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Donate

Every gift, large or small, sustains the training ground — and no gift is ever required.

Everything taught here is free, and will always be. Giving in this tradition — dānagenerosity — is not payment for teachings and never a fee at the door. It is the first stage of the path, practised for the giver's own heart. No amounts are ever suggested, no givers are ranked, and no one watches the bowl.

Give to Dhamma Training Ground

Gifts to the training ground sustain the monastery-community itself — the requisites of the monastics, the upkeep of the land and buildings, and the open teaching of the Dhamma, freely given to all who come.

  • Physical offerings — food offered in the morning, robe cloth and simple requisites, medicine and health needs, and shelter and repairs, arranged through the lay stewards. Monastics in this tradition do not handle money.
  • Bank transfer Contact the office for account details.
  • Online giving Coming soon.

Give to one of our guardianships

Dhamma Training Ground serves as Guardian of certain institutions — protecting them, never possessing them. You may also direct your gift to a guardianship itself, through that institution's own giving channel.

Dhamma Development Fund

Curious about the community's longer-term vision for funding future buildings? Read about the Dhamma Development Fund.

No suggested amounts, no giving tiers, no donor levels. Give within your means, or give nothing and be equally welcome.

Lay people offering food into an alms bowl in morning light
Requisites offered in the morning — food, robes, shelter and medicine.