Meet & Learn from Holocaust Survivor Sami Steigmann

Between an increase in anti-Semitism and world “leaders” seeking to control billions of lives, it’s imperative we learn from the horrors of the past so they are not repeated.  While what is going on now with overreaching governments cannot be compared to the holocaust, we must be on edge and ready to push back at all cost.

The intent for this event is to motivate people to stand up and fight more than they are used to. Too many people easily gave up their basic freedoms which only emboldened and empower governments, businesses, and individuals to take away more. These bad actors are responsible for deaths around the world and to this day still inflicting pain on our children.

All donations tonight will be used specifically to fight for YOUR freedoms and mostly supporting Sami’s efforts to reach an even greater audience.  Spots are limited so please do not wait. To register please go here.  If you are not in the financial situation to help the cause do not worry about it.  Please email the campaign and let us know.

That’s Amore is one of my favorite spots. Huge menu, good food, and very nice wine list. We are encouraging everyone attending to please eat before or after the event as the owner is a true patriot for our cause. She is also giving everyone a 10% discount to everyone that eats before or after the event.

Reservation Required

Sami’s Story

Sami Steigmann has been many things. He has been a victim of the Holocaust, being too young to work, per his parents, Sami was subjected to Nazi medical experimentation in his early years.

When he was liberated, he became a survivor. Now, he is a motivational speaker. Sami’s experience is invaluable. Few people on this earth have gone through the atrocities he faced when he was just a child, and he was able to transform himself from a victim into a social action agent.

Please consider donating to his foundation.

Mission and Motto

Sami is dedicated to reach as many young people as he can, nationally and internationally, promote tolerance, and, hopefully, they will make it a better world for themselves, their children, and their grandchildren.

If you wish to donate directly to Sami’s cause please go to https://tamidnyc.org/sami/.

Please like the Facebook campaign page.

You can sign up here and donate here