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History • Freedom • Community

REMEMBER
THE 400

August is Freedom Month.

Honouring the struggle for freedom, celebrating achievement and turning remembrance into practical community action.

Why August matters

Freedom was not easily won.

Remember The 400 brings people together across the Caribbean, Canada, the United States and Britain to remember the long struggle for freedom and recognize August as a shared month of remembrance, celebration and service.

Community in action

Food, dignity and neighbour-to-neighbour support

Remember The 400 volunteer with fresh food at a community giveaway
Community food distribution—service made visible.

Help us serve more families

Volunteers distribute food, welcome families and build connections that extend beyond a single event. Government, business and community partners are invited to help this practical, non-partisan work grow.

A record of service, unity and remembrance

The Remember The 400 flag displayed at a food giveaway

The flag we carry

A visible symbol of memory and shared responsibility

The Remember The 400 flag appears at commemorations, civic events and community service days. It connects historical remembrance with the practical work of helping people today.

Across borders, one mission

Our international chapter team

Remember The 400 international chapter team meeting online
Chapter representatives connecting across Toronto, Georgia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Deepen the story

For readers who want the historical case in full, C. D. Ford’s foundational essay gathers the people, laws, uprisings and anniversaries that make August a natural month for freedom and remembrance.

Read “The Case for August as Freedom Month” →

Help us continue helping others.

Thank you for every donation, partnership and volunteer hour. Together, we can feed more families, teach more history and bring more communities together.