In 2019, Violins of Hope made a profound impact in Knoxville, drawing over 3,000 people to the symphony to witness the powerful performances of these historic instruments. The accompanying exhibition traveled to more than 20 schools, reaching thousands of students with its inspiring message of resilience and hope. This remarkable success not only brought the community together but also educated and inspired the next generation, leaving a lasting legacy of remembrance and unity.

The Stanford Eisenberg Knoxville Jewish Day School (KJDS) is a vibrant and inclusive learning community dedicated to nurturing the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth of every student. With a commitment to academic excellence and Jewish values, KJDS provides a nurturing environment where children from diverse backgrounds can develop a love of learning, a strong sense of identity, and a deep appreciation for their heritage. The school fosters critical thinking, creativity, and compassion, preparing students to be engaged and responsible members of both the Jewish and broader communities.

Beyond the classroom, KJDS is actively involved in the community, offering programs and events that promote cultural understanding and social responsibility. As the proud presenter of Violins of Hope Knoxville, KJDS extends its mission of education and community engagement, bringing powerful stories of resilience and hope to the wider public. Through this initiative and many others, KJDS strives to build bridges, inspire future generations, and contribute to a more inclusive and compassionate world.