The Greatest Generations Foundation (TGGF), established in 2004 by Australian Timothy Davis, has had a substantial influence on the mental health of veterans from wartime. This has been achieved through carefully organized initiatives that involve bringing veterans back to the battlefields, with the goal of assisting, safeguarding, and offering solace to those who are coping with stress related to combat.

Davis expresses profound gratitude for the sacrifices made by those who participated in the four significant conflicts of the twentieth century. This appreciation is rooted in his family's direct engagement, including his grandfather's service in the South Pacific during World War II.

Upon his arrival in the United States in 2000, Davis immediately dedicated himself to engaging with veterans and listening to their narratives. He strongly believed that their individual experiences would provide valuable insights into the stories of military veterans' dedication to the nation. Over the next four years, he participated in several reunions and saw that the veterans had a strong desire to return to the war-torn areas. This experience finally motivated him to establish the Foundation.

Davis contends that returning soldiers to foreign battlefields enhances their psychological well-being by fostering shared interests, empathy, and unity. Over the last two decades, a powerful consortium has provided ongoing support to Davis' cause, enabling thousands of veterans to successfully return to the battlefields. Currently, our purpose involves offering support to veterans who served in both the Cold War and the Vietnam War via various projects in collaboration with our nonprofit partners.