To lose a parent under any circumstance is truly tragic. For the children of September 11th, the sudden and violent nature of their loss has become the overwhelming and defining characteristic of their lives. Tuesday's Children, a non-profit family service organization founded by family and friends of September 11th victims has made a long term commitment to safeguard the health, happiness and future of both individual and family.

Tuesday's Children, which was founded in the aftermath of September 11th, has developed a unique and profound trust with the 9/11 families and children. Our innovative foundation of community based programs is planned to address challenges as they arise to provide guidance, support and encouragement. Through Project COMMON BOND, Tuesday's Children is now reaching out to children across the globe, who have been impacted by an act of terror.

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Tuesday's Children wishes to thank the Jacob Marley Foundation for supporting Project COMMON BOND!

The Jacob Marley Foundation is a family foundation established by Traci Quackenbush and her late husband Chris (Sandler O'Neill) with a major focus on improving people's lives through education. Many educational, literary, charitable and religious programs have been initiated and other already existing programs have been funded by JMF. We are a "hands on group" who look to help better the lives of our neighbors.

Tuesday's Children appreciates the support of all family foundations!

Special program naming opportunities, Project Common Bond scholarships, event sponsorships are available. For further information contact Amy at 516-562-9000 or amy@tuesdayschildren.org.

Personal contributions can be made at any level. All donations are tax deductible.

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