Giving
Become a Steward of Northern California Shambhala
By becoming a Steward of Northern California Shambhala, you are proclaiming your support for the teachings and dissemination of the dharma in this region. The Stewardship program allows individuals throughout Northern California to directly support our regional mandala by helping sustain activities in the various centers. You will also support the Northern California Shambhala administration and services including regional governance, programming, publicity. and teacher visits.
How do I become a Steward?
There are two ways: You can become a Steward for any amount from $10 to $150 or more monthly—or give a one-time donation. Please see the options below to make a tax-deductible donation in either of these ways. Donors will receive a tax deduction letter at the end of the year.
Northern California Shambhala is a 501c3. For your tax purposes, our ID number is 82-0990734.
To sign up for recurring monthly donations visit one of these links:
Join at $10 per month
Join at $20 per month
Join at $35 per month
Join at $60 per month
Join at $108 per month
Join at $150 per month
We can set up a one time or reoccurring donation in any amount you choose. Automatic debit from your bank account is also available if you prefer that to using a credit card.
One-Time Donation
If you would prefer to make a one-time offering send a check made out to Northern California Shambhala and mail to:
Cody McGough
Northern California Shambhala
Sharchen Dzong
1231 Stevenson Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
About Us
Northern California Shambhala, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Your contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.
We are dedicated to creating enlightened society using the tools of mindfulness, awareness, and unconditioned confidence. These inherent qualities are cultivated through meditation practice, by studying the Shambhala Buddhist teachings, and by taking part in the Shambhala community. We then apply what we have learned to our everyday lives at work, at home, with our families, and in society as a whole.
We are supported by the generosity of volunteers, donations and membership contributions. We are sincerely grateful for every offering we receive. Thank you so much for your generosity!
We can afford to open ourselves and join the rest of the world with a sense of tremendous generosity, tremendous goodness, and tremendous richness. The more we give, the more we gain – although what we gain should not particularly be our reason for giving. Rather, the more we give, the more we are inspired to give constantly. And the gaining process happens naturally, automatically.
— Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche
