Annual Report
TMF’s Model of Impact
TMF programs continue to prove that investing in veterans and families of the fallen has a far-reaching impact. TMF empowerment and self-development programs provide benefits not only to the veterans and survivors themselves, but also to the youth they mentor and the communities they serve. Our model of impact has a ripple effect nationwide, strengthening our country’s character in multiple ways.
While it saddens me that brave Americans experience hardships after serving and sacrificing for our country, I am so proud that many of these heroes turn to TMF to help them through difficult times. Our community—led by veterans and families of the fallen—steps up every time to embrace their brothers and sisters and remind them that they have a purpose. Despite their different backgrounds, these veterans and survivors, our country’s greatest civic assets, come together and serve as leaders in their communities and mentors to the next generation.
The result is a powerful movement that is uniting communities nationwide. I am so grateful to all who choose to be part of the “If Not Me, Then Who…” movement by serving with and supporting TMF.
CEO, Travis Manion Foundation
Proactively Addressing the Veteran Mental Health Crisis
When veterans feel alone or hopeless, they are at a much greater risk for suicide. Feeling connected to others and serving a higher purpose improves their mental health and helps them thrive. That’s TMF’s impact—helping veterans move away from crisis and towards thriving.
While clinical mental health care is vital, TMF is focused on proactively preventing our nation’s heroes and surviving families from ever reaching a point of crisis by addressing these risk factors through programs that connect them with a community of people who understand them and encourage them.
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“I felt safe enough to open up.”
Before he participated in the 7-month Spartan Leadership Program (SLP), Army veteran Jeremiah Pauley felt isolated and lost, even in the presence of his own family. He faced unemployment and continued to feel burdened with grief and guilt over the death of his teammate in Iraq in 2006. TMF gave him the opportunity to connect with others who understood him in an environment where he felt safe enough to finally open up. Empowered by this new sense of camaraderie and an understanding of his own strengths as a leader, Jeremiah found a new purpose in serving his community.
After completing SLP, participants like Jeremiah report a 27% increase in feeling that their life has a clear sense of purpose and a 27% improvement in their mental and emotional health.
Connecting Veterans and Survivors to High-Quality Mental Health Resources
While TMF focuses primarily on preventing veterans and survivors from reaching a point of crisis, it is critical to ensure that our community has access to mental health care if they need immediate intervention. Interactive and personalized programs help ensure that TMF staff members get to know veterans and survivors well, helping identify unmet mental health needs and connecting them with life-saving resources through our partners at Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) and the George W. Bush Institute’s Veteran Wellness Alliance.
Equipping Heroes to Lead and Serve in Communities
Veterans and surviving families are our nation’s most valuable civic assets. With backgrounds that demand teamwork, resilience, and leadership, they are uniquely positioned to inspire others and serve their communities. TMF programs equip them to do so by providing them with the tools and resources they need to unite their communities. In addition to Spartan Leadership Program, which leads them through an in-depth personal development journey, programs like Survivor Expeditions and other training courses help veterans and survivors thrive in their own lives.
CHANNELING GRIEF THROUGH SERVICE
Army veteran, father and surviving husband Aaron Hudgins had a transformative experience on a TMF Survivor Expedition honoring the legacy of his late wife, SSG Jari Hudgins, Army. Shortly after returning home, Aaron inspired his son, Josh, to go on a Survivor Expedition of his own. Josh returned invigorated by the opportunity to connect with other family members of the fallen and channel his grief through service.
Expedition participants like Aaron and Josh reported increased feelings of belonging to a community and that they can achieve their goals. Empowered by their separate TMF Expedition experiences, Josh and Aaron have led 7 TMF events together, impacting nearly 700 youth.
Mentoring the Next Generation
Supported by TMF programs that improve their mental health and well-being, thousands of veterans and survivors put their passion into action by serving as mentors to youth each year through Character Does Matter (CDM), powered by Under Armour. CDM has continued to expand its reach in innovative ways, offering Mentors the opportunity to connect with youth in classrooms and outside of school through service projects and TMF Youth Clubs.
The impact of CDM is threefold, impacting Mentors, youth, and their communities. Spartans who serve as CDM Mentors report feeling a clear sense of purpose and feeling appreciated, and youth who participate are more likely to serve as positive influences among their peers and agents of change. Over 94% of all students who participated in CDM agreed or strongly agreed where there is a need they will offer assistance whenever they can.
“I knew that my community needed me.”
Youth mentorship is a natural fit for Army and National Guard Veteran Terri Bell. After 16 years in the military, she was searching for a way to continue to serve. Although she tried to give back to her community in different ways, she never felt like she was making a difference—until she found TMF. Now, Terri gives back in a way that helps her feel fulfilled and meets a real need in her community—a neighborhood in Chicago where youth lack positive role models.
