Memorialize the World Trade Center’s Place in New York City’s History and Culture

Join travel and tourism industry colleagues around the world to build an everlasting connection to The National September 11 Memorial & Museum. Help us honor those who perished in the September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 attacks; recognize the courage and endurance of those who survived; and celebrate our nation’s extraordinary compassion in the aftermath.

Displayed within and alongside the historical footprints of the Twin Towers, the last remaining Yamasaki Model will educate visitors on the origins of the World Trade Center project and its impact as a soaring landmark in the New York skyline.

Now is the time to help preserve an American icon of incalculable historic importance.

Text “TOUR 911” to 50555 to make a contribution of $10.

If you would like to donate more than $10, please click here

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