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By donating to the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation, you are helping us to keep the stories of the brave servicemen and women who died in the two World Wars alive. Can you help us ensure that their sacrifice is not forgotten?
Your donation enables us to continue sharing the inspiring stories of those like Ensign Violette Szabo, a brave SOE operative and spy who was executed in Ravensbrück concentration camp and posthumously awarded the George Cross. Violette is commemorated at our Brookwood Memorial.
Regular Giving enables the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation to tell the stories of the fallen from the two World Wars, take them to new audiences and preserve them for evermore. Help keep these stories alive.
Give regularly now & Keep Their Stories Alive
Your regular giving helps us preserve remarkable stories like that of Brigadier James Hargest.
Brigadier James Hargest
He served during the First World War at Gallipoli and then at the Somme, where he was awarded a Military Cross.
During the Second World War, he took part in Operation Crusader as part of the North African Campaign, where he was taken as a prisoner of war.
James managed to escape and his military career took him and made it all the way to D-Day, where he was killed on Gold Beach, losing his life in the liberation of mainland Europe from fascist oppression.
Telling their stories
James is just one person among more than 1.7 million men and women commemorated by Commonwealth War Graves. With your help, we can preserve and share their stories so they are never forgotten.
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Don't let their stories fade away. Become a regular donor today and help preserve the legacy of remembrance, resilience, and sacrifice.
Regular giving supports our projects
A monthly gift is one of the most effective ways to support the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation.
Regular donations help us plan for the future, expand our educational work, and continue sharing the stories of the Commonwealth men and women commemorated by Commonwealth War Graves.
You'll be supporting education, outreach and community engagement projects in the UK and around the world, helping us inform and inspire new audiences, particularly young people, on our global work.
The CWGF Guides Programme gives young history enthusiasts an incredible opportunity to work at some of Commonwealth War Graves’ most iconic sites in France.
Commonwealth War Graves Foundation Guides
The CWGC Non-Commemoration Programme is grateful to the Foundation for funding a new, vital education initiative in Cape Town, South Africa.
Supporting Youth Education in Cape Town
An exciting new online resource collecting the stories of the Commonwealth’s dead of the world wars. Upload your family story today and preserve their memory for evermore!
For Evermore
The Eyes On, Hands On Programme challenges volunteers across the UK to help us protect isolated war graves and engage with local history. Want to get involved?
Eyes On, Hands OnDon't let their stories fade away. Become a regular CWGF doner today and help us tell every story, for evermore.
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