The Call of Duty Endowment had its biggest year ever in 2019, with more than 11,000 veterans placed in high-paying jobs upon returning to civilian life. The organization has now surpassed 66,000 total placements in pursuit of its goal of 100,000 total by 2024. Activision Blizzard CEO and Call of Duty Endowment co-founder Bobby Kotick said:

Last year, we placed 11,661 heroes into new jobs, and our cost of placement remains a fraction of the Department of Labor?s placement expense. The average starting salary is over $60,000, and over 81% of our placements are in jobs lasting one year or longer. The Call of Duty Endowment team continues to lead our efforts with excellence.

The organization released a series of stats for 2019, highlighting the growing impact the Call of Duty Endowment has had in its 10 years. These stats include analysis of the economic value of placed veterans, retention rates, starting salaries, and the general reach that its many campaigns had during the year.
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