Our podcast tour is named in honor of Todd Beamer of Flight 93 who’s famous last words (heard over the phone by a customer service operator) were “let’s roll” to his fellow passengers before they bravely marched to the cockpit of the hijacked plane…

Every year Ground Zero volunteers gather in Chinatown, New York City in honor of those lost on 9/11 and those lost after due to war or Ground Zero Related Illness. This year for the first time we honored the fallen in beautiful Nashville, Tennessee. Here’s the story in photos:

A Tradition of Unity

In September of each year our group of Ground Zero volunteers and family members gather to remember our nation's fallen due to 9/11/2001…

9/11 Remembered is a non profit 501c3 corporation and it exists to share the 9/11 Memorial with all of America. Our organization operates and travels through donation, membership and hosting of a 3rd party benefits to help transport this Memorial from town to town…

“Tens of thousands of runners — some in shorts, some wearing firefighter helmets — emerged from the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel connecting lower Manhattan with Brooklyn Sunday in remembrance of the sacrifices made by first responders at the World Trade Center 18 years ago…”

What is the website about and who created it? Our memorial is 4 large specialized trucks called the 9/11 Remembered Traveling Memorial. Our memorial is dedicated to traveling across the country to share the history and artifacts pertaining to the events of September 11, 2001...

“The memorial, designed by a Kewaskum High School graduate, will for many years to come be a space of reflection for visitors from Kewaskum and Washington County, the State of Wisconsin​, and beyond. With a beam of steel recovered from the North Tower of the World Trade Center as its center piece, the memorial will serve to honor not only those who perished, including a Kewaskum Graduate - Andrea Lyn Haberman, but also all those who responded to the atrocity of 9/11.​..”

Ground Zero Volunteers Flag, originally known as The Ground Zero Flag was founded in 2001 by a few New Yorkers volunteering at Ground Zero. Made and donated by Valley Forge Flags of Pennsylvania, The Flag is 60' X 30' and weighs 92lbs. It was first displayed on 1 Liberty Street, known also as Brooks Brothers Building September 22, 2001 for approximately two months…

“WASHINGTON – On Friday, the House of Representatives voted to reauthorize a fund that compensates victims of 9/11 and their families. The bill passed by a large margin in a 402-12 vote and now goes to the Senate. 11 Republicans and Rep. Justin Amash, I-Mich., were the only lawmakers to vote against it…”

A Lawton teen is finalizing plans to create a memorial to 9/11 in Elmer Thomas Park…

“Retired FDNY Lt. Timothy O’Neill died April 5, and Firefighter Kevin Lennon on April 4, both from 9/11-related cancers, and retired Fire Marshal Michael Andreachi died within the same period…”

“The bill to renew the cash-strapped 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund is getting a major boost, with the backing of the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee…”

Better late than never!

“Using 9/11 to bash Omar when Crenshaw wasn’t backing the 9/11 bill — while she was — rubbed some responders the wrong way. They called him out on Twitter, including one who had gotten the brush off from the Texan in the hallways of Capitol Hill…”

“The bribes were in exchange for giving confidential information to a contractor and hiring unqualified people with family or personal ties as electricians…”

“About 17 and a half years after the 9/11 terror attack on the World Trade Center, first responders are finally getting their own tribute at the Memorial Plaza on the Ground Zero site…”

It was the little lease that could — and now, the deal that proved to be the turning point in downtown’s commercial rebirth after 9/11 is getting a second wind.

"Searching and digging at Ground Zero without being asked, without being told and without thinking about the consequences…”

“Politicians and advocates rallied in lower Manhattan Wednesday in support of a federal bill that would permanently authorize the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund Act…”

People from all walks of life “answered the call” to help during our darkest hours…where are they now?

“On May 30, 2019, a permanent and historic modification to the 9/11 Memorial will be formally dedicated…”

A message from the 9/11 Remembered Team…

“On May 30, 2019, a permanent and historic modification to the 9/11 Memorial will be formally dedicated…”

“Every time there’s a tragedy like the one that occurred last week in Christchurch – when a large loss of life reverberates loudly around the world – stories of humans responding to extreme circumstances flow thick and fast. Some are horrifying, but we all know that there are others that are affirming. To look for acts of kindness and generosity is about the best many of us can do in times of crisis.

One of those affirming stories unfolded in Gander, Newfoundland in the days after the September 11 attacks…”