Grantee: Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life, Palo Alto

A multigenerational destination anchored by a world-class JCC and a senior living complex.

Grantee: Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow

The largest festival of its kind in the world, now in its 20th year.

Grantee: Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Now under construction on the historic site of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, completion in 2012.

Grantee: Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow

Dance, music, workshops, art, film, books, food: a major celebration each summer.

Grantee: California Academy of Sciences

Exploring, explaining and protecting the natural world; located in Golden Gate Park.

Initiative: Poland Jewish Heritage Tours

Tours to Poland and other countries to discover and deepen Jewish heritage.

Grantee: Jewish Genealogy & Family Heritage Center, Warsaw

Genealogist Yale Reisner and staff help Jews the world over connect with their Polish roots.

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Taube Foundation Summer 2010 Tour to Poland and Israel Tad Taube Featured in San Francisco Business Times October 2009: Houston Chronicle features Taube-sponsored Cantors Tour to Poland Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life Opens in Palo Alto

Taube Foundation Summer 2010 Tour to Poland and Israel

Tad Taube Featured in San Francisco Business Times

October 2009: Houston Chronicle features Taube-sponsored Cantors Tour to Poland

Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life Opens in Palo Alto


Before going with the Taube Foundation to Poland, one didn't know if I could handle the emotional response to visiting Auschwitz. My images of Poland were of ghettos, concentration camps and pogroms. Now, because of the trip, I see Poland as a cradle of Jewish life. -IRVING RABIN, MAGNES MUSEUM BOARD CHAIR; TFJLC ADVISORY BOARD

Before going with the Taube Foundation to Poland, one didn't know if I could handle the emotional response to visiting Auschwitz. My images of Poland were of ghettos, concentration camps and pogroms. Now, because of the trip, I see Poland as a cradle of Jewish life.

-IRVING RABIN, MAGNES MUSEUM BOARD CHAIR; TFJLC ADVISORY BOARD