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Published: Tuesday, September 07, 2010
The 9-11 Patch Project was founded in 2002 by retired Pasadena Firefighter/Paramedic Brett Hill, with the dual purpose of raising money for families of fallen FDNY firefighters and perpetuating the memory of the 343 heroes that died on September 11, 2001. Eight years later, it has grown beyond Hill’s expectations and over 5000 organizations in 22 countries have adopted this tribute. More importantly, many firefighters and their families across the United States have been helped because of his fundraising efforts. Join FDNNTV.com's Wendy Gillette from Manhattan to learn more about the Project and how your agency can become involved.
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