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Heroic Climb: Hall Scales One World Trade Center on Prosthetics
6 Jun
Summary
- Benjamin Hall is climbing One World Trade Center to support fallen heroes' families.
- He is making the 2,000+ step climb on prosthetic legs after wartime injuries.
- The event raises funds for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's housing mission.
Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall is set to climb over 2,000 steps to the summit of One World Trade Center this Sunday. He will be joined by Dr. Joe Alderete, the surgeon who treated him after he sustained severe injuries in Ukraine. Hall is completing the climb on prosthetic legs, aiming to inspire individuals facing difficulties. He stated that if he can conquer the 104-story building, others can overcome their challenges. The climb supports the 10th annual Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb. This event raises crucial funds for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's mission to provide mortgage-free homes to families of fallen heroes, including first responders and military personnel. Hall emphasized his commitment to supporting the families of those who did not return home from service, encouraging broader community involvement in their support.
