How you can support this free resource
Donations from people like you make Ananda possible. If you have been touched by what you have seen and heard here, please help us continue to inspire and bring hope to people around the world through our online talks. Your gift also helps support Ananda as a physical center for spiritual awakening, serving seekers throughout the San Francisco Bay area.
Ananda Sangha of Palo Alto is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
All contributions are tax deductible.
You can donate to Ananda easily
- Make a secure donation online through PayPal using a credit card. No PayPal account is needed.
- Call to donate by credit card: (650) 323-3363.
- Mail a check to:
Ananda Palo Alto
2171 El Camino Real
Palo Alto, CA 94306
- Give an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds, which can offer tax benefits to the donor. Please contact padmini@anandapaloalto.org, (650) 323-3363 to arrange a transfer of assets.
- Donate a car or other vehicle to Ananda. Cars4Causes is authorized to
accept donations on our behalf. They will provide you with assistance and tax support in the process.
- Remember Ananda in your estate planning. There are many ways to leave money to Ananda, some of which provide an income stream to you or loved ones now. Contact shanti@anandapaloalto.org.
Any questions? Please contact padmini@anandapaloalto.org
A campaign to help pay off the mortgage
General donations go to support Ananda and our internet ministry. If you wish, you can direct your donation to a new campaign to help pay off our only debt:
a $1 million mortgage on our church building. We are making a gift of our property to God and the Masters, as well as our dedication and commitment to them. This campaign began in the summer of 2011, and the thermometer at right shows how much progress has been made. If you wish to help with this campaign, please just mention "Mortgage Campaign" or "Free and Clear" when you make your gift.
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