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...maybe you want to become part of it. There are many ways to be part of our community and support our goals. Come and visit our center and/or attend one of our monthly events. You are always welcome! See our Membership Program.
It is mainly financial contributions and volunteer services that keep a center thriving. The Gyuto Vajrayana Center relies upon membership and donations for financial support so we can offer free teachings and services to the community and the public. Donations in any amount will be greatly appreciated. Our teachers and administrators are all volunteers and are not paid for their time.
If you would like to send us a donation, please use our secure
Online Donation Form
Please visit our Monastery Project section: we will be building a real Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in the Bay Area! |
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Becoming a member of Gyuto Center is a wonderful way to join our growing community and support our ongoing work of preserving the Dharma. We invite you to join our Membership Program. There is no pre-set frequency and/or amount of your financial contribution. Any amount is helpful and will contribute to the success of our community and our programs.
Through your help we offer teachings free of charge based on the belief that everyone should have the opportunity to meet the Dharma. However, operating in this way, we do not have a steady form of income and rely solely on the donations made by devotee students and members. We really appreciate your support. Thank you so much.
The Gyuto Vajrayana Center is a religious non-profit organization {501 (c) 3}, registered in the State of California. All donations are tax-deductible.
You can sign on as a member through our
Online Membership Registration Form |
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If anyone can help us a few hours a week or even twice a month helping the venerable monks at the center would be very beneficial for us. Especially, we need help in the office such as data entry, teaching English to the monks, gardening around the center would be very helpful. If you have specific skills in certain areas, please contact Ven. Donyo at (408) 926 9430 or send him email:
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and venerable monks will be very happy to hear from you.
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