Supporting the Families of New York City’s Fallen Heroes
Answer the Call provides financial assistance and a lasting network of support to the families of New York City Police Officers, Firefighters, Port Authority Police, and EMS Personnel who have been killed in the line of duty. When tragedy strikes, we make sure these families never face it alone.
Distributed directly to families since inception
Families assisted over 41 years
Distributed to families in 2026
Families assisted in 2026
Our Approach
How We Help
Since 1985, we have provided resources for families left behind after the line of duty death of an FDNY, NYPD, or PAPD first responder. From immediate needs to long-term stability, we’re here for the families we serve for as long as they need us. Founded by New York Mets legend, Rusty Staub, we aim to turn remembrance into action and provide a lasting network of support.
Direct Financial Assistance
We provide immediate financial relief after a loss, followed by annual support that gives families the flexibility to cover everyday needs, meet unexpected challenges and move forward with greater peace of mind.
Network of Support
We create opportunities for families to connect, build lasting friendships and find support among others who understand their experience.
Scholarship Program
We help expand access to higher education for eligible members of our beneficiary families.
Our Families
Hear From the Families We Serve
“You truly have made this difficult time for our family a little lighter. I’m so grateful and indebted to you for helping us build these beautiful memories as we imagine a different journey forward.”
Khiratullah Nura Abdul-Karim, Spouse of FDNY Paramedic Salih Abdur-Rahman (Ultimate Sacrifice: 10/29/2025)
Our Families
Hear From the Families We Serve
“My family and I are filled with tremendous gratitude for the generosity, friendship, kindness, and goodwill of every member of Answer the Call. You consistently make every family member feel never forgotten!”
Theresa Giammona, Spouse of FDNY Captain Vincent Giammona (Ultimate Sacrifice: 09/11/2001)
Our Families
Hear From the Families We Serve
“Thank you so much for letting me be a part of the Jr. Knicks camp! Basketball means a lot to me, especially because it was something I got to share with my dad. Being able to play the game I love and learn from such amazing coaches and teammates was an unforgettable experience.”
Robert Cardona, son of NYPD Detective Robert Cardona (Ultimate Sacrifice: 04/15/2020)
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Discover the many ways you can help ensure the families of our fallen heroes never walk this journey alone.
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From event spotlights to press coverage and organizational milestones, here’s everything happening across the Answer the Call community.

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Meet our 2026 TCS NYC Marathon Team: Thomas Gonzalez
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We`re excited to announce a historic new chapter for Answer the Call. Thanks to a $2 million commitment from Allied World, we are launching the "Answer the Call Scholarship: Presented by Allied World," our organization’s first-ever scholarship initiative.
The scholarship will support Answer the Call`s eligible family members of fallen NYPD, FDNY, and PAPD heroes pursuing undergraduate, graduate, vocational, technical, and trade education.
This program will create new opportunities for the families we serve, helping them pursue their goals, build financial independence, and shape their future while honoring the legacy of the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our city.
We are incredibly grateful to Allied World for helping us create new educational opportunities for the families we serve and invest in their futures.
For additional information on eligibility and the application process click the link in bio. #AnswerTheCall #AlliedWorld #Scholarship
We`re excited to announce a historic new chapter for Answer the Call. Thanks to a $2 million commitment from Allied World, we are launching the "Answer the Call Scholarship: Presented by Allied World," our organization’s first-ever scholarship initiative.
The scholarship will support Answer the Call`s eligible family members of fallen NYPD, FDNY, and PAPD heroes pursuing undergraduate, graduate, vocational, technical, and trade education.
This program will create new opportunities for the families we serve, helping them pursue their goals, build financial independence, and shape their future while honoring the legacy of the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our city.
We are incredibly grateful to Allied World for helping us create new educational opportunities for the families we serve and invest in their futures.
For additional information on eligibility and the application process click the link in bio. #AnswerTheCall #AlliedWorld #Scholarship
October 17, 2026 marked the 60th anniversary of the 23rd Street Fire in New York, one of the darkest days in FDNY history. On this day, 12 FDNY firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty while battling a building fire. Before September 11, 2001, this tragedy represented the greatest loss of FDNY members in a single incident.
Six decades later, we remember the 12 heroes who gave their lives in service to our city. We honor their bravery, the families who continue to carry their memory, and a city that will never forget their sacrifice.
We Remember
Deputy Chief Thomas A. Reilly
Firefighter William F. McCarron
Battalion Chief Walter J. Higgins
Lieutenant Joseph Priore
Firefighter James V. Galanaugh
Firefighter Joseph Kelly
Firefighter Daniel L. Rey
Firefighter Bernard A. Tepper
Lieutenant John J. Finley
Firefighter John G. Berry
Firefighter Rudolph F. Kaminsky
Firefighter Carl Lee
October 17, 2026 marked the 60th anniversary of the 23rd Street Fire in New York, one of the darkest days in FDNY history. On this day, 12 FDNY firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty while battling a building fire. Before September 11, 2001, this tragedy represented the greatest loss of FDNY members in a single incident.
