Group of female mentors set out to develop character in young women.

Travis Manion Foundation (TMF), one of the nation’s leading veteran nonprofit organizations, has been gifted a $250,000, 4-year endowment, which will be known as the “Sheriff Foundation Veteran Leadership Endowment”.

For over a decade, Travis Manion Foundation has been providing best-in-class programs to families of the fallen and veterans, calling upon their strength of character and selfless service to lead our communities and inspire our youth. 

“I look forward to being alongside people who have experienced similar journeys. I think that there’s a huge amount of camaraderie there that helps propel us to do things that we didn’t think that we could do.”

The Employer Support Freedom Award is the highest recognition given by the Department of Defense to employers for their exceptional support of National Guard and Reserve members.

Travis Manion Foundation partners with CrossFit gyms nationwide to raise funds for veteran initiatives

A sixth-grade girl growing up in Pennsylvania’s coal country and America’s cowboy boot-clad president: worlds apart, yet two sides of the same coin.

When we invest in veterans, our youth, communities, and nation thrive.Samantha Schneider, a senior at Desert Ridge High School in Mesa, Arizona, knows first-hand that veterans are civic assets, and...

“When you go through tragedy, you might not have the resilience to write a letter like [the one Tom Hixon wrote about his father]. For Tom and his family to go through the tragedy and still want to give back, still want to do something positive – it meant the world to me, and I could tell it meant the world to those kids.” – Jimmy White, Character Does Matter mentor

Our 7th Annual Gala, at the Philadelphia Union League, Brought Veterans, Families and Youth Together.