

Thank You Golfers, and Canyon Crown!
We were thrilled to see the turnout for the Charity Golf Tournament held on Saturday, May 6th, sponsored by The Canyon's Crown Restaurant...
Presently, Arizona does not have the place to honor the veterans, first responders and healthcare workers who answered their country's and community's call with service, bravery and honor. We need a place for educating citizens about the meaning of service and sacrifice, and to honor what these brave men and women have given to our country.
Click below to see our 30 second video about the nature of heroism and the importance of this project.
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2022 was an amazing year. Your help is needed more than ever to reach the finish line.
Our Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on Tuesday, February 28th, with over 300 attendees! Find out more information by clicking the button below, or by emailing us at AZHeroesMemorial@gmail.com
The Living Memorial will create a space in which we honor and celebrate our heroes while educating future generations about the meaning of service and sacrifice to our country. Young people can learn that liberty and safety are attained through selfless acts of kindness and valor.
Families and friends who have suffered loss can visit a solemn place of remembrance. And the memorial is entirely funded by donations from citizens and businesses from the Arizona Region. Without a doubt, YOU, can help to bring this incredible Living Memorial to fruition
Part of the fundraising process is creating awareness. Please do what you can to keep up to date and help us spread the word!
"This is a living memorial, because it will be a place of honor, memorial, celebration and education."
-Richard Carmona
Former Surgeon General
Honorary Chairperson
Every drop in the bucket helps us get closer to our goal of getting this important project fully funded. Donate what you can today!
"This memorial will give us a place for us to reflect on how we go about fulfilling our responsibilities to our community"
-Danny Sharp
Police Chief, Ret.
Oro Valley Police Department