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2024-2025 Annual Report

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What visitors said 87%

As we host Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away ., we expect to welcome tens of thousands of visitors, marking an unprecedented moment of impact for our region. Presented in partnership with Cincinnati Museum Center, this powerful exhibition will be on view at Union Terminal through April 2026.

Alongside the global narrative of Auschwitz, we have infused local stories of survival, resilience, and upstander courage. That includes artifacts like the suitcase Werner Coppel carried when he first arrived in Cincinnati. It’s one of many ways we’re helping visitors recognize how the lessons of this history live on in our own time and place. We are also leveraging this regional exposure for brand awareness, giving visitors an additional opportunity to visit our Center at a discounted rate and forming partnerships with key organizations, including synagogues, libraries, universities, and corporations within a six-hour drive of Union Terminal to promote the exhibition and encourage engagement with our mission.

of surveyed attendees learned what it means to be an upstander. 90%
of surveyed attendees learned something new about the Holocaust.
Lead benefactors, Nancy & David Wolf
Former interns & Holocaust survivors Edith Carter z”l, Roma Kaltman z”l, & Henry Carter z”l

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