The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial is a volunteer driven organization.

If you are interested in helping out, click on Uncle Sam to contact us!

Saturday, January 21, 2023
American Polish Cultural Center
2975 E Maple Rd, Troy, MI 48083

Time:     3:30 PM.Doors open   
               4:00 PM Speaker
               Dinner to follow
Cost:      $60 per person

Historian and tour guide Christopher Skutela, PhD, will join us live from Krakow, Poland as he tells of the integral role Poland played in WWII through the fall of Communism. His engaging nature and knowledge of his country, its culture, and history, will provide for a great evening!

The event will feature Polish dishes alongside American favorites. Coffee and tea is included with your meal; a cash bar will be available.

Reservations are required and must be received no later than Friday, January 13, 2023.

 Register Here 

PAST EVENTS

Despite the cloudy skies, there was excitement as our WWII vets and original Rosie the Riveters broke ground for Phase One of The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial.

Click here for more event photos and list of sponsors for the groundbreaking ceremony.

Over 450 media outlets picked up the story--from all over the world. The story of The Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial was picked up in London, Singapore, Canada, Israel, and states from coast to coast.
Check out a sampling of the media links and celebrate a great day in Michigan history!

Crain's Detroit

Daily Tribune

DBusiness Daily Update

Detroit Free Press

Detroit News

Jewish News

News Radio 950 WWJ (4/3/2022)
Interview with John Maten

KXLY Spokane 4/7/2022)

Oakland Press (3/18/20220

Oakland Press (4/2/2022)

Stars and Stripes 

USA Today

WDIV Click-on Detroit

WJR Radio 760 (4/7/2022)
Interview with Debi Hollis

WXYZ Channel 7 News

Yahoo! News