No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation

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No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation To honour the sacrifice and service of Canada’s military by educating students and placing poppies on the headstones of veterans every November.

To honour our fallen military and to educate students of the sacrifice of our veterans by placing poppies at their headstones every November. No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization working directly with our Canadian Armed Forces, educators across the country, and numerous volunteers to EDUCATE, ACT and HONOUR our military fallen that lay in the Fields of Honour across Canada. Our purpose is to recognize the sacrifices of our military and place a poppy, the symbol of Remembrance on every headstone. Through our ceremonial efforts, our main goals are to educate and engage the next generation as well as to help raise awareness and funds for our Canadian veterans, serving soldiers and their families.

2016 marks the 6th annual commemoration ceremonies for No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation. Thank you to everyone who has helped us along the way.

Our Board Chair, the Hon. Laurie Hawn, PC, CD, shares a message on behalf of No Stone Left Alone.Our thoughts are with t...
10/19/2026

Our Board Chair, the Hon. Laurie Hawn, PC, CD, shares a message on behalf of No Stone Left Alone.

Our thoughts are with their families, with the members facing long recoveries, with the community of Wainwright, and with all Canadians who grieve alongside them.

10/18/2026

Our hearts are with everyone affected by tonight's fire at CFB Wainwright.

To the members of the Canadian Armed Forces, their families, and the Wainwright community, we are thinking of you and holding you in our prayers. We are also grateful to the firefighters, paramedics and emergency crews who are still working through the night.

We will continue to keep you close in the days ahead.

One cemetery. One community. One meaningful act of remembrance. ❤️Registration is open for 2026 No Stone Left Alone cere...
10/16/2026

One cemetery. One community. One meaningful act of remembrance. ❤️

Registration is open for 2026 No Stone Left Alone ceremonies.

Bring together students, families, veterans, and community members to honour those who served and help keep their stories alive.

Find a cemetery. Register your ceremony. Place a poppy. Remember.

https://www.nostoneleftalone.ca/register

On Wednesday, November 4, students will gather at Beechmount Cemetery in Edmonton to honour the veterans who rest there....
10/15/2026

On Wednesday, November 4, students will gather at Beechmount Cemetery in Edmonton to honour the veterans who rest there. You can watch it live from anywhere in the world.

The NSLA National Remembrance Ceremony streams from the cemetery where No Stone Left Alone began. Tune in from your classroom, home, or workplace, and be part of remembrance as the next generation carries it forward.

Mark your calendar and learn how to watch live at https://www.nostoneleftalone.ca/national-live-stream

Last year, 17,479 students joined No Stone Left Alone across 220 communities and six countries. Together, they participa...
10/14/2026

Last year, 17,479 students joined No Stone Left Alone across 220 communities and six countries. Together, they participated in 336 events and honoured 114,825 veterans.

Students, educators, veterans, volunteers, families, and communities made those moments possible because they believe these stories deserve to live on.

Thank you for helping us make remembrance something we don’t just talk about, but actively take part in.

Register to take part this year: https://www.nostoneleftalone.ca/register

On October 3rd, every seat at the JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District was filled! Thank you to everyone who made A Dance t...
10/08/2026

On October 3rd, every seat at the JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District was filled!

Thank you to everyone who made A Dance to Remember 2026 a sold-out evening. We could not be more grateful, or more proud of what this community did in one night.

To our sponsors, thank you for standing behind this event and making the evening possible.

To everyone who bid in our online auction from across Canada, raised a paddle in the live auction, and gave to the Buy a Bus campaign, thank you. Every gift helps students take part in acts of remembrance throughout the year, in communities across Canada and overseas.

To those who sent a soldier, thank you for bringing serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces into the room. It mattered to have them with us.

To the speakers who joined us for our first live podcast, and to those who gave the evening’s toasts, thank you for the stories you shared.

And to the people who made the night run: our volunteers, our behind-the-scenes team, the AV team, and the JW Marriott staff. Thank you for a wonderful dinner, for the hours of setup and teardown, and for an evening that ran smoothly from start to finish.

The work this night supports continues in every season. Learn more on our website: www.nostoneleftalone.ca

Stay tuned to learn more about this amazing evening!

Save the date for A Dance to Remember 2027, Saturday, October 2nd.

Many acts of remembrance begin in a classroom, long before a class ever visits a cemetery.It starts with a teacher. They...
10/06/2026

Many acts of remembrance begin in a classroom, long before a class ever visits a cemetery.

It starts with a teacher. They take our resources into their classroom and give students the history and context that turn a name on a headstone into a person who served.

Then they lead. Teachers organize ceremonies, guide their students through the Act of Remembrance, and stand beside them as they honour veterans in their own community. Afterward, many help their students put what they felt into words.

Remembrance reaches young people because teachers make room for it. They give their time and care, year after year, so each new class understands the service and sacrifice behind the freedoms they live with today.

On World Teachers’ Day, thank you to every educator who brings remembrance into their classroom. You are nurturing youth remembrance, and because of you, it will carry forward to the next generation.

One hour left to bid! 🚨The A Dance to Remember online auction closes at 8 p.m. MT, and all 140 items are still up for bi...
10/05/2026

One hour left to bid! 🚨

The A Dance to Remember online auction closes at 8 p.m. MT, and all 140 items are still up for bid. Bid on hotel stays in Jasper, Calgary, and Edmonton; Oilers nights; symphony and opera tickets; original art; w**e and gourmet baskets; golf; yoga; and even a stock car test drive.

Each bid helps nurture youth remembrance, so the next generation keeps remembering.

Place your final bids at www.nsla.bid

Thank you to everyone who has bid so far. We truly appreciate your support!

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Suite #210, 10216 – 124 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T5N4A3

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+17809178855

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