
The Donor Collaborative is a virtual space for those who'd like to come a bit closer to the Gangaji Foundation. It was started during the pandemic by long-time donors Kat Miller and Hillary Larson as a place for donors to connect, inquire, and collaborate, all in the name of supporting Gangaji's presence in the world. It has grown from strength to strength. If you are a donor and curious about joining, click on the button below, and Kat or Hillary will send you a Zoom link to join the next meeting.
The Donor Collaborative meets via Zoom on the second Saturday of each month at 9 AM PT.
September 12th at 9:00 am PT---Just Like You
Just Like You, a wonderful biography of Gangaji by Roslyn Moore, came out in 2002. In October, the Gangaji Foundation will release a newly updated version of the book. We'll have the great honor of having Roslyn join our regular Donor Collaborative to talk about what the process of writing it was like for her and her thoughts on this soon-to-be-released version.
October 10th at 11:00 am PT---Satsang with Gangaji
The Donor Collaborative is thrilled to once again host a virtual satsang with Gangaji for all donors and volunteers. This is the third year Gangaji has joined us for satsang.
November 14th at 9:00 am PT ??---Celebrating Being Yourself with Barbara Denempont
November marks the 100th episode of the Gangaji Foundation's podcast Being Yourself. Many recognize the voice of Barbara Denempont, who hosts this wonderful creation that has grown to 14,000 downloads each month in ??? different countries. Barb is also the executive director of the Gangaji Foundation. The Donor Collaborative is happy to serve as host for our Gangaji sangha for what promises to be a fascinating and inspiring conversation.
December 12th---TBA


Fun from the donor collaborative WhatsApp Group 😊

Members of the donor collaborative and friends at our October Ashland Retreat, where they hosted a community breakfast.
“This is your resting place, your watering hole. Find what supports you, what includes you, and drink it in. Be nourished. Be enlivened. And when you feel thirsty again, drink some more.” —Gangaji

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