by Joan Smith | Jan 16, 2020 | HGOH Named Exhibits
Benches in the Holocaust Garden of Hope provide places of rest and a much-needed opportunity to pause and reflect. The issues of the Holocaust are challenging and often overwhelming, even after more than seventy-five years! Sponsoring a bench in honor of someone you...
by Joan Smith | Jan 16, 2020 | HGOH Named Exhibits
Sponsorship of the pathway that winds through the Holocaust Garden of Hope will fund the physical path that leads to each of the eight pocket exhibits. In turn, that pathway will provide a foundation for navigating the internal journey of every visitor to the...
by Joan Smith | Jan 16, 2020 | HGOH Named Exhibits
German railroad tracks embedded in the ground guide visitors through the gate into the Founders’ Court. Pavers and bricks commemorate loved ones and bear the names of founding members of the Holocaust Garden of Hope. Striking statues of three playing children...
by Joan Smith | Jan 16, 2020 | HGOH Named Exhibits
If you are passionate about educating others regarding the urgency of understanding the consequences of persecution, prejudice, and indifference toward others, you may wish to consider lending your family’s name to the Holocaust Garden of Hope. Please click here to...
