Jordan Eshbaugh lost her father and her best friend, SGT Daniel Eshbaugh, U.S. Army at just 9 years old.

Travis Manion Foundation exists to carry on the legacy of character, service and leadership embodied by America’s fallen heroes and all those who have served and continue to serve our nation.

This past October, Travis Manion Foundation hosted our first Leadership Expedition for veterans in Boulder, CO.

From November 10th to November 19th, TMF Spartans came together to serve their communities and continue the legacies of America's fallen heroes.

On TMF’s Leadership Expedition, 12 veterans find the camaraderie, purpose, and character that binds them to their military service, and to one another.

Operation Legacy service projects honor our nation's heroes and bolster our "If Not Me, Then Who..." movement of character, leadership, and selfless service throughout the month of November.

Army Veteran and Operation Legacy service project leader, J Johnson has always had a passion for helping others and making an impact, which is what ultimately led him to join the military.

I think anyone who puts themselves in a position where they would lay down their lives for you is a legacy that demands not just respect, but remembrance." 

How do we shape the character of the next generation?Ashley Marlow, an Operation Legacy project leader and a San Diego middle school counselor asks herself this question every day.

After the economic downturn in Pleasantville, NJ, the small shore town faced a series of challenges after businesses shut down and thousands of jobs were lost.