On July 22, 2010 Marine Combat Engineer Rob Jones stepped on an improvised explosive device while serving in Afghanistan. The injuries he sustained required two above-the-knee amputations that led to 18 months of grueling rehabilitation and recovery.

This Memorial Day, join us in remembering the selfless sacrifices of our nation’s fallen heroes.

Looking back 11 years after Travis’ death, I don’t think of Travis Manion “the man that was larger than life,” or even Travis Manion “the warrior.” I think of him as my friend.

By: Steve Kovach

Top 3 Values in Action Strengths: Social Intelligence, Zest, HopeThe Honorable Patrick J. Murphy is America's first Iraq War veteran elected to the U.S.

Each year at the annual “If Not Me, Then Who…” Gala in Philadelphia, PA, TMF awards a scholarship to a high school student who has gone through the Character Does...

On August 25th, 2017 one of the costliest hurricanes on record made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Hurricane Harvey devastated the greater Houston area and left millions displaced from their homes; many of who are still recovering to this day.

Last year, I took on Travis’ beloved Eagles, and this year, we face off against the Rams. The teams change, but my hopes do not.

Jordan Eshbaugh lost her father and her best friend, SGT Daniel Eshbaugh, U.S. Army at just 9 years old.

Travis Manion Foundation exists to carry on the legacy of character, service and leadership embodied by America’s fallen heroes and all those who have served and continue to serve our nation.