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War Heroes on Water Announces Dates for 2024 Tournament: Sept. 20 - 24

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Tuesday, January 9, 2024

The 2023 event also saw 379 returning and new corporate and private donors and sponsors who care about our veterans and understand how this tournament is changing—and saving—lives.

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The 2023 event also saw 379 returning and new corporate and private donors and sponsors who care about our veterans and understand how this tournament is changing—and saving—lives.
"WHOW continues to change and save the lives of veterans, who have selflessly sacrificed so much for our country," said WHOW Founder Anthony Hsieh.
I can’t wait to bring everyone together again to show our veterans the love and support they need and deserve.”
WHOW was founded by Hsieh in 2018.
To learn more and make a tax-deductible donation to this event or to join the amazing WHOW fleet, please visit www.warheroesonwater.com .

loanDepot featured in Orange County Business Journal’s fourth annual report on “Companies That Care”

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Monday, December 18, 2023

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loanDepot, Inc. ("LDI" or "Company") (NYSE: LDI), a leading provider of home lending solutions that enable customers to achieve the dream of home ownership, has been named in Orange County Business Journal’s fourth annual “ Companies That Care ” report, recognizing the companies making Orange County a better place for all.

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loanDepot, Inc. ("LDI" or "Company") (NYSE: LDI), a leading provider of home lending solutions that enable customers to achieve the dream of home ownership, has been named in Orange County Business Journal’s fourth annual “ Companies That Care ” report, recognizing the companies making Orange County a better place for all.
With a culture deeply rooted in volunteerism and community support, loanDepot earned a place on the list for its ongoing support of non-profit organizations that serve Orange County, where the company is headquartered.
“Each year, team loanDepot members are provided with paid time off to help them pursue their volunteer work in the community.
As one of the country's top providers of VA loans, loanDepot is deeply committed to serving the military community.

World’s Largest Non-profit Sportfishing Tournament, War Heroes on Water, Concludes Sixth Annual Event Following Weigh-in Celebration and Awards Ceremony

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Wednesday, September 27, 2023

View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230927016923/en/

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View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230927016923/en/
United States Military veterans fishing off the coast of Southern California during the sixth annual War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament.
“Every year it’s so special to be out on the water with our veterans, to hear the stories of our heroes,” said WHOW Founder Anthony Hsieh.
“Listening to their experience from overseas, what they believe in and what motivates them is so powerful.
Their honor, their commitment and their sacrifice to our country is not an act, it’s as authentic as anything can be.

Sixth Annual War Heroes on Water Charity Sportfishing Tournament Kicks Off, Bringing Hope and Healing to Combat-Wounded Veterans

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Sunday, September 24, 2023

The highly anticipated 2023 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament supporting combat-wounded veterans kicked off yesterday, returning to Newport Beach, Calif., for its spectacular sixth year.

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The highly anticipated 2023 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament supporting combat-wounded veterans kicked off yesterday, returning to Newport Beach, Calif., for its spectacular sixth year.
View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230924687840/en/
Combat wounded United States military veterans were greeted by captains and crews during the 2023 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) send-off celebration as they headed out to sea for the three-day therapeutic sportfishing tournament.
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The WHOW tournament schedule began with a welcome reception on Saturday, where veterans received a hero’s welcome as they gathered with captains, crews and supporters.
What Anthony Hsieh has created and given us, what the whole team at WHOW has done, has absolutely been amazing.

World’s Largest Non-profit Sportfishing Tournament Benefiting Combat-wounded Veterans, War Heroes on Water, Returns for Sixth Annual Event

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Thursday, August 24, 2023

In just one month's time, 125 United States Military veterans will join Southern California’s sportfishing community for the sixth annual War Heroes On Water (WHOW) event.

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In just one month's time, 125 United States Military veterans will join Southern California’s sportfishing community for the sixth annual War Heroes On Water (WHOW) event.
This transformative three-day sportfishing tournament brings hope and healing to combat-wounded veterans, aiding their recovery from the physical and emotional wounds of war.
The extraordinary event, which is made possible through the unwavering support of the area’s sportfishing community, features 50 new and returning vessels in this year’s steadfast WHOW fleet.
This extraordinary effort ensures that veterans are embraced during the three-day on-water segment of the tournament.

War Heroes on Water announces dates for 2023 tournament: Sept. 22 - 26

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Tuesday, January 10, 2023

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Jan. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the success of the record-breaking fifth annual tournament in 2022, War Heroes on Water (WHOW) – the transformative sportfishing tournament that helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war – today announced the 2023 event will be held September 22 – 26, 2023 off the waters of Santa Catalina Island, Calif.

