“Tree of Hope–Anne Frank’s Father Shares His Wisdom

With an American Teen and the World”

Monday, August 15, 2022 – 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Southridge Recreation Center, Upstairs Auditorium

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Author and motivational speaker, Cara Wilson-Granat shares uplifting lessons gleaned from a

20 -year correspondence with Anne Frank’s father.

This program, including a PowerPoint, is a historical re-cap of Anne Frank and her family, in particular her father, Otto Frank, and how this legendary Holocaust survivor–who believed

in the power of love over hate–transformed an entire “family” of young people who

reached out to him, including Cara.

Cara Wilson-Granat is an author, storyteller, motivational speaker, TEDx speaker, and World Class Performer.

Cara is often asked to be a consultant for, as well as a participant, in documentaries on Otto Frank. She is a board member of Uplift Us—a 501c(3) Movement of Kindness for the Homeless, and ImpactAVillage, a non-profit committed to improving healthcare and education in villages around the world. An avid animal and nature lover, she lives in Colorado with her husband, Peter and Maine Coon cat, Boo.

Cara’s book,  “TREE OF HOPE, Anne Frank’s Father Shares His Wisdom With An American Teen and the World”, will be available for purchase and book signing

 before (6:30 – 7) and following the program. Cash and Checks only.