Take a moment to click on each certificate below to view the prominent institutions across the country who have recognized SNCF, The Simon Wiesenthal Center's Museum of Tolerance, and the Foundation for California in our efforts to support Holocaust education, tribute and remembrance.
Thank you.
"This presents a great opportunity for the residents of Orange County to learn about man's capacity for evil and what we must do to prevent a repeat of these crimes. It is clear that people of all faiths, backgrounds and ages can learn from this exhibit." |
S. Scott Boyd
Commissioner District 1, Orange County Florida
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Senator Alan Hays
State Senator, District 11, Florida
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Kenn Hitchcock
Principal Our Saviour Catholic Church |
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Loren Goldfarb
Deputy Mayor Town of Indialantic, Florida
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The Honorable Barbara Watson
Florida State Representative, D-107
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Stuart Silver, Esq
Vice President, Community Planning & Director, Jewish Community Relations Council
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Mayor Elliott Rothman, City of Pomona
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From a letter to SNCF, Ted S. Yoho, Member of Congress
Proudly Serving Florida's 3rd District
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State Senator Alan Lowenthal, September 19, 2011 at the opening ceremony of Courage to Remember at California State University Long Beach in the main library |
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Mayor Jim Wood, City of Oceanside, CA May 31, 2013 |
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Linda Medvin, Chair of the Florida Department of Education Commissioner's Task Force on Holocaust Education. |
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Sacramento City Councilman Steve Cohn, at the opening ceremony of Courage to Remember at California State University Sacramento, September 20, 2011 |
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Biola University |
Simon Wiesenthal 1908-2005, In November 1977, the Simon Wiesenthal Center was founded.
MOT stands for Museum of Tolerance, the only museum of its kind in the world.
Brought to you by the Foundation for California made possible by a grant from SNCF.
The genesis of the MOT - the first of its kind in the world-came from the leadership of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.