Parker’s Kitchen Supports Local Veterans

Parker’s Kitchen is supporting local veterans and service members in Georgia and South Carolina with a round-up campaign at all Parker’s Kitchen locations benefitting Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), the retailer said in a press release sent to NACS. In observance of National Military Appreciation Month, the company said it will match 50% of every customer donation throughout the month of May to amplify the impact.

Parker’s Kitchen launched its third annual round-up campaign benefiting WWP in March 2026, matching 25% of every customer donation. The WWP round-up campaign will continue at all Parker’s Kitchen locations through July 5, 2026.

“Veterans are truly our nation’s heroes, and we consider it a privilege to give back to those who have made significant sacrifices to protect our freedoms,” said Parker’s Kitchen Founder and Executive Chairman Greg Parker. “Through our partnership with Wounded Warrior Project, we’re able to offer support through life-changing programs.”

Parker’s Kitchen said it first joined forces with WWP in 2024 to help provide services and programs at no cost to local post-9/11 veterans, active-duty service members, their families and caregivers. To date, Parker’s Kitchen has donated more than $660,000 to the award-winning nonprofit organization.

WWP’s programs, advocacy and awareness efforts “help warriors thrive, provide essential lifelines to families and caregivers and help prevent veteran suicides.”

In 2025, the retailer opened Parker’s House: A Home for Women, the first facility in the region dedicated to supporting unaccompanied homeless women. Read more about the facility in the September 2025 issue of NACS Magazine feature “Giving Back: A Core Value at Parker's Kitchen.”

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