The Class of 2020 Has Revealed Themselves To Be The Next Great Generation

Through the turmoil of 2020 so far, the class of 2020, the next great generation, has been a beacon of hope for the nation. Rather than feeling sorry for themselves, young Americans have been stepping up across the nation to show strong character and stand up for what they believe.

Meet Veteran Chuck Segel, Who Found Healing Through Service In Honor of Travis Manion

This Memorial Day, Honor the Fallen by Helping TMF Empower their Families

Character Isn’t Canceled: TMF Spartans Step Up in Response to COVID-19

“If Not Me, Then Who…” Blonde Ale is available to the public, and coming to you soon

The hero-inspired beer that should be on your radar (and in your hand) for 2020.

TMF + Under Armour Freedom, Serving Veterans Who Strengthen Our Nation’s Character

As we accelerate this journey in strengthening and furthering this commitment we have made to the veteran community, we revisit two stories of Character Does Matter mentors who have been impacted by this program.

Our Families of the Fallen Heal Through Service

We believe it is our duty to preserve their legacies of character and service for this generation and the next.

Serving After Service: How Getting Involved Helped Me Overcome My Fears and Rediscover Myself

On National Purple Heart Day, Army veteran Earl Lundy recalls the explosion in Afghanistan that led to his award, and how he came to embody the recognition in the years that followed.

Leaders of TMF Turn Authors in New Book Release, “The Knock at the Door”

TMF is proud to support 3 leaders of our organization--Ryan Manion, Amy Looney, and Heather Kelly--as they share their personal stories of loss, and how each of their journeys took them from the depths of grief and pain to the height of empowerment and inspiration.