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2026 Annual Campaign

The 2026 Annual Campaign for Women of the Shoah advances the organization’s core educational mission: bringing students to the monument for transformative, place-based learning experiences. Through this campaign, funds directly support teachers across North Carolina, removing financial barriers such as transportation, substitutes, and logistics so they can bring their students to Greensboro. At the monument, students engage with the stories of the women represented, gaining a deeper understanding of the Holocaust and the ongoing responsibility to confront antisemitism and all forms of hate.

By investing in these experiences, donors make it possible for thousands of students each year to connect history to action and carry these lessons back to their classrooms and communities. The campaign also sustains the programs and infrastructure that make this work possible.

With up to $25,000 in matching funds available, initial gifts to our 2026 Annual Campaign will be doubled to expand Holocaust education and student access.

The average cost of a school field trip in our Women of the Shoah Teacher Fellowship program is $1,000. Sponsor a Teacher Fellow and impact the hundreds, if not thousands, of students they will teach in their career.

Donate or Pledge

To make your tax-deductible gift, or make a pledge for our 2026 Annual Campaign, please follow the instructions provided below. You can contribute through various convenient methods, including checks, online payments, donor-advised funds, or stock transfers.

Women of the Shoah is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Our Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN) is 85-3676918.

Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Division at 919-814-5400. The license is not an endorsement by the State.

You can also have any amount drafted monthly from your bank account when you access the link below.
Checks can be sent to:
ATTN: Women of the Shoah
3201 Brassfield Road, Suite 300
Greensboro, NC 27410

To make your tax-deductible gift online, please follow the link below to a fund that has been established at the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro.

DONATE ONLINE
MAKE A PLEDGE FOR 2026

Donor Recognition Giving Levels

Consider one of our naming opportunities

PROTECTORS OF MEMORY $100,000 AND ABOVE
ADVOCATES OF JUSTICE $50,000 – $99,000
WITNESSES TO MEMORY $18,000 – $49,000
LIBERATORS: $10,000 – $17,999
BOOTS OF RESISTANCE: $5,000 -$9,999
BEARING WITNESS CIRCLE: $2,500 – $4,999
GUARDIANS OF SHOAH MEMORY: $1,000 – $2,499
HONORED WITNESSES: $18.00 – $999.00


If interested in major giving or naming opportunities, please contact us at womenoftheshoahjp@gmail.com.

With Gratitude

Recognizing Our Generous Supporters, 2020–2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the individuals, families, businesses, and organizations whose generosity has supported Women of the Shoah since 2020. Their contributions have helped us establish our Holocaust monument, expand educational programming, and ensure that the stories of Holocaust victims and survivors continue to reach future generations.

