A Morning Challenge
During an appearance on HLN's 'Morning Express with Robin Meade,' Travis Manion Foundation Executive Director Ryan Manion honors the fallen by challenging the living.
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1st Lt. Travis Manion
Travis believed in putting others before himself. Today, his selfless spirit lives on through the Foundation that bears his name. To learn more about Travis, please follow the link below.
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Gary Sinise: Inspired by Travis
Gary Sinise, who takes his 'Lt. Dan Band' all over the world to entertain our troops, is deeply inspired by 1st Lt. Travis Manion's service and sacrifice. The actor is urging all Americans to support the Travis Manion Foundation.
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Character Does Matter
Ryan Manion's innovative Character Does Matter series brings the Foundation's mission to dozens of schools to challenge students to have their "if not me, then who..." moment through community service.
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A Blog With Character
Keep up with Ryan Manion's groundbreaking Character Does Matter presentations at schools across the country on a brand new blog!
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Thank You
A grateful nation thanks the brave men and women who served and sacrificed during the war in Iraq.
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A Sea of Blue
Blue 'Team Travis' shirts fill the streets of Charleston, S.C. during city's Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K.
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Why We Run
The Travis Manion Foundation's fifth annual Marine Corps Marathon weekend gathering was filled with moving, inspiring moments, thanks to 'Team Travis and Brendan' runners, volunteers, and supporters.
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House of Honor
Through dedication, love, hard work, and a Travis Manion Foundation Challenge Grant, the family of fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Shane Harris builds a house for the needy in Guatemala.
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Honoring the Fallen
Run. Volunteer. Donate. Cheer... but most of all HONOR. On September 11th more than 15,000 runners and 1,000 volunteers across the country came out to run and honor the fallen at 9/11 Heroes Runs from coast to coast.
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A Nation Remembers
On Memorial Day, President Obama spoke of Travis and Lt. Brendan Looney in an Arlington National Cemetery address honoring the sacrifice of fallen American heroes.
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