tower family foundation news

November 13, 2015

There is the reality that tower climbers die on the job. Like it or not, this is part of the job. There are many reasons, stupidity, faulty equipment, and freak accidents. It happens. The Tower Family Foundation, (TFF), is there. They are the group started by NATE, read on to learn more. http://wade4wireless.com/2015/11/09/tff-dont-blame-dont-judge-just-help/

October 13, 2015

Companies, Organizations and Individuals Recognized for Distinguished Level Contributions (Las Vegas, Nevada) – The Tower Industry Family Support Charitable Foundation today announced the list of Founding Donors who have made distinguished level contributions to the Foundation since the organization’s official launch in September 2014.  The Foundation made the official announcement at CTIA’s “Super Mobility Week” […]

January 2, 2015

The Shirt Off Your Back…. The Tower Family Foundation auction will be held in conjunction with NATE UNITE 2015 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The auction will be held during the Tuesday night reception on February 24. We would like to use your company’s shirts or other branded items to raise funds for the families […]

September 15, 2014

LAS VEGAS — A new nonprofit, aimed at providing rapid financial assistance to the families of telecom tower climbers injured on the job, celebrated its inauguration at CTIA’s Super Mobility Week along with an initial funding donation of $400,000. Click on the website link below to continue reading the article: http://www.rcrwireless.com/20140911/network-infrastructure/towers/tower-family-foundation-launched-aid-injured-climbers-families-tag6

August 1, 2014

You and a guest are cordially invited to attend a special reception and press conference to announce the formal launch of the Tower Industry Family Support Charitable Foundation. The Foundation event, which takes place in conjunction with CTIA’s Super Mobility Week, will be held Wednesday, September 10, 2014 in PMR Room 801 at the Sands […]

July 3, 2014

 At the Wireless Infrastructure Show, last week in Orlando, tower builders and related service providers put in the groundwork for a charitable foundation to be devoted to aiding “family members of a severely injured, permanently disabled, or deceased tower worker injured or killed in an accident stemming from working at heights on communication structures or […]