As Friends of Flight 93, we welcome worldwide all who would join us in honoring the sacrifice and courage of the passengers and crew of Flight 93 by supporting the mission of the Flight 93 National Memorial with volunteers, resources, and civic engagement, so as to inspire all who visit with the Flight 93 story.
The National Park Service and Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial announce, ‘Teach to Remember,’ a virtual education program, as part of the evolving 9/11 ceremony at Flight 93 National Memorial.
Educators can register for the virtual event starting in August 2023. On Monday, September 11, 2023, the park will virtually welcome schools and students from across the United States to join the reading of names and moment of silence.
Please donate to support Virtual Day of Learning for September 11, 2023. Select 'Education Outreach (General)' as your donation.
You may know, last year volunteers completed our 10-year reforestation plan, planting over 150,000 tree seedlings at Flight 93 National Memorial. This year, we set out to thank our past partners and sponsors by inviting them to join Friends for a special Earth Day Project. On Friday April 21, over 50 partner volunteers planted 3 acres with 1,500 native tree seedlings, while 50 more partner volunteers planted 625 shrubs and approximately 2,500 wildflower plugs. On behalf of Friends, thank you to our partner volunteers who helped beautify the memorial during our 2023 #EarthDay project.
Join us as we share Friends Highlights of a successful year at Flight 93 National Memorial. The membership meeting was virtually hosted on April 1, 2023.
Education scholarship applications for the fall field trip season is available.
The deadline to apply is September 30, 2023.
Friends invite the public to join them on Saturday, September 23, 2023, at Forbes Trail Brewery where head brew master Mike Fahy will brew a limited special, Giving Back Pale Ale.
September 11, 2001 began as an ordinary, late-summer day. But, in less than two hours' time, this seemingly routine day was transformed when nineteen terrorists boarded and hijacked four airplanes to attack America.
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Search the Founder's Registry for names of the over 100,000 individuals, corporations and foundations who contributed to building Flight 93 National Memorial and making it a common field one day, a field of honor forever.
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The Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial was founded in 2009 as the official non-profit supporting partner of Flight 93 National Memorial. The Friends focus on sharing the Flight 93 story and educating the next generation about the events of September 11, 2001. The Friends provide volunteer and financial support for projects at Flight 93 National Memorial.
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