Helen Kahan, a 100-year-old Holocaust survivor from St. Petersburg, Florida, will throw out the first pitch as the Tampa Bay Rays host the New York Yankees on Friday, May 5.
Proceeds from the game will benefit the museum, and theHolocaust survivor Helen Kahan is getting ready for the Tampa Bay Rays Game vs. the New York Yankees at Tropicana Field in her hometown of in St. Petersburg, Florida, where she will be throwing out the first pitch.
"She personifies why the lessons of the Holocaust are so important and how they shape lives and change lives," Michael Igel, board president of the Florida Holocaust Museum, told Fox News Digital.
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