Remembering Canada's WW2 Veterans by Zach Dunn!

Remembering Canada's Veterans is a non-for-profit (in-progress) organization started by Zach Dunn. 24, of Oshawa Ontario, Canada. Where he travels all around Ontario interviewing the last surviving World War 2 (WW2) and Korean War Veterans to save their memories, stories and names for the next generation!

By contributing on GoFundMe you are directly supporting the production, editing and travel costs of these videos. That way Zach can travel all around Ontario and Canada, producing and interviewing as many WW2 and Korean War Veterans as he can!

As well, Zach is looking for volunteers all over the world to help interview these WW2 and Korean War Veterans! Together we can help save these stories for the next generation! https://www.rememberingcanadasveterans.com/meet-the-team

Website for more information: https://www.rememberingcanadasveterans.com/

Donate today to help save the memories of these veterans!

Check out the interviews here!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8V_fFKALw65aPDC7UWJ0qg

https://www.tiktok.com/@ww2veteraninterviews?lang=en

How Did We Start?

Remembering Canada's Veterans was created in November of 2021 by a then, 22 Year Old Zach Dunn.

Inspired by the story of his own grandad, John Williams (1921-2003), who joined the British Airforce at the age of 18 as a Paratrooper, serving in Africa and Germany from 1939-1945.

Zach made it his goal to make sure the stories of World War 2 (WW2), Korean War Veterans and more are documented to help preserve the legacies and names of these Veterans forever.

Zach partners with Legions, Veteran Hospitals and other organizations to help him on his journey and is always looking for additional support to help reach out to more Veterans!

Zach has completed over 20 interviews with World War 2 (WW2), Korean War Veterans and more, wants to continue across Canada and the World!

Support our cause and help us preserve the legacies of these brave individuals. Together, let's honor their sacrifices and ensure their stories are never forgotten.