Re-deploy your Dividend

Join a mission-driven grassroots movement of servicemembers leveraging their $1,776 Warrior Dividend to fund high-impact, evidence-based charities that improve health outcomes and livelihoods.

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Why Now?

  • U.S. servicemembers just received the $1,776 Warrior Dividend, a collective $2.6 billion investment in our community.
  • Global development assistance for health fell 21% from 2024 to 2025, leaving a $10.5 billion gap in support for the world’s most vulnerable populations [1].
  • With the nation’s 250th anniversary ahead, re-deploying even a portion of this bonus can turn gratitude into stability and impact.

Just $1,776 can provide one of the following:

  • Deworm 3,552+ children
  • Help prevent anemia for 3,552+ children
  • Provide 1,044+ people with safe water for a year

How It Works

Direct giving, public accountability, and a simple ask to share.

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Pledge

Add your rank and service so others see the momentum building in our community.

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Give

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Share

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This is a personal initiative. It is not an official military solicitation and does not seek donations from subordinates.

Goal: $250,000 committed to honor 250 years of American Giving

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Recommended Charities

We recommend a short list of vetted, evidence-based organizations that have strong track records delivering measurable results.

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Why the Warrior Difference Project

We started this effort from a simple recognition: we’ve been given an opportunity to pay it forward with this unexpected gift.

  • We’re grateful for the Warrior Dividend and the recognition of service and sacrifice it represents.
  • For many of us, this bonus isn’t essential to meeting basic needs; steady pay and benefits provide stability.
  • That security gives us a chance to pay it forward with evidence-based impact.

Why Act Now

  • Global humanitarian needs are at historic levels while funding has been sharply reduced.
  • Redirecting a portion of the dividend is not about obligation or virtue—it’s about using resources well.

What We Hope to Do

  • As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, we want to turn what we’ve been given into something that meaningfully helps others.
  • Even small contributions, made collectively, can have outsized impact.

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Giving What We Can

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Why Evidence Action?

Evidence Action partners with governments to deliver proven health solutions at massive scale, improving health and economic outcomes for entire generations.

Deworm the World

2+ billion treatments since 2014.

Every dollar invested in this intervention generates $169 for these children's future incomes.

Safe Water

$15m+ in illness costs averted.

Households in Kenya, Malawi, and Uganda avoided out-of-pocket health expenditures.

Vitamin Supplementation

4.6-point IQ boost.

Weekly iron and folic acid supplements cut anemia risk for schoolchildren in India and Malawi.

Syphilis-Free Start

64,700 DALYs averted.

In Zambia, the program forecasts $20 per DALY over 10 years, around 60x more cost-effective than the World Health Organization's benchmark.

Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) are a common way to measure the burden of disease in a population by combining years of life lost to premature death and the years lived with a disability due to a disease. Evidence Action recently published a piece explaining the metric. Read the DALYs explainer.