Forsyth County leaders plant 500 daffodils as part of worldwide initiative in honor of children who died in Holocaust - Forsyth News

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Forsyth County leaders plant 500 daffodils as part of worldwide initiative in honor of children who died in Holocaust

From left, OneForsyth Council Chair Kristin Cook, Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Bearden and Congregation Beth Israel Rabbi Levi Mentz partner together to bring the Worldwide Daffodil Project to Forsyth County. - photo by Sabrina Kerns

Daffodil Project — From left, OneForsyth Council Chair Kristin Cook, Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Bearden and Congregation Beth Israel Rabbi Levi Mentz partner together to bring the Worldwide Daffodil Project to Forsyth County. - photo by Sabrina Kerns

Leaders with Forsyth County Schools, Congregation Beth Israel and the OneForsyth Council all got their hands dirty on Monday, Nov. 8, as they each began the planting of 500 daffodil bulbs.