This letter, dated October 7, 2008, from Marion and Elie Wiesel of The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity, thanks Mr. Richard Holbrooke for his "beautiful words" delivered via video at Elie's 80th birthday celebration at the 92nd Street Y. The Wiesels express gratitude for Holbrooke's "deep feeling and humor" and his kindness, cherishing their friendship. They also mention looking forward to "more Wadi Rum adventures" at next year's "Petra conference." The letter is signed with "Warm regards" and "much love" from Marion, Elie, and Kati.

Thank you note from fourth grade student at Beit Tzipora.

This is a thank-you letter from Ted Koppel and Grace Anne, dated May 20, 2003, to Marion and Elie. The letter expresses profound gratitude for their presence at a special event, likely a 50th celebration, which the authors consider a high point in their lives. They acknowledge the effort involved in hosting, particularly in securing the attendance of "the Wiesels." The authors convey deep appreciation for the quality of their family and friends, including Drew, and the generosity shown, stating they feel incredibly fortunate. The letter concludes with warm regards, emphasizing their friendship.

A thank you letter from Justine Volkman to Dr. Wiesel, expressing profound gratitude for his inspiring words on education, delivered to a group of presidential scholars. Volkman details her personal journey of realizing the importance of making a life over just making a living, a discovery she made while studying marketing. She informs Dr. Wiesel of her acceptance into Teach for America and her upcoming role teaching in a low-income school in Kansas City, MO. She attributes his words as a significant source of inspiration for her mission to close the achievement gap and for her future career as an educator, concluding with thanks for his life and legacy.

A letter from Marion and Elie Wiesel, on behalf of The Elie Wiesel Foundation For Humanity, to Irshad Manji, expressing gratitude for her inspiring words and presentation at Elie Wiesel's 80th birthday celebration, which was held at the 92nd Street Y. The authors commend Manji's "deep feeling and humor" and convey their hope for future encounters.

This document is a thank you letter from a student named Gabe to Professor Wiesel. Gabe expresses profound gratitude for Professor Wiesel's presence and lectures at Chapman University, noting how his words inspire action and global citizenship. The student highlights the Presidential Scholar Seminar as a significant moment and praises the professor's courage and dedication to influencing young people, expressing a desire to emulate his contributions to changing the world.

Thank you note from fifth grade student at Beit Tsipora in Kiryat Malachi, Israel. The letter begins, "Dear Elie Wiesel, Thank you for your donations to Beit Tsipora...How do you feel to be the director of two buildings at Beit Tsipora? Do you feel proud or happy? Please answer this question for me. Thank you for all the contributions and for errecting Beit Tsipora. I enjoy it.

The document is a brief, handwritten note from Elie Wiesel to a woman named Martine, written on the letterhead of The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity in New York and dated August 6, 2010. In French, Wiesel expresses heartfelt thanks to Martine for all the help she provided to his sister before and during her illness. The note also includes the Hebrew phrase "תודה רבה" (Toda Raba - Thank you very much) and is signed "Amicalement, Elie Wiesel," conveying a warm and personal tone of gratitude.

This is a brief, handwritten thank you note from François Busnel, associated with "la Grande Librairie" and "Rosebud Productions," addressed to "Cher Élie." Busnel expresses his deep gratitude for Élie's presence, words, listening, and loyalty, describing the occasion as an "important moment, stolen from time and the march of the world." The note concludes with a friendly closing and Busnel's signature. The letterhead indicates the involvement of "Rosebud Productions" based in Paris.

A handwritten thank you note dated January 6, 1996, from Hillary Rodham Clinton to "Elie." In the note, Clinton expresses gratitude for a copy of Elie's memoirs and a video from a conference. She mentions that with her own book completed, she looks forward to catching up on his work. She also thanks Elie for his support of "the President," stating it means a great deal to both of them. The note concludes with a wish for a happy, healthy, and peaceful 1996 for their country, the world, and Elie's family.