On October 1st, one of the nation’s leading veteran non-profit organizations, Travis Manion Foundation (TMF), will hit a historic mark: 250,000 young people impacted by their Character Does Matter initiative nationwide.

We’re celebrating a milestone with our Spartan members impacting and inspiring a quarter-of-a-million youth across the country.

TMF visits Megyn Kelly TODAY on September 11 to talk about how far we have come as a nation since the tragic events that claimed over 3,000 innocent lives in 2001.

Travis Manion Foundation will host the 11th Annual 9/11 Heroes Run 5K Race Series throughout the month of September, in more than 50 locations across the country and around the world.

On July 22, 2010 Marine Combat Engineer Rob Jones stepped on an improvised explosive device while serving in Afghanistan. The injuries he sustained required two above-the-knee amputations that led to 18 months of grueling rehabilitation and recovery.

Sage Foundation recently launched its list of 2018 Charity Pioneers, an initiative dedicated to  recognizing the top leaders in the non-profit space working with young people, women and military veterans.

Communities across the country benefit when like-minded organizations find ways to fulfill their own mission while supporting one another.

As we celebrate everything that we love about our nation on Independence Day, we remember the values that it was built upon and the Spartans who live to carry them out every day. 

Memorial Day Weekend is the perfect time to honor the past through reflection and build the future through action. Hear how TMF President Ryan Manion and Spartans across the country are doing just that.

Good Morning America featured TMF for a Memorial Day segment in 2018, to speak about honoring our fallen military heroes, and the impact TMF is making on veterans.