Alexi discovered welding in high school and knew instantly it was the path she wanted to follow. “I fell in love with welding. Always wanted to do it,” she said.
Growing up in Massachusetts, Seth’s formative years were anything but ordinary. “My parents were entrepreneurs. They owned multiple companies between social media, fitness, and martial arts,” he recalls. Immersed in
I came in to WFW with no welding experience at all, open minded and wondering if I was even going to like welding. First month was rough learning a new
“Just the fact of having something [Machining] that not only ignited that passion that I had for other stuff but also made it more real and gave me this opportunity.”
Growing up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Chaelynn was an athletic child with boundless energy, participating in every sport she could— softball, basketball, football, and cross country. Her competitive spirit and
“Workshops for Warriors transformed my journey, opening doors to growth, purpose, and lifelong connections. It has shaped who I am today and inspired who I aim to become.” When transitioning
“I feel like I have the skill set to be successful.” Ashley, a native of Middletown, New York, found herself navigating life’s challenges early on when her parents divorced during
“I’m on a new path, and I’m excited to see where it leads.” Carlos grew up in Southern California, navigating a childhood that took him from the small town of
“To everyone at Workshops for Warriors, thank you. You’re amazing.” Robert‘s journey from Marine to welder began while he was transitioning from the military to civilian life. Hailing from a