Our Impact
Formed in the aftermath of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, Tuesday’s Children is a response and recovery organization whose proven Long-Term Healing Model supports youth, families, and communities impacted by a traumatic loss.
10,000+
Individuals directly impacted by the events of September 11th have been supported by Tuesday’s Children.
6,000+
Individuals are currently served by the First Responder Alliance, a Tuesday’s Children program.
450+
Youth from 20 countries affected by violent extremism have attended Project Common Bond.
1,600+
Youth have joined the Career Resource Center supported by our network of industry contacts.
Who We Serve
In partnership with experts from around the world and in collaboration with renowned facilitators and mental health professionals, Tuesday’s Children serves communities altered by an act of violence.

9/11 Family Members
We serve all members of the September 11th community including, but not limited to, children, spouses, young adults, and individuals.

Military Families
We have demonstrated success engaging, mentoring, and blending military families in events and programs that build community and promote resilience.

9/11 First Responders
We have found that connecting First Responder families to other members of the September 11th community facilitates healing.

International Young Adults Impacted by Terrorism
We serve international adolescents who have experienced the loss of a family member due to an act of terrorism, violent extremism, or war.

International Peace Builders
We offer training for international chaperones from organizations that provide services in the fields of conflict resolution, social services, and mental health.

Newtown Community
We’ve developed services in partnership with the Resiliency Center of Newtown in response to the December 14, 2012 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary.
How We Do It
Our Long-Term Healing Model
Over the years, we have built upon our proven methodology, elevated our platform of programs and services, and established new ways to broaden our organization’s reach and impact. We have worked to research, validate, and codify Tuesday’s Children’s enduring approach to long-term healing so that we may help other communities in need.
Our 14 years working with these communities has taught us that they need our long-term commitment and response; broad community-based outreach; a needs-based adaptive approach; evidence-based, resilience-building services; family and community involvement; and carefully selected partnerships.
We can assist in program development for community-based organizations, corporate or employee assistance programs, and aid government agencies and other service providers who seek to deliver effective long-term recovery to their own communities in the wake of tragedy.
Who We Are
David Weild IV
Chairman and CEO of Weild & Co., Chairman
Frederick Strobel
Tradeweb, Vice Chairman
Brian Feuer
McKinsey & Company, Inc., Treasurer
John Cahalane
Tradeweb
David Galasso
Morgan Stanley, Programs
Christie Coombs
Jeffrey Coombs Memorial Foundation
Dr. Christian Kalweit
Herbert McCooey, Jr.
Chairman Emeritus
Irene Dickey
Family Advisory Board
James Bernard
Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP, Secretary
Jay Fagan
Ret. Lieutenant NYPD, 911 First Responder
Kathleen Fox Gable
The Abraham Joshua Heschel High School
Kelley Green Grady
Family Advisory Board
Kevin Parks
Hildene Capital Management LLC
Kristen Connell
Independent Marketing Consultant
Larry Mentzer
Century 21, Chief Revenue Officer
Lucy Sexton
NY Dance and Performance Awards, The Bessies
Nancy Newsome Frederick
911 Advocate
Paul Iskyan
Rug Renovating Co. Inc.
Rhianna Quinn Roddy
Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund
Scott Buchanan
Resiliency Center of Newtown
Scott Paterson
Marsh & McLennan
Stephen Ross
Ernst & Young
Terry Grace Sears
Executive Director
Thomas F. Jessop
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Thomas Seaman
Best Doctors
Douglas Ellenoff
Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP
Alfred E. Smith IV
Alfred E. Smith Associates
Brian Curtis
Paradigm Sports
Eric Carlstrom
Aon
George Salter, Esq.
Hogan Lovells US LLP
Jay Horwitz
New York Mets
John Brown
UBS
John Idol
Michael Kors
Linda Powers
10th Anniversary Gala Chair
Matt Scheckner
Still Well Partners
Richard Torykian, Sr.
George Malhalme
Roger Coleman
The Coleman Group
Rose & Brendan Lavelle
Stephen Daldry
Warner Bros. Entertainment
Thomas Shea
Cantor Fitzgerald
Aaron Weitzman
Adam White
Alexandra Iervolino
Amanda Gregory
Amanda Story
Andrew Grace
Anna Maria Barbuti
Aria Grillo
Brian Leach
Brian Morris
Cailen Casey
Catherine Wang
Christina Papi
Danielle Cooperhouse
David Grimner
Denis Cole
Derek Coy
Doug Kechijian
Drew Morris
Elisabeth Cardiello
Elizabeth Gotimer
Elizabeth Smith
Emily Berger
Emily Harrington
Frank Schiro
Genna Plumitallo
Gregory Emmanuelidis
Jackie Iskyan
James Gregory
Jessica Milano
Jessica Sears
Jessica Waring
Jim Boytano
John Padovano
Jonathan Egan
Joseph Dickey
Katie Jokipii
Kenneth Chabert
Kevin Parks
Kimberly Russo
Kristina Anaya
Kristine Charbonneau
Laurena Merganthaler
Lori Perillo
Mariella Barbuti
Matt Dimmling
Matthew Geyer
Max Turowsky
Megan Lenihan
Megan Swift
Michael Emmanuelidis
Michelle Angeline
Mollie Garza
Molly Lieberman
Nadia Rhodes
Nicholas Di iorio
Noel Charbonneau
Patrick Gordon
Patrick Sullivan
Robyn Fuchs
Roland Eckstein
Samantha Tuchfeld
Sean Cahill
Shane Finnegan
Terence Smith
Veronica Campbell
Whitney Quackenbush
Allison Wallace
Charlie Clyne
Diane Genco
Eileen Hannaford
Gindy Bladen
Irene Dickey
Jean Steinbach
Kelly Green Grady
Laurie Spampinato
Linda Fergus
Lisa Clark
Margeret Iskyan
Maria McHugh
Marianne Fitzpatrick
Megan Manning
Meghan Simmons
Michelle Spinelli
Roseanna Stabile
Sonya Houston
Vera Murphy Trayner
Ann Ensinger
NYC Department of Education
Ann-Louise Colgan
U.S. Institute of Peace
Bobby Valentine
ESPN Analyst, Baseball Tonight
Bruce Beck
NYC Mentoring Partnership
Carol Cohen
Adelphi University
Charles M. Trunz III
North Shore LIJ Health Care System
Christina Nemr
Inside Revolution
Gregory Tull
International Association for Social Work with Groups
Harold Koplewicz, MD
Child Mind Institute
Jamie Howard
Child Mind Institute
Jean Cohen
LI and NYC Mentoring Partnership
Jean Rhodes, PhD
University of Massachusetts
John Hassett
John Proccacino, MD
North Shore LIJ Health Care System
Laurie Breyer
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Marylene Cloitre, PhD
Institute for Trauma and Stress
Michael A. Brown
Transportation Security Administration
Monsignor Tom Hartman
Telecare
Nell Anderson
Bryn Mawr College Civic Engagement Office
Professor Michael Ray
Stanford University
Reinaldo Pabon
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Rev. Kevin Smith
St. Francis De Sales, Patchogue
Richard Dina, DSW
Family and Children’s Association
Robin Pringle
The National Mentoring Partnership
Thomas Demaria, PhD
Clinical Psychology, CW Post
Tom Suozzi
Nassau County Executive
Vippy Yee
Bryn Mawr College Civic Engagement Office
Our Supporters
Our work would not be possible without the collaboration of our partners around the world. We are incredibly grateful for their continued hard work and dedication to our mission.
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