The Greatest Generations Foundation Stories of Remembrances records and produces programming based on the veteran's accounts of their war experiences. These interviews go beyond the usual dates and places treatment of history. They offer a unique, personal view of all facets of war experience, often with details that will fascinate even serious students of history. In many cases, the veterans interviewed by the foundation have not related their experiences publicly before, sometimes, not even to their own families. The mission is not just to document memories, but the path they have taken to reconnect memories in the present day context. The Project collects first-hand accounts of Veterans from World War I (1914-1920), World War II (1939-1946), the Korean War (1950-1955), the Vietnam War (1961-1975), the Persian Gulf War (1990-1995), and the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts (2001-present).

Holocaust Awareness Initiative: The Greatest Generations Foundation Holocaust Awareness Initiative promotes Holocaust awareness and education throughout the United States. The Greatest Generations Foundation works closely with several Jewish Associations, the Jewish Veterans Association, and withholder all faiths and cultures to explore the meaning of the Shoah and its lessons for future generations. The Greatest Generations Foundation Holocaust Awareness Initiative provides an academically oriented and intellectually stimulating perspective on the events surrounding the Holocaust through ongoing veterans programs, lectures, community collaborations and coordination of Holocaust Awareness Week activities throughout the community. The Foundation works closely with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) in Washington, D.C., and the Association of Holocaust Organizations (AHO) nationwide.

Veterans of Valor: Digital Story Board Development: Veterans of Valor is a program designed to provide the students a sense that history is living and alive throughout each community, and to better understanding that history is composed ofindividual stories, not abstract events. As mostof these veterans are coming to theend of their journey, this program will provide the veterans a forum to tell their stories in a 4 min video/radio vignette which chronicles their experiences in World War II, written, produced and narrated by American students.