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Donations for our Work
When we set this site up in 1995, the basic idea in mind was to
provide information which might be of use to people as they reach
a point in life where Death & Dying issues become an everyday reality
instead of just something they hear about once in a while far away.
Since then, we have found ourselves inundated with visits
from people all over the world-- more than 2,000 a month-- with
requests for information, pointers, solace & just an opportunity
to be heard in their time of personal transition and need.
We have in these last couple of years, received countless letters, email
messages, and we've posted some of them on our
Contributions from Our Readers pages. And we have never asked for donations
or payment. But, nonetheless, we have occasionally received donations &
contributions in letters, writings, and Thank-You's for what we're doing.
And we Thank You for those pleasant surprises! We strive to make this
information as interesting and useful as possible, and are in the process of
developing even more useful & interesting content. Your continued feedback and
support is of great encouragement to us all!
Another way you may consider making a donation if you feel you have
something to offer, is for you to contact a local Hospice or OutReach
program in your own city and offer as generously as you can of your time, your
compassion, your gentle touch, your skills as a Reiki Practitioner or Massage
Therapist, your talents & patience & whatever resources you have to offer. Most
Hospice Programs are always in need of support, and there's never enough quality
support to go around.
Feel free to offer of yourself what you can, and make the world a little
better place in the process. You are your greatest gift!
Thank you Kindly for your interest in our work.
Please do be in touch with your reflection on any aspect of what you find here or
would like to see here. We appreciate your visit.
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This page © 1995-1999 by
The Bardo of Death Studies and
Lifelong Learning Excellence, Inc.
You may also write to its curator, Jerral Sapienza.