Each speaker for Astrology for Healing has selected an organization to support with a portion of our revenues from this giving event. Our event shares our abundance into our communities that we collectively wish to uplift at this time, which extends our reach to uplift others.
"Earn your success based on service to others, not at the expense of others."
- H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
Samuel Reynolds
Yaqeen Institute https://yaqeeninstitute.org/
Samuel Reynolds is sponsoring the Yaqueen Institute organization in our event outreach. The Yaqeen Institute is an organization the supports the Muslim communities as a non-profit organization that seeks to educate and support individuals around principles that are inclusive and bring greater awareness of their faith. The organization helps anchor thoughtful societal contribution and aims to be a trusted source regarding well-researched Islamic content for the community it supports.
Gemini Brett
NORWAC Scholarship Fund https://norwac.net/diversity-scholarship-essays/
Gemini Brett is sponsoring the Northwest Astrological Conference Scholarships. The NORWAC Scholarships are for general full or partial scholarships and additional as well Diversity Scholarships annually. These scholarships extend the reach of what the Northwest Astrological Conference prides itself on over 36 years with stellar speakers of innovative and insightfully prepared lectures that enable deeper inclusivity into the shared knowledge and wisdom of astrology.
Juliana McCarthy
Joyful Ground BIPOC scholarship fund https://www.joyfulground.com/
Ground is an organization that provides scholarships to participants in their courses to keep classes accessible to all. They aim to take on more pro-bono work for non-profits and organizations that cannot afford their services. Their training focuses on anti-racism and gender, where participants learn self-awareness and embodiment tools like mindfulness and interplay, or becoming more proficient at holding space for authentic conversations through the art of hosting practices and peace circles. Joyful Ground unearths embodied wisdom around new dreams of justice, reconnecting our planet, and the beautiful essence of being a human being.
Tamira McGillivray
JBarry House – Shelter Nova Scotia https://www.shelternovascotia.com/
Ground is an organization that provides scholarships to participants in their courses to keep classes accessible to all. They aim to take on more pro-bono work for non-profits and organizations that cannot afford their services. Their training focuses on anti-racism and gender, where participants learn self-awareness and embodiment tools like mindfulness and interplay, or becoming more proficient at holding space for authentic conversations through the art of hosting practices and peace circles. Joyful Ground unearths embodied wisdom around new dreams of justice, reconnecting our planet, and the beautiful essence of being a human being.
Marie O'Neill
NCGR Chapter Sacramento https://ncgrsacramento.org/
Ground is an organization that provides scholarships to participants in their courses to keep classes accessible to all. They aim to take on more pro-bono work for non-profits and organizations that cannot afford their services. Their training focuses on anti-racism and gender, where participants learn self-awareness and embodiment tools like mindfulness and interplay, or becoming more proficient at holding space for authentic conversations through the art of hosting practices and peace circles. Joyful Ground unearths embodied wisdom around new dreams of justice, reconnecting our planet, and the beautiful essence of being a human being.
Michael Bartlett
St. Elizabeth Shelter – Santa Fe, NM https://www.steshelter.org/
Ground is an organization that provides scholarships to participants in their courses to keep classes accessible to all. They aim to take on more pro-bono work for non-profits and organizations that cannot afford their services. Their training focuses on anti-racism and gender, where participants learn self-awareness and embodiment tools like mindfulness and interplay, or becoming more proficient at holding space for authentic conversations through the art of hosting practices and peace circles. Joyful Ground unearths embodied wisdom around new dreams of justice, reconnecting our planet, and the beautiful essence of being a human being.
Sarrah Christensen
Lotus of the Moon Foundation https://lotusofthemoonfoundation.org/
Lotus of the Moon Foundation is an aspiring 501(c)3 organization birthed in the midst of the unprecedented events of 2020 and the pandemic that required many small businesses including their yoga studio that served the community to reorganize. The community responded with donations to keep their doors open. Lotus of the Moon is recognized in the Tri-Cities of Washington as a leading yoga studio offering donation-based yoga classes that seek to support all in their healing practices and mindful wellness of individuals.