Fallen Yonkers PD Detective Sgt. Frank Gualdino's home mortgage paid off by nonprofit
The department says the CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation visited the family, spent a good amount of time with them and then told them they're one of over 40 families getting some help from the foundation this holiday season.
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12h agoThe Yonkers Police Department said Thursday that a nonprofit surprised the family of fallen Detective Sgt. Frank Gualdino by paying off the mortgage on his house.
The department says the CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation visited the family, spent a good amount of time with them and then told them they're one of over 40 families getting some help from the foundation this holiday season.
This was not the first time Tunnel to Towers has done something like this. The nonprofit is known for paying home mortgages when someone dies in the line of duty.
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