Tunnel to Towers Commemorates 9/11 with Mortgages for Heroes, National Steel Journey
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PAID CONTENT: Frank Siller announces Steel Across America initiative featuring World Trade Center steel and mobile museum to honor 9/11 heroes for the 25th anniversary.
The foundation's commitment extends to those who continue to suffer the consequences of that day. Six of the 21 mortgages being paid off are for families of first responders who died from 9/11-related illnesses, a poignant reminder that the tragedy of that day continues to claim lives. The foundation's promise is simple and profound: "If you're a first responder and you're protecting us, we're gonna take care of your families that are left behind."
Looking ahead to the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Tunnel to Towers is launching a new initiative, "Steel Across America," to ensure future generations never forget. The foundation will transport a piece of steel from the World Trade Center across the nation, accompanied by a 93-foot mobile museum. Siller explained that this tour will allow people to "make sure they never forget what happened" and to understand the price paid for their freedoms.
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