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Travis Mills Foundation
Travis Mills Foundation, headquartered in Maine, provides post-9/11 injured veterans and their families with no-cost, week-long adaptive retreats at its Maine facility.
- Cost
- Free — "Our programs are provided at no cost to veterans and their families" (own site).
- Coverage
- Based in Maine with retreats held at the Maine facility (Maine)
- Eligibility
- Post-9/11 veterans with injuries (and their families/caregivers) as stated on the org's own site.
- Availability
- Week-long retreats offered on a scheduled basis
- Last Verified
- October 8, 2026
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