Travis Manion Foundation celebrates Army veteran and TMF Spartan Rebecca “Becca” Tutela, selected by the Bob Woodruff Foundation to attend the Super Bowl with her family. Becca’s story highlights her continued service through TMF’s Character Does Matter program and Spartan Leadership Program, demonstrating how TMF and BWF empower veterans to lead, grow, and thrive long after the uniform comes off.

Philadelphia Eagles’ Lane Johnson stars in a new NFL My Cause My Cleats documentary spotlighting how the mission of Travis Manion Foundation inspired him on and off the field. Stand Together works closely with NFL players to amplify stories of community impact and support causes they believe in. Through My Cause My Cleats, they are helping players like Lane accelerate their efforts and shine a spotlight on organizations, like TMF, whose work changes lives.

Veteran volunteers from Travis Manion Foundation (TMF), The Mission Continues, and RTX revitalized indoor and outdoor spaces at the Southwest Boys & Girls Club of Hartford, improving the city’s oldest club for learning and play. Supported by RTX, and strengthened by TMF’s 2025 acquisition of The Mission Continues, the project highlights how veterans are coming together to lead, serve, and address critical needs across Hartford.

TMF was recently named the highest-raising nonprofit partner in the history of the GovX Gives Back campaign, raising over $55,000 to empower veterans and families of the fallen.

Stand Together Foundation’s Austin benefit concert for Travis Manion Foundation united music and service, raising support for veterans and honoring 9/11 heroes.

Travis Manion Foundation honors Suicide Prevention Week by addressing the loss of purpose and community many veterans face after service. Through programs like THRIVE, the Spartan Leadership Program, and Character Does Matter, TMF helps veterans build resilience, reconnect, and find new purpose—offering proactive support long before crisis.

Travis Manion Foundation (TMF), in partnership with USAA, kicks off its 18th annual 9/11 Heroes Run race series—the largest season yet with events in more than 100 communities worldwide. Inspired by 1stLt Travis Manion, USMC, the races honor the heroes of September 11, military service members, and first responders who continue to serve with courage and sacrifice.

Travis Manion Foundation has received a $250,000 grant through the 2025 Bezos Courage & Civility Award, thanks to Admiral William H. McRaven and his wife, Georgeann. The grant will support TMF’s programs that empower veterans and families of the fallen through mentorship, leadership development, and community-building initiatives.

In July, Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) hosted its first-ever Volunteer Leader Workshop—an event bringing together some of TMF’s most committed volunteers for training, connection, and inspiration.

In a strategic step forward for the veteran community, Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) and The Mission Continues (TMC) announced they are joining forces - bringing together two leading veteran service organizations with the shared mission of empowering veterans to lead, serve, and strengthen communities nationwide.