PARTNERS IN KARMA
are individual teachers, studios and communities that host by-donation classes, events or workshops,
with all donations going to support the work of United We Om.
with all donations going to support the work of United We Om.
BECOME A PARTNER IN KARMA
Join us on this incredible journey of sharing yoga and meditation with under-resourced and vulnerable communities.
We'll help promote your generosity and support you along the way.
We'll help promote your generosity and support you along the way.
Weekly By-Donation Classes benefitting United We Om
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Kimberly Bandary-Kluge and
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Alissa Striano and Gritty BuddhaWe are so grateful to teacher Alissa Striano for volunteering her time to teach this beautiful weekly donation-based class with all donations given to United We Om.
Founded by United We Om board member Regina Smith, Gritty Buddha is a Sustainer Level Partner in Karma, having supported our work on the highest level for 2 years and counting. Location: 38 Forest Avenue, Glen Cove, NY learn more: https://www.grittybuddha.com |
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Pamela Concannon and Revolution YogaAdvisor to the United We Om Board Pamela Concannon has raised enough donations to sponsor a Karma Project through her donation-based class at Revolution Yoga!
Revolution Yoga is a Sustainer Lever Partner in Karma, having supported our work by hosting Pamela's class for more than a year! Location: 7 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY learn more: http://www.revolutionyogaspace.com |
Donation Events benefitting United We Om
featured teacher
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Pamela Concannon is one of the most dedicated Karma Yogis we know. When we met her, she had been volunteering her time to share yoga with teen runaways in a shelter, and she heads up fundraisers and gift drives to benefit under-resourced members of the Long Island Community.
Pamela is an Advisor to the board of United We Om and has raised enough donations through her class to sponsor an entire Karma Project! |
PRACTICE THAT CHANGES THE WORLD
Thank you to the studios and teachers that walk the walk and bring their communities together to make sure that everyone can call the practice of yoga their own.
