Get Involved

It Takes Many Hands & Hearts

Our worldwide network of volunteers and donors is a vibrant community that comes together to make Gangaji's message of peace available. We welcome and appreciate your participation. Here are some of the ways you can help. See which hat you might like to wear...

Transcriptions: help us verify and correct transcriptions of Gangaji's meetings for use on the website, in books, podcasts, video editing and more...

Corresponder: pair up with a member of our community behind bars for spiritual inquiry via the mail.

Clip Creator: help us find powerful and resonate clips from full videos to feature on the website and social media.

Prison Program Admin: If you have computer skills consider joining the prison admin team.

Video Archives: learn how to digitize old format tapes to preserve the archive of recordings. Some video editing experience helpful.

Events: coming to an event or live locally? Let us know if you'd like to help with set up.

Volunteer Application

Fill out this application and select the areas where you can offer help. Please tell us about yourself, your interests and skills. Once we receive the form, we'll contact you about how you can get started.

Ashland Team, 2024

“I can’t imagine a better way to serve. It is such a privilege. I love Gangaji’s teaching, and I want to enable as many people as possible to see and hear her for years to come. I feel that I am standing behind Gangaji, putting my resources into her use of her words.” – Melissa Fischer, Office Volunteer

Help Wanted

Prison Program Administration
Prison Program Correspondent
Transcribe Gangaji's meetings
Video Editing
IT Work (coding, data entry, analytics)
Ashland Event Support
Office Support

Smiling person with flowers arriving at retreat — There are alwasys flowers

Barb and Hill editing the 30th Anniversary video in 2023

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“There is a certain point when the desire to serve something is more important than the desire to get something. That is a secret, wonderful moment. This is where we meet.” ~Gangaji