“Being recognized by one’s peers is a very high accolade, Project Enduring Pride (PEP) so honored this past January when it was heralded as the Washingtonian of the Year. The honor by Washingtonian Magazine, is restructured to 10 who make life better for the greater Washington, D.C. community, and so PEP has been noted as a “Difference Maker”. I say, true it was PEP who made a difference, and truly, PEP is nothing more than its volunteer staff and clients, the wounded warriors. As we “Pay it forward “ for this year, I stop and say to you, 'Thank you for helping us accomplish our mission and please, keep up prodding us to do more for the wounded'”.
Ken Strafer, Executive Director
Project Enduring Pride is a community outreach program that works with and assists the severely wounded warriors returning from Afghanistan and Iraq and now recuperating at Military Medical Centers and Veterans Administrations Hospitals in the Washington, Richmond or Baltimore areas.
Our goal at PEP is continue our recognized contribution to augment and supplement the professional healthcare programs at Military and Veterans Administration hospitals with activities that challenge the mind, body, and help build stronger families. Our volunteers are out there on a regular basis working to make PEP a strong viable and useful service to the wounded service members while having fun.
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“Being recognized by one’s peers is a very high accolade, Project Enduring Pride (PEP) so honored this past January when it was heralded as the Washingtonian of the Year. The honor by Washingtonian Magazine, is restructured to 10 who make life better for the greater Washington, D.C. community, and so PEP has been noted as a “Difference Maker”. I say, true it was PEP who made a difference, and truly, PEP is nothing more than its volunteer staff and clients, the wounded warriors. As we “Pay it forward “ for this year, I stop and say to you, 'Thank you for helping us accomplish our mission and please, keep up prodding us to do more for the wounded'”. 
