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. 

Registration is now open for the 2025 9/11 Heroes Run, hosted by Travis Manion Foundation. Presented by USAA, the 9/11 Heroes Run preserves the legacy of our nation's heroes by ensuring the next generation understands what it means to lives with courage, character, and commitment.

Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) ranks #10 on the 2025 NonProfit Times’ Best Nonprofits to Work For list, marking its highest placement since 2019 and the top spot among veteran service organizations. This recognition reflects TMF’s strong workplace culture and staff's deep commitment to serving veterans and families of the fallen.

Throughout Memorial Day Weekend, more than 2,500 volunteers participated in The Honor Project, visiting our nation’s fallen heroes and standing in for families and friends unable to visit their loved ones.

In honor of Military Appreciation Month in May, the PGA Tour's Truist Championship recognized Travis Manion Foundation as the charity of the day on Thursday, May 8. The event took place at the Philadelphia Cricket Club for the first time in its history. 

Travis Manion Foundation expands The Honor Project to 60 national cemeteries over Memorial Day Weekend, mobilizing volunteers to honor 10,000 fallen military heroes with personal visits – pausing to reflect on the sacrifices of those service members and preserve their legacies.

Starbucks is honoring Military Appreciation Month through a powerful partnership with Blue Star Families and Travis Manion Foundation. Learn how purchasing a military-themed eGift card in May supports programs for service members, veterans and their families, turning gratitude into meaningful action.

Willow Clerici is a dedicated Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) Mentor, using her lived experiences to empower youth—especially those with special needs—with messages of courage, character, and leadership. Inspired by the loss of her brother, a 9/11 first responder, Willow found healing through service. Now, she’s beginning a new chapter in TMF’s Spartan Leadership Program to grow as a community leader and deepen her impact. 

This past year, Travis Manion Foundation’s CEO Ryan Manion stepped far outside of her comfort zone—into the woods, into silence, and into something that would leave a lasting mark.

Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) and USAA Foundation are empowering surviving family members of fallen heroes through Survivor Expeditions, leadership programs, and the national initiative Face the Fight, all aimed at fostering healing, purpose, and community impact.