Category Archives: 9/11 Community Supports Victims of Terrorism and Disaster

Australian fires: Everything we know and how you can help

By Kimberly | Published: January 5, 2020

We’ve posted a list of organizations that could use help during the massive bushfires sweeping Australia and facts about the fires.

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Retired NYPD Officer battling ALS alone gets amazing outpouring of support after social media post goes viral

By Kimberly | Published: December 4, 2019

Retired NYPD officer Mikhail “Mike” Vinitsky, now 41, was a rookie police officer in 2007 when he was guarding a prisoner who attacked him with a metal bar. The injuries he received destroyed his health and brought on ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease reports Ali Bauman of CBS. His only family is his elderly mother, who […]

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Scholarship created in memory of ex-NYPD cop Luis Alvarez from Oceanside

By Kimberly | Published: December 3, 2019

A new scholarship bearing the name of the late NYPD hero Luis Alvarez will help children of sick rescue and recovery workers.

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