15 Years After the 9/11 Attacks, 'Tuesday's Children' Helps Victims and Their Families TheStreet
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Tuesday's Children is an organization that supports children and families affected by the tragic September 11 attacks fifteen years ago. 'Tuesday's Children' provides long-term support to all of the families and the children and 9/11 responders, as well as families of the fallen,' said Terry Sears, the organization's executive director.

It was founded soon after the tragic attacks took place. Sears said Tuesday's Children also offers career guidance for kids affected by 9/11, as many of them are now 22-23 years of age and first starting their careers.

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