Remembering September 11th, 2001

Today marks the fourteenth anniversary of the September 11th attacks that took the lives of more than 2,500 people.  As we take a moment to remember and reflect on the events and the lives lost, we'd also like to honor their memory as well as present one of the ways you can pay respect to the lives lost during this tragic event that forever changed the nation.

Besides being a day of reflection, September 11th is also federally recognized as a National Day of Service and Remembrance in which people are encouraged to perform acts of kindness, charity and volunteer as a means of honoring the victims as well as the survivors. MyGoodDeed is a nonprofit spearheading the observance of this event.  If you visit their website (www.911day.org) you can learn more about projects taking place today or donate money towards ensuring that the event continues to grow.  You can also pledge to do your own good deed and share it with your friends.

If you happen to be too young to remember that day, a group of terrorists coordinated an attack on the United States, targeting specific landmarks including the Pentagon and the two World Trade Center towers, the latter of which were completely destroyed and eventually replaced with the One World Trade Center building, also known as the Freedom Tower.

To the victims, survivors, and first responders, we will never forget you.

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