Become a Member or Make a One-Time Donation
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aWake
Supporter
Offer a one-time gift:
As an aWake Supporter you love what we do and believe in our mission. ​
​Your donation will help aWake grow our community, support our sanctuary, and build our scholarship funds!​
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​For one a one time donations of $150 or more, you'll have the option to join us as an active member.
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Flying
Member
Offer $10 Monthly Gift or $100 annually:​
Access to our:
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Virtual Villages to connect, support, and grow together.
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Free tickets to amazing education: shamanic, spiritual, healing, personal growth classes and more.
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Plant medicine and sacred sacrament products.
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aWake-style worship services, channelings, healing groups, meditations, contemplations, intuition playgroups.
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Special ceremonies, rituals, and ancestral rites.
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Soaring
Member
Offer a gift of $15 monthly or $150 annually or more:
All Flying Membership Benefits plus:​
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A collaborator and shaper of our offerings.
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​Discounts and priority seats to paid classes, retreats, sacred ceremonies.
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Voting rights.
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Sponsorship acknowledgment of business or other, in newsletter, website, live events (only if desired).​
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​First invitations for premium sacrament offerings, retreats, and more.
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About your Tax Deductible Gifts
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The aWake Community is registered as a California Nonprofit Religious Corporation (Cal. Corp. Code § 9111). This makes your donations tax deductible. We will send you a recognition of your contributions at the end of the year for tax purposes.
The Nonprofit Religious Corporation Law authorizes the formation of a corporation primarily or exclusively for "religious purposes". Cal. Corp. Code § 9111. Among other things, the Attorney General has far less supervisory powers with respect to a religious corporation than a nonprofit or public benefit corporation.Aug 31, 2022
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The IRS automatically recognizes churches as 501(c) (3) charitable organizations if they meet the IRS requirements. There is no need for churches to seek formal recognition from the IRS or submit annual information returns (though they have the option to do so). The Attorney General has far less supervisory powers with respect to a relgious corporation than a nonprofit of public benefit corporation.
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