Sources of Funds
The Association's resources come from the faith and generosity of donors — through donations (offering the four requisites) and other lawful gifts. Every donation must be made voluntarily.
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Your offering is automatically divided into the 4 funds set out in Article 10 — food, lodging, construction, the environment and the Association's operations.
Chapter 5: Financial Management and Transparency
All funds are automatically divided into 4 funds to support meditators and keep the Association sustainable — transparently and debt-free.
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The Association's resources come from the faith and generosity of donors — through donations (offering the four requisites) and other lawful gifts. Every donation must be made voluntarily.
To provide the best possible support for meditators while keeping the Association sustainable over the long term, every donation received is automatically and transparently divided into 4 funds:
The top-priority fund, covering the direct daily needs of meditators.
For expanding the center so it can welcome more meditators.
For hygiene and a clean living environment.
Back-end support that keeps the Association running smoothly and free of debt.
To avoid insolvency, the Association has no obligation to pay a fixed base salary to project advisors or coordinators. Allowances for their efforts are paid only from "Fund 4 (the 15% share)" and are based on actual results (performance-based). This policy also ensures that those who help with this social work can support their families decently.
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We are deeply grateful for your faith and generosity in supporting Vipassana meditation practice.
May the merit of this offering bless you and your family with the four blessings — long life, beauty, happiness and strength. May your mind be peaceful, mindful and wise on the path to Nibbāna.