Kol Israel Foundation celebrated 30 years of its Face to Face Holocaust education program on Nov. 2 at B’nai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike to kick off its annual “Stand Up for Holocaust Education” campaign.

The event’s headliner, Jewish comic Cory Kahaney, delivered a 60-minute private performance to help engage sponsors and sustain funding for the Face to Face program, which brings Holocaust survivors of multiple generations into classrooms and community spaces to directly connect people of every age with Jewish history. Close

PHOTOS: Kol Israel Foundation celebrates 30 years of Face to Face

A fourth-generation Holocaust survivor, 14-year-old Lily Friedman spoke prior to Kahaney’s performance about being a Jewish teen in the U.S. today with antisemitism on the rise.

“The wor

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