OWWS will now be called Darby’s Warrior Support (DWS). Our organization was in need of a new name for several reasons. Confusion was one of the main …
We are incredibly fortunate to have major progress happening with our Ranger Base Biscoe Bunkhouse. We are excited to be able to host twice as many vets when the project is complete. This new Bunkhouse is in addition to “The Duck House.” We are so excited DWS continues to grow and, with these new additions, what the future will bring …