Finding Connection Through Service
Led by veterans and families of the fallen across the country, TMF events unite communities by bringing Americans from all walks of life together to honor the fallen. From the 9/11 Heroes Run each fall to national service initiatives around Memorial Day and Veterans Day, these events foster a sense of belonging and help address pressing needs in communities. Ultimately, leading these events enhances volunteer leaders’ well-being and inspires character in the next generation of leaders.
This year, TMF published its first-ever Community Impact Report, which highlights how TMF is uniting Americans and strengthening communities by promoting patriotism, executing a common mission to serve others, and teaching the next generation about character. As part of this report, TMF found:
Teaching the Next Generation to Honor the Fallen
Since 2021, The Honor Project has continued to expand. What started as a way to honor the fallen at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day has grown into an annual tradition at cemeteries nationwide where dedicated volunteers come together to remember service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. In 2024, nearly 2,000 volunteers at 47 cemeteries honored 10,000 fallen heroes. Veteran Mentors who participate in The Honor Project deliver character briefs to youth volunteers, ensuring the next generation understands the true meaning of our heroes’ service and sacrifices.
TMF initiatives—from our Character Does Matter program to our 9/11 Heroes Run events—take place in communities nationwide. The map below highlights locations of our regional offices, communities where TMF Chapters are active, and other areas with TMF programming and events.
Increased Participation Continues to Yield Improvements in Well-being
TMF research has continued to show that veterans and families of the fallen report improvements in mental health and well-being as their involvement with TMF increases. These results are especially evident among those who participated in the 7-month Spartan Leadership Program and Character Does Matter youth mentoring program.
Key Finding #1
Participation in TMF programs leads to improved mental health and well-being scores among veterans and families of the fallen.
Key Finding #2
Participants who are both veterans and survivors gain the most from increased participation in TMF programs.
Veterans and surviving families find community and purpose by developing personally and committing to serve their communities. Ultimately, their involvement with TMF is both a protective factor for their mental health and a benefit to the communities they serve.
- Spartan Leadership Program graduates reported a 20.3% increase in feeling a sense of community through TMF and a 27% improvement in their overall mental health.
- Veterans and families of the fallen who serve as Mentors to youth report the highest scores for sense of purpose among participants in all TMF programs.
- Survivor Expedition participants reported 8.8% improvements in feelings of purpose and achievement.
finding purpose with TMF
As an Army veteran and the surviving spouse of SFC Bradley Bohle, Army, Lizzie White brought a unique perspective to the Spartan Leadership Program (SLP). In addition to helping her fellow veterans and survivors understand one another, Lizzie learned about herself as a leader during SLP. “The Spartan Leadership Program helped me to take a deep dive into the relationships I value, learn how to find meaning and purpose by using my strengths and gave me a space to brainstorm ideas to engage in my community.”
Through TMF, Lizzie has pursued multiple opportunities including personal development, youth mentorship, community service, and athletic events—finding purpose among a supportive community of people who understand her.
Building Veteran-led Volunteer Networks
TMF has intentionally expanded its nationwide reach, offering more opportunities to unite communities and honor the fallen. Dedicated volunteers with a passion for service are at the heart of this expansion.
Through training opportunities for volunteer leaders and events that bring them together to share best practices with one another, TMF is fostering a robust network of passionate veterans, survivors, and inspired civilians who bring the mission to life in their communities. Because of the continued growth of TMF Chapters, more veterans and families of the fallen have access to a supportive community and opportunities to develop character in the next generation.
Expanding Access to Character Development for Youth
In order to meet youth nationwide in communities that have not yet been introduced to TMF programming, TMF developed a collection of Veterans Day resources for educators, including a video and activities tailored to different age groups, to support teachers in talking about the holiday’s meaning in the classroom. The resources infused character education into easy-to-use curriculum that helped educators and spread awareness about TMF.
TMF reached new audiences with these resources, helping to connect school communities with Veteran Mentors. As a result, over 125,000 youth were impacted by Character Does Matter programming.
Past Reports
Community Impact Report 2025
Download the ReportVeteran Wellness Case Study - 2021
Download the ReportResponsible Stewardship of Donor Investments
For each dollar donated, 86 cents fund programs that empower veterans and families of the fallen to develop character in future generations. TMF is committed to responsible stewardship of 100% of donor gifts, with continued investments in enhancing programs for veterans and families of the fallen and expanding our reach.
TMF holds a Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid (formerly Guidestar), has been identified as a Four Star Charity by Charity Navigator since 2015, and is a BBB Accredited Charity.
Of every donated dollar, 86 cents goes directly back to veterans and families of the fallen. Together, we create long-lasting impact in the lives of our nation's heroes and the communities they serve.
