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3rd Annual Tunnel to Towers 5K Palm Coast Is Set in Town Center on Feb. 3

January 26, 2024 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The next Tunnel to Tower event in Town Center is on Feb. 3. (Palm Coast)
The next Tunnel to Tower event in Town Center is on Feb. 3. (Palm Coast)

The City of Palm Coast will host its 3rd Annual Tunnel to Towers 5K Run/Walk Palm Coast on Saturday, February 3, 2024 at Central Park in Town Center, beginning at 8 a.m. The previous two events raised nearly $30,000 with all proceeds going to the foundation.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation was formed in 2001 by Frank Siller, brother of Stephen Siller, who was among the 343 first responders killed in New York City on the morning of September 11, 2001. Stephen, a Brooklyn firefighter, had just gotten of his shift that morning when he heard the news of what was happening at the World Trade Center. He quickly grabbed his bunker gear and headed towards the Twin Towers to help, only to find himself stuck in traffic at Brooklyn’s Battery Tunnel. He then abandoned his truck and rank in full bunker gear from the tunnel to the World Trade Center where he would lose his life while saving others – hence the name Tunnel to Towers.




Since its inception just weeks after 9/11, the organization has been committed to helping families of fallen veterans and first responders, as well as catastrophically injured service members by providing mortgage-free homes and has raised over $250 million to date. In December of 2021, the Tunnel to Towers broke ground on the “Let Us Do Good” village, a first-of-its-kind neighborhood in Land O’ Lakes, which features “smart homes” that are tailored to serve the needs of injured veterans with special features that assist in helping them to have normal functionality and mobility in their home, despite their injuries. The foundation’s latest effort is eradicating veteran homelessness across the United States.

Registration for the Tunnel to Towers 5K Palm Coast is open now through Friday evening via the event registration page. Day-of registration will also be available at the event beginning at 7am. Those interested in volunteering may also sign up via the volunteer registration page. All participants and volunteers will receive a Tunnel to Towers t-shirt, and other commemorative items while supplies last. For all inquiries or sponsorship opportunities, email [email protected]

Learn more about the event in the video below.

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