911 info page
Don't underestimate the power of change you have as an individual. Massive relief and action are made possible by the decision of one person at a time. I have a true life essay and written a statement here.
Compendium
An excellent compendium of news, testimonies from Shirley Kaiser is available here. Another site dedicated to emergency resources by Mark Frieser.
Donate!
United Way Sept 11 Fund -> give
For information on World Trade Center tenants
General information
For information on people working in the WTC complex — 212-856-6000
Aon Corporation — 866-256-4154
Bear Stearns — 877-826-2327
Deutsche Bank — 410-895-2029
Credit Suisse First Boston — 877-335-2732
Cantor Fitzgerald Crisis Center — 212-940-8162 — 212-940-8482 — 212-940-8492 — 212 893-6073
eSpeed — 866-326-3188
Empire Blue Cross — 866-761-8265
Carr Futures — 800-755-7620
Lee Hecht Harrison — 201-782-3704
Marriott Assistance Center — 866-866-9928 from outside the U.S. and Canada, call collect at 941-541-1725
Morgan Stanley (World Trade Center tragedy hotline) — 888-883-4391 — visit or e-mail: status@discoverfinancial.com
Port Authority (employees) — 973-565-5501
Securities and Exchange Commission (employees) — 877-404-3222
Weatherly Securities (employees and clients) — 800-835-3015up
Government info
FBI (for anyone with information about the incidents) — 866-483-5137
U.S. State Department Task Force — 703-302-6851
Justice Dept. Office of Victims of Crime (national clearinghouse for victims and family members) — 800-331-0075
Pentagon personnel — 877-663-6772
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) — 202-646-4600
Hotlines
HOTLINE for victims/survivors — 1-800-331-0075
Concerned about missing family or friends — 866-856-4167
— 212-741-4626 —
212-560-2730
Information on Firefighters — 718-999-2541
Information on Police Officers — 718-677-8238
New York Bureau of Labs — 212-447-2998
NYC Emergency Information — 212-560-2730
NYPD Emergency Information — 212-741-4626 — 866-856-4167
Red Cross WTC Victim Information — s212-604-7285
Medical info
Medical personnel willing to help please call — 1-516-656-9254 — 1-516-656-9252
St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center (NYC) Patients' Hotline — 212-604-7285
Bellevue Hospital Center — 212-562-4141
Metropolitan Hospital Center — 212-423-6262
NYC Red Cross — 877-733-2767
The Red Cross is asking residents for public donations — 1-800-933-BLOOD
To inquire where to give blood — 1-800-GIVELIF or check 1010wins.com or the New York Blood Center.
Dmoz has a listing of Red Cross chapters to locate the Red Cross near you.
The Canadian Blood Services — 1-888-236-6283
Remember 911
Shelter + Counselling
The NYCRelief.org
Persons displaced by the tragedy needing a hot meal, counseling, or any other type of assistance can either visit one of their bus locations, or call their toll free number at (800) 736-2773 .
The American Red Cross has opened 12 shelters in New York City that are staffed with mental health professionals and nurses and offering food. The locations are:
In Manhattan:
Bayard Rustin High School, 351 West 18th Street
Seward Park High School, 350 Grand Street
Washington Irving High School, 40 Irving Place
Fashion Industry High School, 225 West 24th Street
Chelsea High School, 131 Sixth Avenue
Norman Thomas High School, 111 East 33rd Street
City-School, 16 Clarkson Street
Junior High School 22, 111 Columbia Street
I-S 131, 100 Hester Street
Comprehensive Day and Night, 240 Second Avenue
In Staten Island:Curtis High School, 105 Hamilton Avenue
In Brooklyn:Westinghouse High School, 105 Johnson Street
For counseling services:
Manhattan — 212-604-8220
Westchester — 914-925-5320
Staten Island — 718-354-6300
Dealing with Tragedy: tips and resources for Teachers and Parents
Telecom status +
Verizon pay phones are free in Manhattan and enabled indefinitely to receive phone calls from these.
If you require emergency communications help at 973-633-0888.
Information on the flights:
American Airlines — 1.800.245.0999
United Airlines — 1.800.932.8555
URLs to OK sites and missing person registries
Check for your NYC loved ones or leave a message to them to say you're ok.
Another OK site -> offline
WTC info by Stinky.com
WTC People locator (Cnet)
Survivor List -> offline
The OK List started by Bill Shun at around 10:13 am.
The Safe list - (berkeley edu list) -> offline
Disaster message center and list
Another resource to use to communicate: 911Tragedy
Please publicize these sites.
Volunteer work + relief needs
To do volunteer work you need to go to and register at the Jacob Javits Center (34th st/11th ave) picture ID and security clearance will be required before you're put on a *calling* list.
They are presently looking actively for professional welders, iron workers volunteers.
NYRelief: community service and volunteerism site. IT Related help needed NOW!
The Red Cross is in need of some tech help with their field operatives in NYC. They're looking for certified Citrix engineers and Microsoft-certified consultants, as well as a long list of computers, network parts, etc.
You can find more info here.
Dorothy Webman, President/CEO Webman Associates 1650 Broadway, Suite 701, New York, NY, 10019 — (212) 459-0944
Joe Leo, Asst. Director Business Applications American Red Cross New York 150 Amsterdam Ave. New York, NY, 10023 — (212) 875-2409 — Email: jleo@arcny.org
NYS Association for Affordable Housing [NYSAFAH] has been asked by NYC DCR to find temporary apartments over the next few days for emergency workers in New York City. If you have any vacant apartments, especially blocks of apartments.
Please contact Bernie Carr immediately by calling — 718-432-2100
Pictures + Witness accounts
WWWAC.org In Memoriam list archive
Andy Alpern -> http://www.golemproductions.com/wt/
Gary Suson -> http://www.septembereleven.net/
Jeremy Zevin -> http://www.jeremyzevin.com/wtc/
Juliette & Benoit -> http://juvejnv.free.fr/11september/
Martin Wolk -> NYC’s worst nightmare comes true
Paul Henry Smith -> http://www.panix.com/~phs/support.html
Tristan Louis -> http://www.tnl.net/newsletter/2001/wtcbombing.asp