Ten teen family members of fallen heroes alongside TMF Veteran and Survivor Mentors embarked on a 5-day Expedition in Bozeman, Montana.

Fourteen family members of fallen heroes traveled to Alaska with Travis Manion Foundation to honor their loved ones through a week-long Service Expedition.

 A group of 16 family members of fallen heroes traveled to Salinas, Puerto Rico in January to honor their loved ones through a week-long service Expedition.

Thirteen family members of fallen heroes traveled to Alaska with Travis Manion Foundation to honor their loved ones through a week-long Service Expedition.

Ten teen family members of fallen heroes alongside TMF Veteran and Survivor Mentors embarked on a 5-day Expedition to Quiet Waters Ranch in Bozeman, Montana.

Fifteen family members of fallen heroes traveled with Travis Manion Foundation to New Orleans, LA in March for 3 days of service to rebuild homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in the Lower Ninth Ward.

 A group of 16 family members of fallen heroes traveled to Salinas, Puerto Rico in January to honor their loved ones through a week-long service Expedition.

 Eighteen family members of fallen heroes traveled to Alaska with Travis Manion Foundation to honor their loved ones through a week-long Service Expedition.

Ten teen family members of fallen heroes alongside TMF Veteran and Survivor Mentors embarked on a 5-day Expedition to Quiet Waters Ranch in Bozeman, Montana.

Ten family members of fallen heroes traveled to Atlanta with Travis Manion Foundation to honor their loved ones through a week-long Service Expedition.

Thirteen family members of fallen heroes traveled with Travis Manion Foundation to New Orleans, LA in February for 3 days of service to rebuild communities damaged by Hurricane Ida.

​ A group of 18 veterans and family members of fallen heroes traveled to Salinas, Puerto Rico in January to honor their loved ones through a week-long service Expedition.

17 families of fallen service members came together for a week of service in Big Lake, Alaska in August.

Twelve teen family members of fallen heroes alongside TMF Veteran and Survivor Mentors embarked on a 5-day Expedition this July in Montana. 

Travis Manion Foundation traveled with ten Spartans to Atlanta, GA for a five-day service Expedition. The group, comprised of families of the fallen and TMF staff, focused on a large-scale service project to support local family-run nonprofit, 180 Degree Farm.

Twenty-one TMF Spartans returned to Puerto Rico for their second Service Expedition to continue rebuilding efforts in the community during the week of Jan 25th. 

The week of September 15, 2019 a group of survivors and TMF volunteers from across the United States descended upon the Quad Cities region of Iowa and Illinois to honor their loved ones' legacy of service.  

A group of 15 survivors and TMF volunteers traveled from across the United States to meet in the last frontier of Alaska for a week of service and growth.

Families from across the country came to serve with a family member in honor of their fallen son, brother, father and husband in New Bern, NC.

A group of surviving Teens traveled to Yellowstone National Park to take part in an environmentalist program. The TMF group stayed in the park and had multiple opportunities to help the park conservationists.

A group of survivors, volunteers, and TMF staff traveled to Iyanbito, New Mexico, to take part in a home build for a Vietnam-era Army veteran, who is the son of a Navajo code talker.

A group of twenty survivors, veterans, and TMF volunteers traveled from across the United States to meet in Guatemala for a week of service and growth.

Thirteen survivors from across the country gathered together in Ithaca, NY during the first week of October for a week of service in honor of their loved ones.

To honor their fallen family members, 21 survivors from across the country gathered in Anchorage, AK, for the 2018 Travis Manion Foundation Big Lake Expedition.

During the week of July 27th, eleven wives of fallen heroes traveled from all over the country to meet in Denver, Colorado.

A group of fourteen teens from 14-18 years of age met in Houston, TX to aid the rebuilding process following Hurricane Harvey.

A group of survivors, TMF staff and volunteers traveled to Puerto Rico to honor their loved ones by serving those still impacted by Hurricane Maria.

TMF hosted the first Gold Star Teen Character and Leadership Expedition on May 5th and 6th at Ft. Hood.

Spartans from across the country descended on Denver, CO for the second TMF Leadership Expedition to inspire, empower and mentor kids.

A group of military survivors, veterans, TMF staff and volunteers traveled Houston to participate in the Janet Manion Memorial Expedition.

Twenty survivors, TMF staff, and volunteers traveled to San Raymundo, Guatemala, to honor the service and sacrifice of their fallen heroes.

A group of survivors and TMF staff members from all over the country met for the first time as they traveled to serve in the Dominican Republic.

This past October the Travis Manion Foundation held our first Leadership Expedition in Boulder, CO. 

During TMF's Bike and Build Expedition, participants traveled by bike and serve in multiple communities. The bike ride began in Pittsburgh and ended in Washington, D.C.

Travis Manion Foundation hosted an Expedition for survivors to honor their loved ones through service. Together the group participated in multiple projects to benefit veterans and the community of Big Lake.

Travis Manion Foundation hosted an Expedition for survivors (wives, fiancées and girlfriends) to honor their loved ones through service. Together the group participated in multiple outdoor experiences and served at a local school for the blind.

The Travis Manion Foundation hosted an Expedition for survivors (ages 15- 18 years) to honor their loved ones through service. Together the group served at a horse rescue that provides equine therapy for kids in need.

Travis Manion Foundation hosted the JLM Expedition to honor the legacy of service of Janet Manion, the founder of TMF. Together the group of survivors participated in building multiple cottages for veterans and community members in need of housing.

The Travis Manion Foundation hosted an Expedition for survivors to honor their loved ones through service. Together the group  participated in a home build for a family in need. 

The Travis Manion Foundation hosted an Expedition for survivors to honor their loved ones through service. Together the group  participated in a home build for a family in need. 

 Together the group participated in multiple construction projects to benefit the flood ravaged town of Richwood.