Established in 1921, Camp Allen today is a nationally recognized recreational, educational, and spiritual retreat center.  With an eye to the future, the Board of Trustees launched the Centennial Fund for Sustainability which will keep the camp in a strong leadership position for the years to come. The 21 projects were divided into two categories: projects aimed at expanding Camp Allen’s capacity, and projects focused on further improving operations.  We invite you to participate in our Centennial Fund and help Camp Allen to continue to be a safe and inspirational destination for our 65,000 annual guests. 
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Since its inception, the Centennial Fund has been anchored as the Campaign for Sustainability. This phrase could not
be more poignant than it is during this season as we navigate the repercussions of COVID-19. Your faithful and
generous support of Camp Allen and the Centennial Fund has helped ensure the camp’s sustainability so that it will
continue to be a place that God uses to change lives and build leaders, just as it has been doing for a century. We are
humbled to announce campaign commitments of over $14 million to date.  We are grateful to the foundations, families, and individuals who have believed in our mission, and given to the campaign in such impactful ways. 

Completed Projects
  • Outdoor Stone Chapel 
  • Camper Health Center
  • Meditation Area and Bridge
  • Campsite 4 Bunkhouses
  • Bishop Doyle Center
  • Adventure Summit
  • Discovery Center
  • Wastewater Treatment Facility
  • Staff Housing Lodges
  • Pavilion and Road Restoration
  • Campsite and Hotel Renovations​
  • Conference Center Kitchen Remodel
  • Park and Playground Additions
Naming Opportunities
There are donor recognition opportunities at all levels are available for those who would like to associate their gifts with elements of Campsite 4 or other special places at Camp Allen. To learn more, contact the Development office at 936-825-7175 or laurend@campallen.org.