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Voluntary support

Give Without Pressure

Donations support gatherings, public resources, service projects, accessibility, and sacred art. Giving is optional and never required for belonging, care, leadership, forgiveness, or spiritual worth.

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Giving options

Choose a level of support

These are suggested levels only. Do not give money needed for rent, food, medicine, debt safety, family obligations, or emergency reserves.

$5

Lamp Gift

Supports printing, transcripts, candles, basic hosting, and small circle materials.

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$20

Circle Gift

Supports local gathering supplies, accessibility needs, and shared study resources.

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$60

Service Gift

Supports a concrete repair, aid action, community meal, or public resource project.

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Custom

Free Gift

Choose an amount, non-money contribution, equipment, space, skill, or volunteer time.

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Crypto giving

ETH and BTC donations

Crypto gifts are voluntary and irreversible. Confirm the recipient address, network, and amount before sending. Do not send money needed for basic obligations or emergencies.

Ethereum

Donate ETH

Use an Ethereum wallet such as MetaMask to prepare a transaction, or copy the address manually.

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Bitcoin

Donate BTC

Copy the Bitcoin address into your wallet. A QR code can be added after the final address is configured.

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Pledge form

Prepare a donation note

This form opens an email draft. Connect Stripe, PayPal, or another processor later when official accounts are ready.

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Giving covenant

Transparency and boundaries

Support must remain voluntary, documented, and proportionate. A community built around transformation cannot use money to create fear, rank, secrecy, or dependence.

  • Donations do not buy membership, leadership, influence, forgiveness, or special access.
  • Members should not be pressured to give publicly or beyond their means.
  • Local circles should keep a clear ledger of income, expenses, and service projects.
  • Tax-deductible status should not be claimed unless the proper legal status exists.
  • Financial questions, refusals, and concerns must be welcomed without retaliation.