The First Responder Task Force (FRTF) was created to serve those who put themselves in harm’s way— proudly serving Locals nationally. On 9/11, 414 First Responders were killed in the line of duty. The mass casualty of First Responders on that day shed light on the fine print buried in their insurance policies. These policies denied or delayed payments for exclusions such as “Acts of War”, “Acts of Terror,” Hazardous Duty,” and “Line of Duty”, the last two of which could effect First Responders every day. These exclusions impacted a devastating number of the victims’ families.
Far too many families are still struggling to receive benefits. This is where FRTF steps in, to do what’s right, providing exclusion-free survivor benefits specifically designed to protect First Responders and their families. It’s the one tragedy we CAN stop from ever happening again. The video below is of Jon Stewart’s address to Congress regarding their inaction with helping First Responders who served on 9/11. It’s a reminder of why we do what we do.
For over a decade, we've been partnered with the Armed Forces Benefit Association (AFBA) — a non-profit member benefit association that was created in the basement of the Pentagon, and has covered our nation's Military since 1947. Through AFBA, this specialized coverage - once only accessible to Military personnel - was extended to First Responders after 9/11. This ultimately became the catalyst for our mission to serve those who put themselves in harm's way. We are their "boots on the ground" and exclusive distribution channel ensuring First Responders and their families have access to no exclusion, no restriction survivor benefits. The strength of our partnership comes from our joint unwavering commitment to provide peace, certainty, and security to those who deserve it most.
Meet the purpose-driven leadership who oversee FRTF's commitment to the mission of serving First Responders.
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Development Officer
Standards of Excellence Liaison
Field Trainer
Our company is equipped with a mission-driven team, dedicated to providing the member support, customer service, and technology required to ensure eligible First Responders receive their *$5,000 survivor benefit and any additional peace-of-mind coverage they need. Below are just a few of the roles that make up our dynamic team.
Guarding your policy to help keep coverage from lapsing, so you're secure when you need it most.
Providing a frictionless experience and reliable support that our members can count on.
Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our members to address their unique needs.
Ensuring our coordinators are always in the best legal compliance when serving your agency.
Training and fine-tuning our coordinators to educate our heroes on the coverage available to them.
Equipping our coordinators with the technology and support needed to serve your agency with ease.
Supplying our Coordinators with user-friendly material to help you understand your coverage options.
First Responder Benefit Association (FRBA) is our nonprofit founded to fill the gap of financial hardship that can often burden families of fallen First Responders. The First Responder Task Force funds 100% of FRBA’s administrative and operational expenses so that 100% of public donations go directly to aiding the families in need.
Learn MoreFirst Responder Benefit Association is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
*The $5,000 survivor benefit is paid when a line of duty death occurs. Line of duty is defined as AFBA members who are Emergency Service Providers to include law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency medical services providers who are killed while involved in operations at or responding to/from the scene of an incident. If death occurs otherwise, outside of a suicide, the beneficiary will receive a $2000 benefit.
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