First responders from the Middletown Township Fire, Police and EMS departments will participate in the First Responders Stair Climb Fundraiser on Sunday, September 13 beginning at 8:13 a.m. The Stair climb will take place at Life Time, 230 Half Mile Road, Red Bank
Beginning at 8:14 a.m. and every 30 minutes thereafter, groups of nine first responders will climb 110 floors symbolizing the 110 floors of the World Trace Center while competing to raise the most donations.
Donations can be made to the Answered Call Foundation, which is collecting donations on behalf of the Middletown World Trade Center Memorial Gardens fund, to ensure the Memorial Gardens continues to be preserved and maintained for generations.
All proceeds raised through this campaign will benefit the Middletown WTC Memorial Gardens Fund, helping preserve and enhance this lasting place of remembrance honoring the 37 Middletown residents who perished on 9/11, as well as first responders and others who later lost their lives as a result of that tragic day.
Support is urged for the first responders as they climb for a cause and help ensure Middletown never forgets.
Visit middletownnj.org/neverforget to donate.
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