The Post 911 Foundation will directly assist veterans and first responders through innovative and effective initiatives such as its grass roots peer to peer PTSD support program. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation will pursue understanding, policy changes, and community awareness of First Responder and Veteran’s issues through research papers, subject matter expert involvement, and policy reviews. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation is actively forging partnerships with like-minded charitable veteran, law enforcement, and first responder organizations to financially stimulate already established, locally vetted programs that effectively reach our returning warriors and local heroes. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation, The Special Forces Motorcycle club, in conjunction with Lefty Brothers Motorcycles is raising enough funds to complete a custom motorcycle and sidecar that will be donated to the wounded Green Beret, Romulo Romy Camargo. Funds are needed to complete the custom motorcycle, side cart, front end, engine, transmission, wheels, custom paint and more. The goal is to grant Romy’s wish to ride into Daytona with the Special Forces Motor Cycle Club during the upcoming Bike Week in Daytona, March 2010. FIND OUT MORE
Awareness Campaign
The Post 911 Foundation is continually building awareness for post 9/11 veteran and first responder issues.
To honor the Military first responders, who engaged Al Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan on horseback immediately following the terrorist attacks, and symbolically capture their achievements, the foundation will raise money to complete a bronze cast of a Special Forces Soldier on an Afghan Horse. We plan to raise sufficient funds to create three 16 ft casts: one to be placed at Ground Zero, a second to be placed at the Headquarters for Army Special Operations, and the third to be placed at the 5thSpecial Forces Group in Ft Campbell, Kentucky, the home of the men who led the fight. FIND OUT MORE
Activities, such as our “Follow the Flag” campaign on its historic journey back to Ground Zero, will provide a vehicle to inspire consciousness and public assistance for all of our unsung American heroes.
Through our activities, the foundation believes the nation can re-capture the spirit of national unity found in the Post 9/11 moment and come together once again to promote peace, pride, and prosperity. In doing so, the Foundation intends to assist those who have served our nation and may be in need, so they will be restored, renewed, and empowered to succeed.
The Post 911 Foundation will seek to create national memorials to First Responders who have served since 9/11.
Initiatives and Activities
Programs
The Post 911 Foundation will directly assist veterans and first responders through innovative and effective initiatives such as its grass roots peer to peer PTSD support program. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation will pursue understanding, policy changes, and community awareness of First Responder and Veteran’s issues through research papers, subject matter expert involvement, and policy reviews. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation is actively forging partnerships with like-minded charitable veteran, law enforcement, and first responder organizations to financially stimulate already established, locally vetted programs that effectively reach our returning warriors and local heroes. FIND OUT MORE
The Post 911 Foundation, The Special Forces Motorcycle club, in conjunction with Lefty Brothers Motorcycles is raising enough funds to complete a custom motorcycle and sidecar that will be donated to the wounded Green Beret, Romulo Romy Camargo. Funds are needed to complete the custom motorcycle, side cart, front end, engine, transmission, wheels, custom paint and more. The goal is to grant Romy’s wish to ride into Daytona with the Special Forces Motor Cycle Club during the upcoming Bike Week in Daytona, March 2010. FIND OUT MORE
Awareness Campaign
The Post 911 Foundation is continually building awareness for post 9/11 veteran and first responder issues.
To honor the Military first responders, who engaged Al Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan on horseback immediately following the terrorist attacks, and symbolically capture their achievements, the foundation will raise money to complete a bronze cast of a Special Forces Soldier on an Afghan Horse. We plan to raise sufficient funds to create three 16 ft casts: one to be placed at Ground Zero, a second to be placed at the Headquarters for Army Special Operations, and the third to be placed at the 5thSpecial Forces Group in Ft Campbell, Kentucky, the home of the men who led the fight. FIND OUT MORE
Activities, such as our “Follow the Flag” campaign on its historic journey back to Ground Zero, will provide a vehicle to inspire consciousness and public assistance for all of our unsung American heroes.
Through our activities, the foundation believes the nation can re-capture the spirit of national unity found in the Post 9/11 moment and come together once again to promote peace, pride, and prosperity. In doing so, the Foundation intends to assist those who have served our nation and may be in need, so they will be restored, renewed, and empowered to succeed.
The Post 911 Foundation will seek to create national memorials to First Responders who have served since 9/11.