The JFR’s European Study Program to Germany and the Netherlands was exceptional. The design and flow of the study program provided each of us the [Read More]
The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous provides financial support to aged and needy non-Jews who rescued Jews during the Holocaust and preserves their legacy through a national education program.
We have been receiving wonderful thank you notes from the rescuers. Click here to read the notes and see their pictures.
We are pleased to announce our new online program, How Was it Possible? A Holocaust Curriculum For and By Teachers™. The program provides middle and high school teachers and their students with a Holocaust unit of study. Click here for more information.
The JFR’s European Study Program to Germany and the Netherlands was exceptional. The design and flow of the study program provided each of us the [Read More]
September 7, 1992, was my first day at the JFR. Last week, I celebrated my 25th anniversary at the JFR – it has been a [Read More]
On May 28 1944, PFC Stanley Goldblum was killed in action in the battle of Rome. Stanley Goldblum was my uncle and I am named [Read More]
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted. Life at the JFR has been hectic to say the least. We are busy making final plans for our [Read More]