For the very first time, a group of video games will be offering their own charity digital merchandise under one giant campaign for 9/11 Day. Additionally, we have curated a collection of NFT artwork created by famous artists with ties to New York and who are passionate to give back and inspire. Artists selected to participate and donate include Vladimir Nazarov, Cope2, Jason Naylor, Michael Rieger, Studio 502, AWTT, David Olenick and many others.

Collect these unique pieces while doing good. 100% of your purchase is a donation that supports the 9/11 National Day of Service & Remembrance (receipt provided).

9/11 Day, created in 2002 with the support of the 9/11 community, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

“Our mission is to permanently take the day back from the terrorists, turning the 20th anniversary of 9/11 into a worldwide day of unity, peace and doing good.”

9/11 Day x Epik - Into the Metaverse

This portfolio of etchings is a ground level view of stories of the men and women who responded to 9/11. In creating these photo etchings, my goal is to transcend the image and pull out the emotional moment of what it was like to be at Ground Zero. To remember how we all came together to get it done.

Michael Rieger: Remember the Love

Colorado Task Force 1 search and rescue dog Hoke with her handler Julie Noyes after coming back from searching a void for survivors.

Tony Marden, FDNY of Ladder 165, found the crosses on day two in building 6 of the World Trade Center at a place later named God House. God House become a place where Tony could go and remember his cousin Thomas Casoria of Engine 22 who died in the collapse.

Every day and every night they were there to cheer the teams on.

FEMA Urban Search and Rescue team (USAR) conduct a search on ground zero.

Washington Task Force 1 dog Handler. A.J. Frank with his lab Ohlin enter ground zero to conduct a search.

When ever a fallen fire fighter was found that fire house would come to ground zero and bring them home.

As teams searched ground zero some of FDNY kept watch over the pile to keep their fellow fire fighter safe.

FDNY attack a hot spot of a fire that burned for months.

FDNY fire fighter looks over ground zero as the search continues.

Michael Rieger: Remember the Love

Epik

Hope

Bring them Home

Keeping Watch

Never Give Up

Remember the Love

Hoke

God’s House

Ground Zero

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