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ABC Feel Good Friday It’s the end of the week and you know what that means another Feel Good Friday. An 11 year old boy is saluting wounded veterans by giving them a chance to take part in his favorite summer activity. It all started when Michael Ahern met Travis Mills in 2017, at a 4th of July parade. Ahern developed a relationship with the veteran who lost both arms and legs in Afghanistan and wanted to help his foundation, which allows recalibrated veterans to enjoy an action packed vacation with their families. Ahern founded Sscoops for Troops, and donated 400 dollars to the foundation ...

Fox Feel Good Friday It’s the end of the week and you know what that means another Feel Good Friday. An 11 year old boy is saluting wounded veterans by giving them a chance to take part in his favorite summer activity. It all started when Michael Ahern met Travis Mills in 2017, at a 4th of July parade. Ahern developed a relationship with the veteran who lost both arms and legs in Afghanistan and wanted to help his foundation, which allows recalibrated veterans to enjoy an action packed vacation with their families. Ahern founded Sscoops for Troops, and donated 400 dollars to the foundation ...

Central Maine Boy Makes $31k Donation To Travis Mills Foundation I wish more people would consider those around them and the struggles each person may individually face. If everyone gave a little more and took a little less, this world would be a better place. One 11-year-old Maine boy did just that. He thought more about those around him than himself, and honestly, it's a breath of fresh air. According to WGME, 11-year-old Michael Ahern raised more than 31 thousand dollars for the Travis Mills Foundation. Back in 2019, at just 9 years old, Micheal started a non-profit organization to give b...

CNN Newsource ROME, Maine (CNN) - An 11-year-old boy is saluting wounded veterans by giving them a chance to take part in his favorite summer activity. "I'll tell you what, this check presentation means everything," Sgt. Travis Mills founder of Travis Mills Foundation said. "We're so fortunate to have families be able to come back out." Michael Ahern first met Mills in 2017 at the Belgrade Fourth of July parade. Ahern developed a relationship with the veteran who lost both arms and legs in Afghanistan and wanted to help his foundation, which allows recalibrated veterans to enjoy an action-pac...