How We Serve
Educating the Next Generation
We’re bringing students to places where history becomes real, from the National WWII Museum to the 9/11 Memorial. Through firsthand accounts from veterans, first responders, and those who lived it, they gain a deeper understanding of the true cost of freedom.
9/11 Could Fade From Our Collective Memory
History At Risk
Only 15 States Require Education About 9/11
Many schools lack the resources, curriculum, or firsthand perspectives to teach 9/11 in a meaningful way. This creates a critical gap in understanding a pivotal moment that continues to shape our national identity and the lives of our military, first responders, and their families.
The Responsibility
History They Didn’t Live, But Must Never Forget
As time passes, fewer young people have a personal connection to the events of 9/11, making it harder for them to fully grasp its significance. Without intentional education, the stories of sacrifice, heroism, and unity risk fading from collective memory.
Non-Required Curriculum
Despite its impact, 9/11 isn’t required learning in most states—many students graduate without ever studying it.
Misinformation and Gaps
Without structured education, students often rely on incomplete or inaccurate portrayals of 9/11.
Missed Moral Lessons
The character, courage, and compassion shown in the aftermath of 9/11 offer timeless lessons in resilience and unity.
Forgotten Heroes
The voices of first responders, veterans, and survivors are often left out of mainstream education.
The Cost of Freedom
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Nearly 3,000 people died and thousands more were injured on 9/11. Even today, many first responders suffer the health effects from working at Ground Zero.
We Never Forget. Will You?
Donate NowTeaching Future Generations The Cost Of Freedom
United In Grief
On Its Worst Day, America Was At Its Best
Educating our youth about 9/11 ensures that the bravery, sacrifice, and unity shown on one of our nation’s darkest days are never forgotten. It helps a generation born after the attacks understand the profound impact that day had on our country and the heroes who responded.
Our National Duty
We Promised To Never Forget
By learning these stories, students gain a deeper appreciation for the values of service, resilience, and patriotism. This knowledge not only honors the past, it helps shape a more informed, empathetic, and united future.
More Than 9/11
We’re also educating students about the service and sacrifices of past generations through trips to national museums and memorials.
A Call To Action Exhibit
We’re hosting tours at our Nashville headquarters to learn the personal story of our Founder and his own journey from self to service.
Scholarship Opportunities
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The Power of Service
Only a small percentage of our nation serves. It’s up to all of us to instill a sense of duty and patriotism in the next generation.
Aleha O , 9/11 Class Trip
I need to serve.
This trip has made me realize that whatever I do with my life I have to do with the intention of serving. I need to serve. I need to do enough.
Our Impact
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students have joined us for trips to the 9/11 Museum since 2023.