Night Stalker Foundation
The Night Stalker Foundation was founded in October 2009 as a 501c3. Rated 4 Stars by Charity Navigator, the Night Stalker Foundation is committed to supporting 160th SOAR(A) Families and Unit Members through
Family Resiliency Programs (SOAR Family Collaborative)
College Scholarships
Support for our Families of the Fallen
Preserve the legacy of the 160th SOAR(A)
The 160th was formed in response to our country’s need for a unique night-flying aviation rotary wing capability. After failing to rescue the hostages in Iran, the U.S. Army formed the 160th with the motto of “Never Again.” From its inception in 1981, Night Stalkers have fought and bled in every combat action this nation has embarked upon. This relatively small unit has 104 names on its Memorial Wall, demonstrating the resolve of these brave men, women and Families. We will ensure that the unit’s motto of “Night Stalkers Don’t Quit” continues as we care for those who serve this storied organization. Partner with us and enable these great Warriors and Families.
104 Fallen Night Stalkers
$2.3M Awarded Scholarships
Miller Scholarship- Deadline Oct. 15th
The Special Operations Fund will select a Miller Scholar annually. The Scholar will receive a $5,000 scholarship to support studies, internships, or charitable service abroad. This scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate college student, with the intent to complete prior to graduation.
Eligible applicants for the Miller Scholarship must be children of current or veteran Joint Special Operations warriors supported by the following scholarship organizations: The Association (USAF), Night Stalker Foundation (NSF), Navy Tactical Research Command Scholarship Committee (NTRCSC), Rangers Scholarship Fund (RSF), Unit Scholarship Fund (USF), Vigilant Torch Foundation (VTF). These organizations will be asked to assist the SOFund with announcing, tracking, and identifying qualified applicants.
Miller Fellowship- Deadline Oct. 20th
The Special Operations Fund will select one Miller Fellow annually to receive up to $20,000, limited to two years, for a post-graduate Fellowship. Eligible applicants are those who expect to graduate in 2024 from a four-year college prior to the Fellowship, or who are currently pursuing a graduate degree, or who have successfully completed a graduate program within the last three years. The objective of the Fellowship is to provide the selectee an opportunity to become immersed in a foreign culture and work on a service-related project while simultaneously advancing foreign language skills. Applicants will submit proposals to study, work, or participate in charitable or research activities in another country. Proposals should illustrate the applicant’s intentions, what they expect to learn, the potential impact on the community, and how the Fellowship will help prepare them for a career in international public service. Such services include the Foreign Service, the intelligence community, the military, non-profit international development activities, or non-governmental organizations (NGO).
Applications will be evaluated on several criteria, which include a review of the applicant’s undergraduate or graduate academic rigor, including grade point average and academic honors received. Weight will be given to a candidate’s demonstrated or intended public service with added credit given for evidence of preexisting or intended foreign language proficiency.
Join us this October as we remember the launch of America’s “Global War on Terror.” You will have the unique opportunity to meet some of the brave men who took part in what became the longest air assault raid in U.S. military history. Their stories of courage and dedication are ones you won't want to miss. Mark your calendars and be a part of this memorable event!
Thursday – October 17, 2024
5:30 PM to 9:00 PM
ASPIRE New York, 102nd Floor
One World Trade Center Observatory
Overlooking Ground Zero
Keynote Speaker, Ambassador Dell L. Dailey
Learn more about Ambassador Dell L. Dailey
Limited Time Design
As part of the Night Stalker Foundation’s ongoing mission to support the Soldiers and Families of the 160th SOAR, proceeds from the sale of this design will go directly toward scholarships, family support programs, and assistance for the Families of fallen Night Stalkers.
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Family Collaborative
Education, Equipping and Connecting Night Stalker Families.
The Night Stalker Foundation’s SOAR Family Collaborative supports the soldiers and family members of 160th Special Operation Aviation Regiment. We coordinate programs that promote overall well being and enhance the SOF family experience. Out ultimate vision is to identify the specific needs of Night Stalker families, build bridges to available resources, and provide opportunities using promotive tools.
Night Stalkers Don’t Quit!
Thank You To Our Sponsors
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Dan MacMackin
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Peter Rogal and Laurie Nash
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Duane and Kate Albro
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Kevin and Angel Mangum
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Rick and LouAnne Nelson
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William C. Reed II and Kathleen Campbell
〰️ Dan MacMackin 〰️ Peter Rogal and Laurie Nash 〰️ Duane and Kate Albro 〰️ Kevin and Angel Mangum 〰️ Rick and LouAnne Nelson 〰️ William C. Reed II and Kathleen Campbell
Make a Donation
We extend our heartfelt thanks for your unwavering support! Your generosity fuels our mission to stand beside the Families of the Fallen Night Stalkers, provide a strong support system for the soldiers and families of the 160th, and empower deserving students through scholarships.
Exciting events are on the horizon as we continue our journey towards these meaningful goals. Together, we make a difference! Join us in making a positive impact on the lives of those who sacrifice so much for our freedom