A Four Star Charity rating by Charity Navigator since 2015.
A platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid (formerly Guide Star) — an honor reserved for only 15% of the tens of thousands of charities they evaluate every year.
Meets BBB’s standards for charity accountability.
- 38.00%Foundations
- 20.00%Individuals
- 16.00%Corporations
- 13.00%In-Kind Contributions
- 9.00%Program Services
- 4.00%Other Revenue
- 29.00%Character Does Matter (CDM)
- 21.00%Veteran Services
- 14.00%9/11 Heroes Run
- 8.00%Fundraising
- 6.00%Operation Legacy
- 6.00%General & Admin
- 5.00%Survivor Expeditions
- 5.00%Other Programming
- 4.00%Other Athletic Events
- 2.00%Spartan Leadership Program
Continued Progress Toward Long-Term Sustainability Goals
Since partnering in 2021 with Deloitte Consulting Services on the development of a multi-year strategy for growth and organizational sustainability, TMF has been working toward achievable and bold goals to expand impact on veterans, families of the fallen, youth, and the communities we serve.
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Local Communities Served
TMF’s strategy consists of three phases: build, with a focus on developing volunteer leaders; grow, with a focus on increasing the number of volunteers impacting communities; and thrive, with a focus on increasing the number of Spartans living the “If Not Me, Then Who…” ethos nationwide.
We are currently in the build phase, focused on the following areas:
INNOVATIVE DIGITAL STRATEGIES
Expanding online and hybrid services, including training and mental health strategies for veterans seeking our services
Investing in Volunteer Leaders
Developing engaged Spartans to lead chapters and execute service initiatives in 100 communities
DEEPENING VETERAN IMPACT ON YOUTH
Creating additional, high-touch, practical application components of the Character Does Matter program that connects veterans and youth in meaningful ways
DATA COLLECTION AND TECHNOLOGY
Developing technological infrastructure to effectively support the continued growth of the organization and measure the impact of TMF on the 100,000 veterans we will support
Our Sponsors
Special thanks to Spartan Society, our recognition program for top-tier donors.
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Tim and Heather Richmond
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Bronze: $1,000 - $2,500
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Corporations & Foundations
IF NOT ME, THEN WHO…: $1M+
A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation
Boeing Company
Johnson & Johnson
Morel Family Foundation
Under Armour Inc.
Wounded Warrior Project
CHARACTER CHAMPION: $250K - $999,999
The Sheriff Family Foundation
The USAA Foundation
DIAMOND: $100,000 - $249,999
AMERI-CANS
Audacy
Flags of Valor
Starbucks Coffee Company
The McCausland Foundation
The Milbank Foundation
Truist Charitable Fund
USAA Small Business Insurance
TITANIUM: $50,000 - $99,999
BLBB Charitable Foundation
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Fidelity
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Hunt Military Communities
Jocko Fuel
Kenvue
Lightening The Load
Pep Boys
Pritzker Military Foundation
REE Medical, LLC
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Amazin' Mets Foundation
Amazon
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BP Environmental Services, Inc.
Costco Wholesale
Fifth Generation Inc.
Finance of America CARES Foundation
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Jocko Fuel Cookies & Cream Sales
Justamere Foundation
Kenvuer Impact Network Veteran Group
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Macerich
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NFL Foundation, Inc.
Oberweiler Foundation
Oracle Corporation
PenFed Foundation
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Protekt Products, Inc
Sheet Metal Contractors Association
TIFF Advisory Services, Inc.
University of Pennsylvania Health System
USS Midway Museum
VetsAid
Vystar Foundation
EMERALD: $10,000 - $19,999
A P Kirby, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
AbbVie Inc.
Advanced Management Strategies Group, Inc.
Barney Family Foundation
Booz Allen Hamilton
Charles and Joan Hermanowski Family Foundation
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Cranaleith Foundation, Inc.
Crown Auto Logistics Inc.
DAV Charitable Service Trust
Disabled Veterans National Foundation
E.R. Squibb & Sons, LLC
Emergent Devices, Inc.
Firstrust Bank
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Garbarino Family Charitable Fund
Golwas Family Foundation
Graphite GTC
Greco Promotions
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Hormel Foods
Intuit
JDT Petroleum Equipment, Inc.
Leidos
LMCC of the IBEW 98/NECA
Macquarie Group
Mgmt Data Systems International, Inc.
Moss Adams
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National Retail Systems, Inc.
Parx Casino
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Ron & Joy Feigles Charitable Fund
RTI International
Seravalli Foundation
TA Realty, LLC
Tailgreeter
The Brennan Family Foundation
The Charles Foundation
The Gift of Hope Foundation
The Harkins Foundation, Inc.
The USAA Corporation
The Wawa Foundation Inc.
