06/05/2026
On June 3, JFCS celebrated Holocaust Survivor Day with a luncheon for more than 100 people — local Holocaust Survivors along with their friends, family, and other community members — to honor the extraordinary Survivors in our community. Through music, poetry, personal displays, and stories, we reflected on our Survivors' unique legacy. We honor them, not only for their resilience, but for their creativity and wisdom that continues to flourish and inspire. Beautiful performances by family members of Survivors, Asher Milman on violin and baritone Anton Belov, made the afternoon especially meaningful. All Survivors in attendance were honored by name and presented with journals and flowers. The day concluded with a powerful group photo featuring more than 40 Holocaust Survivors—a moving reminder of the strength, connection, and community represented in the room. Thank you to all who joined us in celebrating and raising awareness of Holocaust Survivor Day. And a special thank you to Seed the Dream Foundation for sponsoring this event.