FIND A VOLUNTEER GROUP IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Volunteer Impact on a Local Level
TMF Chapters are volunteer-led groups that bring Spartan members together within a shared geographic area to advance TMF's mission. Through service projects, youth mentorship, athletic events, and community engagement, Chapters offer opportunities for veterans, families of the fallen, and inspired civilians to help spread the "If Not Me, Then Who..." movement. Together, these efforts strengthen communities, foster meaningful connections, and inspire character and leadership in future generations.
Bringing Volunteers Together
Each TMF Chapter is led by local volunteer leaders who help execute TMF programs and initiatives within their communities. Service Platoons carry out the service function, working alongside local Character Does Matter (CDM) Mentors, and athletic event organizers to bring their communities together through service and engagement. TMF Chapters are built on a collaborative leadership model that emphasizes teamwork, shared responsibility, and local impact. Rather than a traditional top-down structure, Chapters operate like a leadership roundtable where volunteer leaders work together to support their communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Understanding TMF Chapters
What is a TMF Chapter?
TMF Chapters are volunteer-led local groups that bring together veterans, families of the fallen, and civilian volunteers to advance the TMF mission through service projects, mentorship, athletic events, and community engagement.
What types of activities do TMF Chapters do?
TMF Chapters are designed to support all areas of TMF programming, including Service Platoons, Character Does Matter (CDM), and athletic events. Together, these programs provide veterans, families of the fallen, and inspired civilian volunteers with multiple ways to serve, lead, mentor youth, and strengthen their local communities.
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Getting Involved
How are TMF Chapters structured?
Chapters are led by a volunteer leadership team made up of specialized roles that help coordinate service projects, youth mentorship, athletic events, communications, and community engagement within the local area. In addition to leadership roles, Chapters provide opportunities for community members to get involved as volunteers through service projects, mentorship programs, athletic events, and local community initiatives.
How can I get involved with a TMF Chapter near me?
You can connect with your local TMF Chapter through email or Facebook to participate in service projects, mentorship opportunities, athletic events, and community engagement activities. If you're interested in volunteering or exploring opportunities to serve on a Chapter leadership team, contact your local Chapter leader using the email link listed above. You can also view upcoming service opportunities and events through the Chapter's Facebook page or the TMF website at travismanion.org/oplegacy.
Do I need military experience to participate?
No. TMF Chapters are open to all supporters of the TMF mission, including veterans, families of the fallen, and inspired civilians who want to serve their community.
TMF Chapters are sponsored nationally by
Looking to Grow TMF In Your Community?
If there isn’t a TMF Chapter near you, there are still ways to involve TMF in your community - like hosting an Operation Legacy Service Project. For information on opportunities or what it takes to start a volunteer group near you, email [email protected].
If you're a high school student looking to start a TMF Youth Club at your school, visit our youth resources page or contact Brianna Ruth at brianna.ruth@travismanion.org.