  • Shelly Weiner

    State of North Carolina

  • Armfield Foundation

    Karen and Robert Millican and Massand Family Charitable Trust

    Randall Kaplan and the Honorable Kathy Manning

    Ron and Victoria Milstein

  • Sylvia Berkelhammer

    Nancy and Frank Brenner

    Jeff & Debra Cohen

    Gene & Gail LeBauer

    Creative Greensboro, Office of Art and Culture

    Norman and Sylvia Samet

    Jerry and Linda Shapiro

    Tom and Linda Sloan

  • Victor and Rose Ackermann

    Joseph D. Brady

    Cemala Foundation

    David & Jo Delman

    Leslie Ketner

    Dr. Kurt Lauenstein and Dr. Sherry Dickstein

    Greensboro Jewish Federation

    Sam and Joan LeBauer

    Rich Lerner

    Alfred and Anita Schnog Foundation

    Gary and Sue Simmons

    Eileen and Steve Wishnia

  • Leonard Clein

    Irene Cohen

    Larry & Deidre Cohen

    Scott & Liz Cohen

    Elizabeth Cone

    Tom and Rene Cone

    Downtown Greensboro, Incorporated

    Mark and Susan Goldhaber

    Emily and Rodney Kranz

    Carole B. Krusch

    Joe LeBauer and Susan Ansin

    Nancy Lemann

    Steve Shavitz

    Elizabeth Weaver

  • Marilyn & Robert Chandler

    Dr. Gary & Mrs. Ellen Fischer

    Joel & Donna Freedman

    Kevin H. Gray

    Anita and Mark Hyman

    Debby and Kenny Miller

    Sara Lee Saperstein

    Mitchel Sommers

    Katherine Stern Weaver

    Marty and Erica Weissburg

  • Liz Alberti

    Susan Ansin

    Larry and Caren Appel

    Kris & Andrew Aronson

    Gary and Laurie Bargebuhr

    Neil Belenky

    Peggy and Nat Bernstein

    Odell Cleveland and Bill Goebel

    Sam Cone

    Janice & Mike Daines

    Glenn & Kelly Drew

    Janis & Andy Fields

    Linda E. Fleishman

    Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community

    Pearl and Mayo Friedlis

    Jon and Marsha Glazman

    Andrew and Erica Herman

    Miriam and Paul Kaftal/Lieb

    Barry and Sharon Kaiser

    Jenny and Brian Kaiser

    Sue Klau

    Marissa and Brooks Lanier

    Mr. and Mrs. Joel Liebling

    LPL Financial

    Sue and Neil Lutins

    Aprile Marchesano

    Meadows for Congress

    Lois and Howie Mezer

    Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller

    Didi Miller

    Rodney and Linda Mortenson

    Jason Mostofsky

    Freddy and Susan Robinson

    Lenny and Ellen Samet

    Dana and Stuart Schleien

    Corinne Segal

    Phyllis Shavitz

    Polly and Buzz Strasser

    Julie Weiner

  • AAU Somerset Hills

    Elaine Abrams

    Heather Brook Adams

    April Alberti

    Stephen Alberti

    Dr. Michael D. Altheimer

    Helene Bargebuhr

    Julie Bean

    Marvin Beckerman

    Catena Bergevin

    Melinda Billings

    Dave Blaisdell

    Franklin D. Blaisdell

    Gail Bretan

    Bruce Brodie

    Dora Brodie

    Paul Burger

    Janet and Marc Bush

    Gail Bushell

    Adam Carlin

    Eyal Carlin

    Glenn & Amy Chrystal

    Gail & Bruce Crozier

    Dr. Lawrence Czarda & Mrs. Carolyn Chappell

    Dina Daines

    Nancy Engelhardt

    Susan Feibelman Forum/K.Brower

    Adam Freedman

    Paula Freedman

    Hollis Gabriel

    Drew Glen

    William and Dori Goebel

    Michele Gordon and Pat Levy

    Elizabeth Green

    Marilyn Green-Rebord

    David and Susan Gutterman

    Rabbi Fred & Nancy Guttman

    High Point University Hillel

    Diane Hines

    Nancy Hoffman

    Dana Holliday

    Sue Ellen Horwitz

    Judith Hyman

    Sara Jacobs

    Kathryn C. Johnson

    Jon Hardister for NC House

    Stuart Kaufman

    Denny Kelly

    Audrey Krakovitz

    Linda Lawrence

    Theresa Lee

    Pat Levitin

    Jane Levy

    Margaret Lobree

    Mr. and Ms. Michael Loflin

    Mr & Mrs. Bob London

    Rob and Karen Luisana

    Dr. Steve and Mrs. Leslie Mackler

    Natlie Mapou

    Zack Matheny

    Misty McAden

    Midway High School

    Rev. Julio Mikdash

    Messianic Congregation

    Alex Milstein

    Sharon Moran

    Lynda M. Moss

    NC Alpha Omicron of Alpha Delta Kappa Greensboro Account

    North Carolina Holocaust Foundation

    Emily Nudelman

    Jeff Palis

    Carole Perkins

    Hester Petty

    Jerry and Susan Pinsker

    Debbie and Gerald Plovsky

    Madeline F. Pope

    Eleanor Procton

    Rachel Pront

    Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky

    Katherine Rastrick

    Susan and Marc Reinman

    Michael Ross

    Joan Samet

    Deborah Kintzing and Marc Samet

    Tara Sandercock

    Laurie Schaefer

    Beatrice Schall

    Steven Scheck

    Carol Schemo

    Deborah/Gerald Schoenhoff/Plovsky

    Lindsey Sears

    Joyce and Bob Shuman

    Jane Siebert

    Eileen B. Silver

    Philip Silver

    Kelsey Simmons

    Victoria L. Simmons

    Robin Skirboll

    Tamara Slaughter

    Paulette & Jeffrey Stafford

    Marjorie Stein

    Temple Emanuel Brotherhood

    Tammi Thurm

    Kim Trone

    Marianne Wason

    Jerry & Linda Wearb

    Lauretta Webb

    Catherine Weinburg

    Bob Wicker

    Dina Ackermann and Etan Wiesen

    Candida Yoshikai

    Samuel Zimmern

  • Victoria Milstein leads a tour of high schoolers at the monument.

  • Students interact with the camera at the site

  • Teacher Fellows listen to Holocaust Survivor Shelly Weiner at the monument

  • Students use a provided field trip booklet to see the original photograph the monument is based on.

  • Women of the Shoah Teacher Fellows are trained in the curriculum

  • Women of the Shoah Teacher Fellow Luke Sealy presents at Standing in the Light

  • 2nd and 3rd generation Holocaust Survivors tell their family story during student field trips

Thanks to our Community Supporters