Zbigniew Nizinski and Daniel Starzynski from the Lasting Memory Foundation took part in a marathon in Tiberias, on 7 January 2010. Their run was dedicated to the memory of the Holocaust victims as well as the survivors. They were the only Polish participants of the event, deeply moved by the fact that they had a chance to be in the reborn Israel, keeping in mind the victims of the war and running along with the young generations of Israelis.

At the beginning of January, the Foundation Board set off to Israel in order to find the Holocaust Survivors and collect their accounts concerning the unmarked mass graves in Poland. Our meetings with the last living witnesses of the Holocaust enabled us to prepare a documentation of the martyrdom sites of Jews and Poles who assisted them during the Nazi occupation.

27 December 2009 was the 70th anniversary of the first mass execution of civilians in occupied Warsaw. The Appeal of Casualties took place on the execution site on 27 December Street. Among participants of the ceremony were: the President of Warsaw Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, representatives of Polish Armed Forces, the authorities, several associations and many residents. The Lasting Memory Foundation laid a wreath at the memorial stone.

On 15 May 2009, at the invitation of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland , the Lasting Memory Foundation took part in the ceremony of kindling Chanukah lights in the Presidential Palace in Warsaw. The first candle was lit by the First Lady- Maria Kaczyńska. The medals and awards were given on behalf of the President. Undersecretary of State at the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, Ewa Juńczyk-Ziomecka, reminded the guests that the tradition of lighting Chanukah candles by the head of state was initiated 3 years ago by the President Lech Kaczyński.