Please join the
Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
at the
Generation to Generation Dinner
Honoring the Feilbogen Family
and
Grammy Award-nominated artist Regina Spektor
Hosted by Critic’s Choice Award-winning actor Noah Emmerich
Performance by Regina Spektor
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
6pm Cocktails | 7pm Event
Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
Edward J. Safra Plaza | 36 Battery Place | New York City
The annual L’dor V’dor, Generation to Generation Dinner, serves as a profound testament to the enduring legacy of hope and resilience. By honoring Holocaust survivors and their descendants and championing the power of storytelling, this event underscores the importance of courage, compassion, and humanity amidst adversity. This ongoing commitment to Jewish stories ensures that lessons of the Holocaust and the dangers of where hate and bigotry can lead are not forgotten, inspiring individuals to embrace empathy and take meaningful action to make a difference.
Event Co-Chairs
Elyse & Howard J. Butnick
Amy & Rob Feilbogen
Lauren Lebowitz Feldman & Lee Feldman
Evelyn & Harry Goldfeier
Patti Askwith Kenner
Rita G. Lerner & Cliff Salm
Ann Oster
Marilyn Rosen
Deborah & Wayne Zuckerman
Cocktail Attire | Dietary Laws Observed
Generation to Generation Dinner Supporters*
Founding Sponsor
Amy and Rob Feilbogen
Leadership Sponsor
Linda Johnson and Bruce Ratner and Family
Heritage Sponsor
Debbie and Steven Prince
Legacy Sponsors
Stefany and Simon Bergson
Elyse and Howard Butnick
Patti Askwith Kenner
Edmond J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation
Testimony Sponsor
The Knapp Family Foundation
Susan and Robert P. Morgenthau
Stacey and Marc Saiontz
Benefactors
Denise Benmosche
Born and Distenfeld Families
Nancy Fisher
Signature Cocktail
Campari Group
*List in formation; as of 9.17.24
The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is New York’s contribution to the global responsibility to Never Forget and a memorial to the six million Jews who perished during the Holocaust. We are a place of memory and education, where the unforgettable stories of survivors are kept alive for future generations. Since opening our doors in 1997, we have educated over two million visitors—including thousands of students a month—about the lessons of the Holocaust and the dangers of where hate and bigotry can lead. For over two decades, the Museum has worked to protect the historical record and deepen the public’s understanding of Jewish history and heritage through our exhibitions, permanent collection, and public programs that reach audiences around the world.
For more information on the Generation to Generation Dinner, contact Christie Bowers, Associate Director of Special Events, at cbowers@mjhnyc.org or 646.437.4236.
For more information on Grammy-nominated artist Regina Spektor, please visit reginaspektor.com or find her on Instagram at @reginaspektor.