Times of Israel Highlights NextGen INC. Project Make Their Memory Shine - World Jewish Congress

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Times of Israel Highlights Make Their Memory Shine

Make Their Memory Shine

Make Their Memory Shine, a grassroots project powered by NextGenInc., was highlighted in a Times of Israel article today for their work polishing and restoring "stumbling stones" across Europe honoring the memory of Holocaust victims.

MTMS has been able to clean stones in over 45 cities in 16 countries across Europe. Founder Ethan Bergman told Times of Israel that their goal is to clean all 90,000 Stolpersteine.

Read the full article here