Learning from Anne Frank and the Holocaust, the Anne Frank Trust empowers young people aged 9 to 15 to challenge all forms of prejudice. 

Over the next 36 hours, we are aiming to raise £50,000 towards the rising costs of delivering our vital anti-prejudice education programmes online, in schools and with our young ambassadors across the UK. Every contribution of any amount will be doubled and your support will directly help us address prejudice and discrimination in our country.

Developed over three decades and now reaching over 100,000 pupils a year, our unique educational programme teaches the story of Anne Frank for its insight into the Holocaust and antisemitism, and as motivation to challenge all forms of discrimination today.  

Sadly, shocking recent violence in different parts of Britain has coincided with unprecedented levels of antisemitism here in the UK, as well as a sharp increase in Islamophobia. Educating young people to be more positive towards their diverse fellow citizens has never been more necessary – and we are outstandingly effective in doing it.  

The 9 to 15-year-olds we educate become peer educators and young ambassadors, disseminating their anti-prejudice message across their schools, communities and online. And the latest evaluation from our research partners at the University of Kent shows that 87.6% young people we work with in schools become more positive towards at least one other group of people different from themselves as a result of our programmes.  

Your support will help us continue to create single moments which improve the world and any donation, whatever the amount, will make a difference. Please help us achieve our target. 

Thank you.