Victim Resources

The Twin Towers Orphan Fund was established on September 13, 2001 to assist the children who were orphaned (who lost one or both parents) by the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.  TTOF is not a disaster relief fund, but instead is a long-term higher educational and health care support trust fund with a life span of more than 20 years.

The Children of 9/11 Holiday Memories - On December 18, TTOF and Toys for Tots hosted a holiday party in NY for the children who lost parents on 9/11.   Click to see the pictures

If you know of a child who lost one or both parents due to the attacks on America on September 11, 2001, please register with Twin Towers Orphan Fund. This will help TTOF identify and qualify those children who are in most need of our help -- now and in the future.

TTOF distributed $1.6 million dollars into individual “IRC Sec. 529” long-term, tax-deferred education savings accounts in the names of the children in the TTOF child registry.   more

The section below is intended to assist you in locating additional financial, educational and health related assistance from the many charities that have been created to help you and your family. We understand that the prospect of completing one more form, or several more forms to receive additional assistance is frustrating at best. Please know that each charity is doing its best to streamline the process wherever possible. Don't hesitate to ask whatever charity you are working with if they might be willing to accept forms you've already completed for other charities.

One Nation ~ One Community ~ One Family
The One Family Project matches sponsoring groups, such as schools, churchs, civic groups, and so on, with families who lost someone on September 11th. On an on-going basis, the sponsoring group will send letters, stories, pictures, videos and other items to the family -- anything that they would send to one of their own extended family members across the country. Birthdays will be remembered, as well as religious and other holidays. Please contact Therese Quinn, One Family Project, 425-335-5163 for additional information.

Red Cross to provide $360 Million in Additional Assistance to 9/11 Families; 90% Of Funds To Be Disbursed by Sept. 11, 2002

	Scholarships / Higher Education Assistance
	Emotional Health Assistance
	Financial Relief Assistance
	Legal Assistance
	Residential Services
	Other Charities

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us.