Café Europa is more than just a meal; it’s a cherished gathering that brings Orange County Holocaust Survivors together like the original Café Europa in Stockholm, where survivors reunited after the war in hopes of finding lost family and friends. Today, this international program offers survivors a space to connect, share stories, and build community.

Volunteers will be helping with setup, greeting survivors, assisting with seating and serving lunch.

The luncheon for survivors is generously sponsored by Nancy Chase and Mary Cramer.

Jewish Federation of Orange County raises critical funds needed to provide care to local Orange County Holocaust Survivors. Through the generosity of donors in our community, survivors receive financial assistance for everyday essentials—including food, utilities, medication, eyeglasses, hearing aids, and medical alert devices—as well as in-home care, transportation, housekeeping, and other supportive services that help them live safely, independently, and with dignity.