Holocaust Garden of Hope, Houston

About Holocaust Garden of Hope

Holocaust Garden of Hope is an educational memorial in Northeast Houston focused on Holocaust remembrance and combating antisemitism through visitor engagement. Guests explore the garden and participate in the Upstander Stone Project, where they add stones to show solidarity against persecution, prejudice, and indifference. The organization, founded by Jewish descendants of Holocaust survivors and Christian allies, operates as an educational nonprofit dedicated to sensitizing visitors to Holocaust history and modern antisemitism. Programs emphasize education, prayer, and positive action to address bigotry and facilitate healing and reconciliation between Jewish, Christian, and other faith communities. The garden serves visitors seeking to learn documented Holocaust history, understand the dangers of denial and revisionism, and join a community committed to confronting hatred of Jewish people. A visit involves walking the memorial space and contributing to the stone project as a personal statement against prejudice. The attraction is located in Northeast Houston, Texas.