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The 2022 event saw more than 225 corporate and private donors and sponsors who care about veterans and understand how WHOW is changing—and saving—lives contribute to the tournament.
Next year, organizers expect to raise $1.5 million to support the event and the year-round services provided by its philanthropic partner, Freedom Alliance.
"Each year, WHOW changes the lives of veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country," said WHOW Founder Anthony Hsieh.
To make a tax-deductible donation to this event or to join the amazing WHOW fleet, please visit: www.warheroesonwater.com .

Combat-wounded veterans celebrate at awards ceremony for fifth annual War Heroes on Water charitable sportfishing tournament

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Thursday, September 29, 2022

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the transformative three-day War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament, United States Military veterans turned-anglers joined together for an emotional awards ceremony Tuesday evening at the Lyon Air Museum in Santa Ana, Calif. Set against the backdrop of WWII-era planes and artifacts, 125 veterans, many of whom have received some of our nation's highest military decorations including the Silver Star and Bronze Star Medals, and the Purple Heart, celebrated their accomplishments on the water with captains and crews as they reflected on the event's critical impact.

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You all are very special people, who have gifts and talents and I'm blessed to be able to know you."
In its fifth annual and largest tournament to-date, the event featured 50 of Southern California's finest sportfishing vessels and raised well over $1 million.
"I hope all of you are as proud as I am in the fifth year of this tournament.
In her second WHOW, Peterson was one of six female veterans who joined this year's tournament.

Fifth annual War Heroes on Water charitable sportfishing tournament kicks off in Newport Beach

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Monday, September 26, 2022

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The highly anticipated 2022 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament for combat-wounded veterans kicked off Saturday. Returning for its stunning fifth year, the transformative sportfishing tournament off the coast of Southern California helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war through the creation of deep and meaningful relationships forged through the thrill of a world-class sportfishing competition.

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The highly anticipated 2022 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament for combat-wounded veterans kicked off Saturday.
Veterans received a hero's welcome when they arrived at the kick-off reception in Newport Beach yesterday, where they gathered with captains, crews and supporters.
This year's WHOW fleet includes more than 50 of the west coast's finest sportfishing vessels, each donated to the tournament by generous SoCal patriots, some participating for the fifth straight year.
War Heroes on Water (WHOW) is an annual sportfishing tournament of unprecedented scale that supports combat-wounded veterans' programs.

125 military veterans welcomed to Newport Beach as War Heroes on Water prepares for fifth annual and largest event

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Saturday, September 24, 2022

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- 125 military veterans from across the country arrived in Newport Beach, Calif. today for War Heroes on Water (WHOW), the transformative sportfishing tournament that helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war. In its fifth annual and largest tournament to date, the event will directly serve the veterans on board more than 50 of Southern California's finest sportfishing yachts for a weekend of world-class angling, while raising funds to support thousands more through WHOW's 501c3 partner, Freedom Alliance.

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Public invited to cheer on our nation's heroes during patriotic boat parade through Newport Harbor Saturday, September 24
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- 125 military veterans from across the country arrived in Newport Beach, Calif. today for War Heroes on Water (WHOW), the transformative sportfishing tournament that helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war.
WHOW officially kicks off Sat., Sept. 24, when the public is invited to cheer on our veterans during a patriotic and visually stunning community boat parade in Newport Harbor.
The parade provides the community an opportunity to share its deep appreciation for the sacrifices of these brave men and women.
War Heroes on Water (WHOW) is an annual sportfishing tournament of unprecedented scale that supports combat-wounded veterans' programs.

Nation's largest charitable sportfishing tournament supporting veterans, War Heroes on Water, returns for fifth and largest event to date

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Tuesday, July 19, 2022

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., July 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- War Heroes on Water (WHOW), the transformative sportfishing tournament that helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war, returns for its fifth and largest tournament to date. Taking place September 23-27, 2022, the event will directly serve 125 heroes aboard 50 sportfishing yachts from Southern California and beyond. Organizers seek to raise a record $1.7 million, contributing to a landmark $5 million raised over the life of the tournament for its 501c3 partner Freedom Alliance.

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., July 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- War Heroes on Water (WHOW), the transformative sportfishing tournament that helps combat-wounded veterans recover from the physical and emotional wounds of war, returns for its fifth and largest tournament to date.
Taking place September 23-27, 2022, the event will directly serve 125 heroes aboard 50 sportfishing yachts from Southern California and beyond.
"When I envisioned this tournament, my goal was to introduce the healing aspect of the open ocean to a group of veterans.
War Heroes on Water (WHOW) is an annual sportfishing tournament of unprecedented scale that supports combat-wounded veterans' programs.