Partner with us for generations to come
Our For Generations to Come campaign is a multi-year endeavor to steward the lifelong work of Dan & Becky Allender into a long-term future, ensuring the Allender Center’s mission to address the impact of trauma and abuse continues into a lasting, collective movement of healing and transformation. Read the full vision in our case statement or listen to a podcast conversation about the NFTC Model Research & Publication Project.
This campaign supports four strategic areas of growth that will carry the art of Narrative Focused Trauma Care® (NFTC) forward –deeply impacting lives, communities, and culture across generations:
- NFTC Model Research & Publication Project: Validate, strengthen, and widely share our transformative trauma care framework
- NFTC Certification Pathway: Create a new skills assessment pathway for our most advanced learners to become formally NFTC Certified
- NFTC Alumni Ecosystem – Membership & Global Directory: Mobilize and deepen our impact through connecting and resourcing a growing network of trained alumni in their contexts by developing a searchable directory of NFTC-trained individuals for the public and a continuing education and community membership experience for our alumni
- Prepare for a Model-Centered Future: Transition over time from founder-reliance to a lasting movement with broadened reach and influence
Sustain our mission by making a financial gift
With your partnership, we can build on a strong foundation – ensuring this transformative model continues to bring healing, connection, and cultural change for generations to come. Your support in any amount will help us reach our goal of turning a lifetime of work into a lasting legacy.
The Allender Center is an organization housed within The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology. The Seattle School is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and the generous gifts of individuals fuel our work. All contributions are tax deductible.
If you would like to learn more about partnering with us financially, please contact Paul Steinke via email (advancement@theseattleschool.edu). We would love to hear your story and to dream together about how we may be able to collaborate in this important, healing work.