Six decades later, we remember the 12 heroes who gave their lives in service to our city. We honor their bravery, the families who continue to carry their memory, and a city that will never forget their sacrifice.
We Remember
Deputy Chief Thomas A. Reilly
Firefighter William F. McCarron
Battalion Chief Walter J. Higgins
Lieutenant Joseph Priore
Firefighter James V. Galanaugh
Firefighter Joseph Kelly
Firefighter Daniel L. Rey
Firefighter Bernard A. Tepper
Lieutenant John J. Finley
Firefighter John G. Berry
Firefighter Rudolph F. Kaminsky
Firefighter Carl Lee
Silent Auction Alert! ✨ The silent auction for our 41st Annual Gala is open now, until 8:45 pm EDT Thursday, October 22nd! The silent auction is open to all of our supporters – you`re free to browse and bid regardless of whether or not you`re attending the Gala. Supporters are welcome to bid from anywhere online! All funds raised will go directly to helping our charity support the families of NYC`s fallen first responders. Click the link in bio to place your bids!
Silent Auction Alert! ✨ The silent auction for our 41st Annual Gala is open now, until 8:45 pm EDT Thursday, October 22nd! The silent auction is open to all of our supporters – you`re free to browse and bid regardless of whether or not you`re attending the Gala. Supporters are welcome to bid from anywhere online! All funds raised will go directly to helping our charity support the families of NYC`s fallen first responders. Click the link in bio to place your bids!
As we reflect on the 25th anniversary of September 11th, we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who stood with Answer the Call throughout September.
To the companies, organizations, and individuals who hosted fundraisers and found meaningful ways to support our mission—thank you. Your generosity helps us continue standing alongside the families of fallen first responders, on September 11th and every day. ❤️🇺🇸 #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
As we reflect on the 25th anniversary of September 11th, we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who stood with Answer the Call throughout September.
To the companies, organizations, and individuals who hosted fundraisers and found meaningful ways to support our mission—thank you. Your generosity helps us continue standing alongside the families of fallen first responders, on September 11th and every day. ❤️🇺🇸 #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
Our Q3 Newsletter is live! Catch up on what’s been happening at Answer the Call, including:
-Our commemoration of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001
-A recap of our 2026 Remembrance Campaign
-Updates from our Day in the Life program
-Thank you notes from the families we serve following Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce`s donation
Click the link in bio to sign up for our email list to stay connected with Answer the Call and receive future updates straight to your inbox!
Our Q3 Newsletter is live! Catch up on what’s been happening at Answer the Call, including:
-Our commemoration of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001
-A recap of our 2026 Remembrance Campaign
-Updates from our Day in the Life program
-Thank you notes from the families we serve following Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce`s donation
Click the link in bio to sign up for our email list to stay connected with Answer the Call and receive future updates straight to your inbox!
Help us give a warm welcome to our fall interns, Olivia and Ellie! As Answer the Call prepares to host the upcoming 41st Annual Gala and coordinate end-of-year fundraising efforts, we’re grateful to have their support and insight! If you or someone you know is interested in interning at Answer the Call, email joseph.gorman@answerthecall.org.
Help us give a warm welcome to our fall interns, Olivia and Ellie! As Answer the Call prepares to host the upcoming 41st Annual Gala and coordinate end-of-year fundraising efforts, we’re grateful to have their support and insight! If you or someone you know is interested in interning at Answer the Call, email joseph.gorman@answerthecall.org.
On September 11, 2001, FDNY Firefighter Calixto “Charlie” Anaya Jr. made the ultimate sacrifice while saving others at the World Trade Center. Before joining the FDNY, Anaya served in the U.S. Marine Corps. Firefighter Anaya was a member of Engine 4, one of the first companies to respond to the World Trade Center on September 11th. At just 35 years old, Firefighter Anaya left behind his wife, Marie, and their three children, Kristina Marie, Brandon, and Rebecca. Click the link in bio to hear more about Marie’s story. We promise to Never Forget Firefighter Anaya’s sacrifice. #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
On September 11, 2001, FDNY Firefighter Calixto “Charlie” Anaya Jr. made the ultimate sacrifice while saving others at the World Trade Center. Before joining the FDNY, Anaya served in the U.S. Marine Corps. Firefighter Anaya was a member of Engine 4, one of the first companies to respond to the World Trade Center on September 11th. At just 35 years old, Firefighter Anaya left behind his wife, Marie, and their three children, Kristina Marie, Brandon, and Rebecca. Click the link in bio to hear more about Marie’s story. We promise to Never Forget Firefighter Anaya’s sacrifice. #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
Answer the Call has many heartfelt mementos from after September 11, 2001 including a handmade quilt, a signed American flag, and crafts covered in handprints and handwritten names. Today, these items remain part of our archives, preserving the personal messages and memories that were shared with us 25 years ago. #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
Answer the Call has many heartfelt mementos from after September 11, 2001 including a handmade quilt, a signed American flag, and crafts covered in handprints and handwritten names. Today, these items remain part of our archives, preserving the personal messages and memories that were shared with us 25 years ago. #AnswertheCall #NeverForget
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