It is with a deep sense of sadness that the Captain Jason M. Dahl Scholarship Fund announces the passing of Jason’s widow Sandy Dahl. Sandy passed away in her sleep this morning from natural causes near Denver Colorado. Sandy was instrumental in the creation of the Dahl Fund following the Read more…
The Front Range Birding Company and Swarovski Optics of North America will host a festival and fundraiser in support of The Captain Jason Dahl Scholarship Fund. It is part of the 8th annual Front Range Birding Open House that has grown dramatically in popularity in the southwest Denver area. More Read more…
(Part 2 of a 9-part special by The Denver Post) KEN CARYL — Sandy Dahl arrives wearing pilot’s wings on the lapel of her black dress jacket. Her hair is neatly composed. Her mascara is done just so. She is ready to tell the story of the saddest moment in Read more…
From the San Jose elementary school where he first dreamed of being a pilot to San Jose State University where he earned his aviation degree, Capt. Jason Dahl was honored Tuesday for being at the helm of the only hijacked plane on Sept. 11, 2001, that didn’t hit its intended target.
5/1/2011 – Statement from the Capt. Jason Dahl Fund: As the notorious chapter of Osama Bin Laden’s life comes to an end, the Dahl Fund celebrates our mission of enabling a brighter future in flight for generations to come. On the eve of the 10th Anniversary of 9/11, we invite you Read more…
Nicholas Kralev, former Diplomatic Correspondent and Business-travel Columnist for The Washington Times and Founder and CEO of a travel consulting and training company recently featured the Fund. In a wide-ranging interview with Dahl Fund Board member Capt. Dennis Flanagan, the two discussed the nationwide expansion of the Scholarship fund program. Read more…
Captain of Flight 93 on 9/11/2001, Jason Dahl represented the best in the aviation community, always providing assistance to others in both his chosen vocation and his community. Please join us in remembering his spirit by aiding a new generation of deserving students.
Thanks to the work of board member Nathan Rau, Microsoft’s Employee Corporate Giving program now recognizes the Capt. Jason Dahl Scholarship Fund as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization eligible for corporate matching. Any of the over 100,000 Microsoft employees can now donate time or money (in the form of 1:1 matching) Read more…