The Florida Holocaust Museum

The Florida Holocaust Museum is looking for a new President & Chief Executive Officer! This has been a year of incredible growth for the Museum and we are ready for the next CEO to continue that momentum and lead FHM to new heights. Interested in this incredible opportunity? Visit https://bit.ly/fhmpresceo to apply or share nominations. #MuseumProfessionals #HolocaustEducation #NonProfitLeadership #FloridaHolocaustMuseum

Join us in welcoming Stephanie Andrews to The Florida Holocaust Museum team! Stephanie steps into her new role as our Fundraising Events Manager with a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to community. As a third-generation Tampa resident, Stephanie's roots run deep, and so does her passion for giving back. An FSU alumna, Stephanie built her career in philanthropy with organizations like Make-A-Wish Foundation and Metropolitan Ministries, instilling a strong family value of volunteerism in her two children, Jackson and Emily Grace. Stephanie is most excited to introduce the Museum to new patrons, sharing our message of humanity, kindness, and acceptance—lessons she instills in her family and holds close to her heart. When she’s not planning impactful events, Stephanie enjoys exploring global cuisines, traveling, and pursuing her love of golf (St. Andrews, watch out!). Welcome, Stephanie! We’re thrilled to have your passion and expertise guiding our events and inspiring our community.

Today, we're highlighting one of our amazing volunteers at The Florida Holocaust Museum! Paul Mott started volunteering at the Museum in 2022. You may recognize him from the desk, at Museum events, and as a docent. Hear from Paul on why he volunteers at the Florida Holocaust Museum: "I volunteer because I truly believe in the mission of this museum and the importance of educating others about the Holocaust so that this sort of atrocity never happens again. I am always willing to help and always striving to make sure we put out the most accurate information." Thank you, Paul!

Big News! 🏆 WEDU PBS is thrilled to announce that we've won FOUR Suncoast Chapter Emmy Awards! 🎉👏 Our heartfelt thanks to our incredible team for their hard work and our community for your unwavering support. Check out all the winners 👉 wedu.org/emmy2024 Historical/Cultural | Short Form Content Greater St. Petersburg: Courage to Act James Borchuck, Hannah Winter, Danny Bruno, Kristine Kelly The Florida Holocaust Museum Societal Concerns | Short Form Content Greater St. Petersburg: Harvesting Love Danny Bruno, Hannah Winter, James Borchuck St. Pete Youth Farm Greater St. Petersburg: Motherhood in Motion James Borchuck, Kristine Kelly, Hannah Winter, Danny Bruno Museum of Motherhood/ MoM Art Annex Diversity/Equity/Inclusion | Short Form Content Greater St. Petersburg: Brewing a Community Danny Bruno, James Borchuck, Kristine Kelly GREEN BENCH BREWING CO. LLC

After years of planning and dedication, Thor is finally home at The Florida Holocaust Museum! Thank you to everyone in our community who worked hard to make this happen. Over the next few weeks, we look forward to sharing more exciting details about this amazing piece of history. Thor's story is one of hope and courage, and we are honored to share that story with you. You won't want to miss it! #FHMThorMovingWeek

Save the Date! The Florida Holocaust Museum's annual benefit dinner, To Life, is happening on February 1, 2025 and we want YOU to be there! Join us for an unforgettable evening of philanthropy, networking, and fun with 600+ local leaders and business influencers at The Vinoy Resort, Autograph Collection. Interested in putting your brand in front of an influential audience? We still have a few exclusive sponsorship opportunities available. Don't miss out—contact our FHM Development Team to learn more at www.thefhm.org/ToLife. We can't wait to see you there!

Today marks the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, a pivotal moment in history that changed the course of World War II. We remember and honor those who lost their lives on December 7, 1941, as we reflect on the resilience and unity that emerged from this tragic event. Arthur "Art" Sheridan enlisted in the Army at age 17 in 1942. Assigned to the 60th Armored Infantry Battalion of the 20th Armored Division, he arrived in Europe following the D-Day invasion and fought his way across France and into Germany. Outside Munich, Sheridan's Battalion found and liberated the concentration camp at Dachau. As an infantryman, Sheridan was among the first American soldiers to enter the camp.

The Florida Holocaust Museum's statement on the devastating arson attack on Adass Israel Synagogue of Melbourne.

This Giving Tuesday, think of the Florida Holocaust Museum! Your contributions help preserve the history and lessons of the Holocaust, ensuring that we educate future generations about tolerance and resilience. Visit https://heyor.ca/z10qHV to donate today.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Florida Holocaust Museum! Today, we reflect on gratitude and the importance of remembering our past. We hope you have a wonderful day filled with love, family, and meaningful moments.