Be part of the change 

2025 marks 96 years since Anne Frank's birth and 80 years since Bergen-Belsen was liberated - the last camp where she was held. Tragically, Anne died of typhus, murdered by the Nazis because she was Jewish, just weeks before liberation. 

Her experience is a powerful reminder that six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust. Anne's words continue to inspire us to challenge antisemitism and all forms of prejudice today. At the Anne Frank Trust, we work with young people aged 9-15, giving them the skills to do just this in their schools, communities, online, and beyond. 

At a time when division and discrimination are growing, the need for our work has never been greater. 
But we need your support to reach more young people with his life-changing work.