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We put our trust in the generous support of donors & sponsors to continue to serve our mission in the highest degree possible
As we operate on a non-profit model, we on our community of donors and sponsors (and alums!) to put foundations under our successful programs, fund our fellowships, build community, increase visibility, and nurture growth to meet a need that exceeds our resources. We plan to continue to serve the creative & spiritual community for years to come. Donate at the links above, or find below the many ways to unite your time, philanthropy, and other resources to this mission. We can’t do it without your support.
︎︎ The week I spent with Orein Arts at Mount Saviour Monastery is truthfully one of the best weeks I've had in decades. I found the combination of unstructured time to work with the structure of the daily, frequent prayer services to be perfect.
—Lori, Writer
—Lori, Writer
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More Ways to Support
While the PayPal and Venmo links above are the most direct way to make your gift, below are even more ways you can support:
︎For a fully tax-deductible gift, please give through our 501(c)3 fiscal sponsor, Fractured Atlas here:
︎Donor-Advised Funds or gifts of stock are a popular and excellent way to maximize the benefit of a contribution. If you wish to make a DAF gift or gift of stock, contact Fractured Atlas at 888.692.7878 or support@fracturedatlas.org. More information here & here.
︎In-kind gifts, such as equipment, facilities, professional service hours (i.e. lawyer) are extremely valuable. Please reach out to us if you wish to make this kind of gift.
︎Buy from our store! [coming soon]
And even more ways for you to fulfill our mission with us:
- Spread the word
- Find creative ways to partner with us
- Sign up for our email list
- Follow/like us on social networks
- Volunteer a skill
- Pray for us, the monks, and artists
Thank You
As artists and makers, theists and atheists, we “already live in the abundance of God” as the artist and writer Makoto Fujimura put it.
Thank you for sharing in this abundance and revealing with us a world that is a more purposeful, peaceful, creative place, centered on beauty.