TowerCares Foundation
Truist Insurance Holdings
VFW National Headquarters
Volvo Cars Annapolis
GOLD: $5,000 - $9,999
American Legion Cherry Hill Post 372
Applegate Family Fund
ARCOSA
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Change Starts With Me
Cliffwater
CSX Transportation
David Weekley Homes
Eagles Charitable Foundation
Fidelity Investments - TX
Foundations Community Partnership
Gennadius Foundation
Homes for Heroes Foundation
Houston Professional FF's Assoc Charitable Fdn
Integra Foundation
Jenny's Flowers, LLC
Liberty Coke
McMaster-Carr Supply Company
Mike and Robin Yeager Charitable Fund
Monster Tree Service & Lawn Squad of Bucks and Montgomery County
North Texas Charitable Foundation
Oxley Enterprises
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Penn Community Bank
Pepsi
Perm-A-Seal, Inc.
Philly Chevrolet LMA c/o Agency 720
Polen Capital Managment LLC
Safelite Auto Glass
School District of Superior
SimpleTire, LLC
SmileDoctors, LLC
SRS Raise the Roof Foundation
St Luke's Sports Medicine
Stephen J Beers Revocable Trust
Stokes Material Handling Systems, Inc.
The Albertson's Companies Foundation
The Becket Family Foundation
The Bowles Family Foundation
The Carlyle Group
The Fann Family Foundation
The Girouard Family Foundation
The Grand Hotel of Cape May
The Metzger Family Foundation
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The Taylor Family Foundation
The Tuttleman Foundation
The Williams Companies, Inc.
Theodore A Kienstra Foundation
Town Center Orthopaedic Assoc, PC
Triple-S Steel Stein Family Fund
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP
UNC - Jesse J Moorhead Squadron AFROTC
Verizon
VP Family Foundation
With Honor Action, Inc.
Zero Eyes
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A-G Associates
Ambassador Distributing, LLC / Levitate
American Legion Post 25
APS Building Services
Bancroft Capital
Barry and Dawn Leistner Family Foundation
Bennett Family Charitable Fund
Burger Construction
Cigna
Claneil Foundation
Coastal Prosthetics and Orthotics
Comegys Bight Charitable Foundation
Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond
Davis Infrastructure
Doli Construction Corporation
DPR Construction
Electrolit - CAB Enterprises, Inc.
Enterprise Mobility Foundation
Ernest Bock and Sons, Inc.
Hensel Phelps Construction Co
Houston Police Federal Credit Union
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Krempa Associates Inc.
Marvic Supply Company, Inc.
Maury Donnelly & Parr Insurance
Menard Premium Detailing
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Philadelphia Insurance Companies
Qualcomm
Raymond James and Associates
REV
Rockwood Wealth Management
Sandy Springs Bank
Sigma Health Consulting, LLC
Silver Eagle Distributors
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Talos Energy
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TriState Capital
Turner Construction Company
United Energy Trading, LLC
Welch Graham and Odgen Insurance
West Valley Mavericks Foundation
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12 Hours with 12 Heroes - Grounded CrossFit
Adam Stetser Fundraiser
Anthony Stipa Fundraiser
Celebrity Bartending @ FWOT Restaurant
Christmas Swim Fundraiser
Gerhardt's Halloween Fundraiser
Horse Thieves / Union Horse Company
Pleasantville United Church of Christ Fundraiser
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Independent Fundraising Events
DIAMOND: $100,000 - $249,999
2024 Radiothon
TITANIUM: $50,000 - $99,999
2025 Radiothon
PLATINUM: $20,000 - $49,999
9th Annual PRUM
Barclay Card Walk in Their Honor
Mattalina Winemixer
EMERALD: $10,000 - $19,999
Jim Thorpe Adventure Ride
Nights in Venice
Outset Medical Fundraiser
GOLD: $5,000 - $9,999
Change Starts With Me
2024 Islandman
Shady Side Academy Boys Prep Hockey Charity Game
Superior High School Boys Hockey
Surfside Fitness Warrior Beach Workout
SILVER: $2,500 - $4,999
Cornhole For a Cause
CR CDM 5k
Dress Down Day
MacDonald Wedding Campaign
Ruthless Bastards Poker League/Accurate Acoustical, Inc
BRONZE: $1,000- $2,499
16th SAME Annual Boat Cruise Fundraiser
Ashley DeLauro Half Marathon in Westerly, RI
Colby Ricci Fundraiser - Grand Traverse
Eastlake Dedication honoring Capt Gregory Ratzlaff
Jennifer Hickey Fundraiser - Boston Marathon
Liberty Hill Golf Cannon
Mickey's Black Box Event Concert
Neighborhood Fundraiser
Polar Plunge
Union Horse Co Annual Meeting Fundraiser
