Peter C. Alderman was murdered by terrorists
on September 11, 2001 while attending a conference at the World
Trade Center in New York City. He was twenty-five years old.
The
Alderman family wanted to leave a profound and indelible mark
that Peter existed on this earth
Terrorism, torture
and mass violence are a global epidemic affecting more than one
billion survivors, one sixth of the earth’s population.
Helping these people is a living memorial to Peter
PCAF
uses only indigenous healthcare providers
PCAF
identifies and builds upon societal fabric and traditions that
have existed for centuries
PCAF
affiliates with ministries of health, universities and indigenous
NGOs
PCAF
works long-term, not just in emergency phase
PCAF
refines best practices based on outcome measurement
PCAF
replicates a care model that is sustainable and scalable
The Peter
C. Alderman Foundation is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) entity,
for which contributions are one hundred percent tax-deductible
under section 509 (a) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code
The Foundation
is guided by a Board of Directors and a Board of International
Advisors
Afghanistan,
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambodia, Chile, Indonesia, Iraq, Macedonia,
Peru, Rwanda, Srpska, Spain and Uganda
The Foundation
plans to operate in all post-conflict countries
The Foundation
is committed to providing assistance for as long as needed
Using
a train the trainer model the Foundation builds capacity by training
indigenous healthcare workers to care for their victimized populations
100 %
of your dollar goes to support the Foundation’s three key
programs: to train doctors, to run clinics and to propagate vital
information among professionals
All
donations are tax-deductible and every donor receives a receipt
The Foundation
accepts grants from both private individuals and institutions
The Foundation
uses its monies to fund its own programs and collaborate with
its partners
The Foundation
will accept in-kind donations, tribute donations, gifts of stock,
matching gifts, planned giving, checks and
on-line donations
on-line donations
The foundation
is highly collaborative
At the
present time it collaborates with governments, universities,
religious institutions, and other NGOs
In every
new venture the Foundation seeks additional partners
If a
victim of terrorism or mass violence is fortunate enough to reach
the U.S. help is accessible
In post-conflict
countries there is little or no help available
While
the Foundation was born of September11th, its focus is entirely
on the one billion people around the world who have experienced
terrorism and mass violence. Traumatic depression has existed
long before September 11th and unfortunately, will continue to
exist far into the future.
Address:
Peter C. Alderman Foundation, P.O. Box 278, Bedford, NY, 10506
Telephone:
888.764.1804