A new nonprofit called Comfort Cub is launching a program aimed at easing the long‑term emotional and practical burdens faced by families of the September 11 attacks. Founded by a group of volunteers who lost loved ones on that day, the organization will offer counseling services, financial assistance for medical and educational needs, and a network of peer support groups across the country. By partnering with existing veterans’ charities and mental‑health providers, Comfort Cub hopes to fill gaps that have persisted for more than two decades, giving survivors a dedicated resource for healing and advocacy. The initiative, announced at a press conference in Oregon, underscores a renewed commitment to honor the memory of 9/11 victims through sustained, community‑driven care.
'Comfort Cub' nonprofit to bring support to 9/11 victims' families KMTR
