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Our Work And Mission

Educating a 21st-Century Global Audience

William Levine Family Institute for Holocaust Education

The Museum is the global leader in fostering greater awareness of the Holocaust and its lessons for a complex world by teaching why the Holocaust happened—and was allowed to happen. Through exhibitions, educational resources, digital outreach, and programs for students, teachers, and leaders, the Levine Institute aims to expand people's critical thinking skills, deepen their understanding of their responsibility in a democratic society, and ultimately prompt changes in their attitudes and behavior. 

The Educating a 21st-Century Global Audience Impact Fund provides critical resources to support the Levine Institute's work to expand awareness and understanding of the Holocaust, as well as to help communities in Europe and the Middle East become less susceptible to violent antisemitism.

“Sometimes you hear people say “enough is enough” about the Holocaust—it’s never enough. Time goes by and people forget. We must never let that happen. This history needs to be kept alive, taught, and always preserved. That is the mission of this great institution, and we need to be sure it has the funds to go on in perpetuity.”
— William Levine

Thanking Our Donors

The Museum is deeply grateful to the following donors for their generous support of the Educating a 21st-Century Global Audience Impact Fund during fiscal years 2024–2025.

Gifts of $1 million or more Susan and William S. Levine and Family Walmart Foundation

Gifts of $250,000–$499,999 Dr. Glen R. Mogan and Diane Mogan

Gifts of $100,000–$249,999 Elizabeth and Jay Hedlund Steven and Allison Lockshin Suzy and Robert Schwartz

Gifts of $25,000–$99,999 Laurence Belfer Stacey and Robert Bland Ellen Block Kevin and Leslie Blum Beth Cofsky P. Howard Edelstein and Lisa Weitzman J. Scott Francis and Susan Gordon, Francis Family Foundation Lillian Gsell Charitable Foundation, Inc. LBL Education Fund Daniel Lubetzky Michael Lustbader Oran Family Trust Robert and Susan Rosenbaum Marjorie Simon Marsha and Gary Tankenoff TD Bank Group Carole M. and Steven H. Weinberg Dr. Andrew S. and Cindy Zelby

Gifts of $10,000–$24,999 Josephine and Simon* Braitman Elisabeth Elliot Foundation Blanche and Edward Fenster Herman H. Fleishman Foundation Estate of Elsie Hartog-Gobey Marla and Michael Melamu Betsy and Eduard Michel Charitable Fund Bert and Bea* Rapowitz George and Eva Salamon Henry annd Jacqueline Schram Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation

Make a Gift

To learn more about the Educating a 21st-Century Global Audience Impact Fund, contact restrictedgivingteam@ushmm.org or 202.314.7838.

Ways You Can Donate
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Your financial contribution will help us continue to preserve the history of the Holocaust and share its important lessons.