Frank Goldstein, President Emeritus and Founder of the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund

Shashikant Parikh, Indian Community Leader

On September 11, America and the world remembers the police officers and fire fighters who died in the line of duty for their ultimate sacrifice in 2001. What better way to start the 10th year anniversary of 9/11 than raising college education funds for the children of police officers and fire fighters who have died in the line of duty in our local neighborhoods. We greatly appreciate BAPS Charities for organizing this Walk to benefit the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund. We hope other community organizations follow the example of BAPS Charities as we enter the 10th  year anniversary of 9/11. I am flattered to be here and thank BAPS Charities volunteers for your support of this important cause.                                            
Frank Goldstein, President Emeritus and Founder of the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund

It is a good feeling to come together for such a great cause. Events like these are a good way to give back to the community and the people who gave the ultimate sacrifice while serving our community.
Shashikant Parikh, Indian Community Leader