Together with his son, Isaac Toussie, business icon-turned-celebrated philanthropist Robert Toussie helps The Wings Foundation support American Airlines flight attendants who find themselves in traumatic circumstances. NEW YORK/ For an organization born from tragedy and operating on a shoestring budget, any and all help is welcome. That’s what makes what Robert Toussie and his son, Isaac Toussie, do for The Wings Foundation so impressive. The Toussie family has provided considerable monetary, logistical, and recruiting aid to the foundation, which was founded nine years ago to help administer support to American Airlines flight attendants who are in need of financial help. Isaac Toussie Helps American Airlines Flight Attendants Get Through Tragedy Bob Toussie and his son, Isaac Toussie, have directly and indirectly helped dozens of American Airlines flight attendants by supporting the coordination of fundraisers, helping to recruit donors to the cause, and by donating monies directly. The Toussies say they were deeply affected by the events of September 11th, 2001, where roughly three thousand American citizens were killed in a series of terrorist attacks that included the hijacking and deliberate crashing of passenger jets. Robert and Isaac Toussie came to learn American Airlines lost a total of 17 crew members
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