irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2023
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $2.41MEDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING TO INFORM AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC CONCERNING THE HOLOCAUST
named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Lessons from Our Parents
Event series featuring public figures who are children of Holocaust survivors, sharing personal stories and intergenerational lessons about resilience and remembrance
Martyrdom and Resistance
Educational initiative focused on preserving stories of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust through publications and exhibitions
Young Leadership Associates (YLA)
Engages young professionals, particularly third-generation descendants of Holocaust survivors, in Holocaust education through social and educational events, book clubs, and survivor testimony sessions
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Holocaust and Genocide Remembrance Education 3 activities
- Educator and professional training in Holocaust curriculumTrains educators and professionals through seminars and conferences to implement Yad Vashem's educational curriculum.
- Preservation of Holocaust legacy through research and educationEngages in preserving the legacy of Holocaust victims and survivors through research, education, publications, exhibitions, and philanthropy.
- Public events and commemorations on Holocaust testimony and historyHosts a range of public events including survivor testimony sessions, conversations with public figures, art-based explorations of Holocaust testimony, and commemorative programs such as 3G Yom HaShoah events and virtual series like "Lessons from our Parents 2.0."
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Community engagement through virtual and symbolic activitiesOrganizes community-building events such as virtual 6K walks/runs and symbolic activities like virtual challah baking to foster connection and remembrance.
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Israel and Jewish Heritage Educational Travel 1 activity
- Youth and young adult Holocaust education programsOperates a sustained program since 1997 to promote Holocaust awareness among young adults, including a Young Professionals program and the Young Leadership Associates, which engage millennials and peers through social and educational events.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$6.04M
Contributions & grants$3.24M54%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$2.80M46%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$5.51M
Program expenses30%
Admin / overhead70%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$1.76M
Grants paid out$1.67M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$104.17M
Cash$7.88M
Investments$92.81M
Liabilities$3.40M
Net assets$100.77M
Liquid reserves219.4 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -54.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 7
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| STANLEY STONE | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR END 03/24 | 35 | $687K |
| AMY COOPER | NATIONAL CAMPAINGN DIR. END 01/24 | 35 | $312K |
| RONA GOTTLIB BOCHENEK | COO/CFO | 35 | $230K |
| SYLVIA MOSKOVITZ | WEST COAST REGIONAL DIR. END 01/24 | 35 | $223K |
| DANA SHAKARCHY | TRI STATE REGIONAL DIR. END 01/24 | 35 | $213K |
| CHRIS MORTON | DIR. OF PLANNED GIVING END 01/24 | 35 | $204K |
| DENISE HERSCHBERG | SOUTH EAST REGIONAL DIR. END 01/24 | 35 | $201K |
board members · 12
- ADINA BURIAN — CO-CHAIR END 02/24
- ANDREW J GROVEMAN — DIRECTOR
- BARRY LEVINE — TREASURER END 02/24
- BARRY RUBENSTEIN — DIRECTOR
- CAROLINE MASSEL — DIRECTOR
- DAVID HALPERN — DIRECTOR
- FRED ZEIDMAN — ASSISTANT TREASURER END 02/24
- IRA DRUKIER — TREASURER BEG 02/24
- LAWRENCE J BURIAN — DIRECTOR
- LEONARD A WILF — INTERIM CHAIR BEG 02/24
- MARK MOSKOWITZ — CO-CHAIR END 02/24
- MARK WILF — SECRETARY
relationships · 8
Who they work with
- Daniel Lubetzky Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents" series as a featured speaker.
- Diane Von Furstenberg Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents 2.0" event series as a featured speaker.
- Lawrence S. Bacow Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents" series as a featured speaker.
- Leonard Wilf Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents" series as a featured speaker.
- Mark Wilf Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents" series as a featured speaker.
- Wolf Blitzer Partner — Participated in the "Lessons from our Parents 2.0" event series as a featured speaker.
- Yad Vashem Government — Previously affiliated with Yad Vashem until December 31, 2023; ASYV supported Yad Vashem's mission through fundraising and educational programming.
- Yad Vashem, The World Holocaust Remembrance Center Partner — Collaborates with Yad Vashem in Jerusalem to advance Holocaust remembrance, education, and research.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Active Commemoration for Youth Engagementmethodology: active commemorationBy combining physical activity with commemorative practices, the organization engages younger generations in Holocaust remembrance because embodied experiences increase personal relevance and retention of historical memory.
- Art-Based Engagement with Survivor Testimonymethodology: art-based testimony engagementBy using art as a medium to interpret and engage with Holocaust survivor testimony, the organization fosters deeper emotional and cognitive processing of traumatic history because artistic expression enables access to memory where literal narrative may fall short.
- Comprehensive Remembrance through Integrated Research and Educationmethodology: comprehensive_remembranceBy integrating research, education, publications, exhibitions, and philanthropy, the organization preserves the memory of Holocaust victims and survivors because multi-modal engagement strengthens collective memory and ensures historical accuracy across generations.
- Intergenerational Transmission of Survivor Legaciesmethodology: intergenerational_legacyBy engaging descendants of Holocaust survivors in leadership and storytelling roles, the organization sustains survivor legacies because personal familial connection deepens authenticity and emotional resonance in remembrance practices.