The Katyn Foundation for Families of Jewish Origin is a social organization active in Poland and Israel. Its educational and cultural work focuses on preserving and sharing the memory of Polish soldiers of Jewish origin who were murdered during the Second World War in Katyn and other locations within the Soviet Union. The foundation highlights victims whose stories it describes as doubly forgotten, connecting Polish and Jewish history through remembrance and public education.

Its activities include the exhibition “Doubly Forgotten,” devoted to Polish-Jewish victims of the Katyn massacre, and an online virtual cemetery commemorating more than 400 Polish-Jewish officers. These officers served in the struggle for a free Poland and were murdered by the NKVD, according to the foundation’s site. Visitors can also explore information about the Katyn crime, view memorial plaques, and learn about the organization through a short introductory film. The foundation shares further updates and materials through its website, YouTube channel, and Instagram, and provides contact details for people seeking information or wishing to connect.