9/11 has become an easier topic to discuss among those of who did not experience it firsthand. Thankfully, another tragedy as such has not occurred since. Even then, it is still a great to take the time to show gratitude for those who are currently serving the communities.
I wrote 3 letters of encouragement for 3 first responders serving in the Orangeburg community. It was a really enjoyable thing to do as being a first responder is definitely a stressful yet essential career path to partake in. I think it's important that individuals in the community at times let these people know how appreciative we are for their selfless service.
On Tuesday, September 11, 2001, tragedy stroke when suicide attackers took over US passenger jets and emerged them into the New York skyscrapers, resulting in the deaths of thousands of people. On this day many hearts were broken, filled with fear, and anger. The 19th anniversary of 9/11 is quickly approaching, and I wanted to reassure first responders in Orangeburg County fire fighters, city police, and sheriff deputies that many individuals including myself are extremely thankful for all that they do to serve and protect our country. I cannot even image what they must see or think to themselves when doing the job that they do. They all put yourselves in dangerous situations all the time to help people that they do not even know, and for that they are heroes.
I enjoyed writing letters to first responders in my area. We don't give first responders enough thanks and credit for their selfless act in which they take apart of. I am glad that I had this opportunity especially before 9/11.
I had a great time writing a letter to the first responders expressing how much we need them and that we care about them. I feel as though telling a first responder how much we care about them makes them feel as though the sacrifices are worth it and that their work is not going in vain.





I cannot verify this impact because you have not included a screenshot proving you completed the scavenger hunt.
My apologies, please disregard my last comment.