Support the Lotus Fund
MAKING ROOM
The Lotus Fund exists to make room.
Room at the well.
Room in the circle.
Room for women who are already awakening—but whose access is limited by systems, seasons, or circumstance.
Loto was never meant to be a gated sanctuary for the few. It was shaped as a living ecosystem—one that honors beauty, depth, and embodied spiritual work without confusing worth with wealth.
The Lotus Fund is how we practice that belief.
What the Lotus Fund Is (and Is Not)
The Lotus Fund is not charity.
It is not rescue.
It is not a discount bin.
It is a practice of reciprocity.
Rooted in the ancient wisdom of shared wells, hospitality, and mutual aid, the Lotus Fund allows resources to circulate so that women may arrive as participants—not projects.
Those who receive support are not “less than.”
They are part of the WE.
And those who give are not saviors.
They are stewards.
How the Lotus Fund Is Used
Contributions to the Lotus Fund support:
Partial scholarships for retreats, gatherings, and immersive experiences
Sliding-scale access to digital offerings and programs
Operational equity, allowing Loto to scale responsibly without raising prices to exclusionary levels
Funds are distributed thoughtfully, prayerfully, and with discernment—prioritizing women who are already doing the inner work and seeking mirrors, not permission.
Why This Matters
We live in a world where access to healing, rest, and spiritual formation is often reserved for those with excess—excess money, excess time, excess privilege.
But awakening does not follow financial hierarchies.
Many of the women called into this work are:
carrying generational responsibility
navigating systemic inequity
rebuilding after burnout, caregiving, divorce, illness, or loss
living in seasons of contraction, not expansion
The Lotus Fund exists because capacity is seasonal, and belonging should not be.
An Invitation
The Lotus Fund is one expression of the world we are practicing together—
a world where generosity flows freely,
where access is held with dignity,
and where awakening is not hoarded.
For Those Who Give
When you give to the Lotus Fund, you are not donating to someone. You are investing in the ecosystem.
You are helping ensure that Loto remains:
spacious rather than scarce
rooted rather than extractive
beautiful without becoming elitist
Your generosity widens the circle and deepens the well. This is how we practice collective flourishing.
For Those Seeking Support
If financial constraint is the primary reason you are hesitating to say yes to one of our immersive retreat experiences, you are invited to apply (application for links for immersive retreat ex——
Applying for Lotus Fund support is not a declaration of lack—it is an act of honesty. We trust women to name their needs without over-explaining, self-justifying, or performing worthiness.
You belong here as you are.
Giving FAQs
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When you give to The Lotus Fund, you are helping cultivate a more equitable landscape of rest, healing, and belonging.
Your generosity directly provides partial/full scholarships for women to attend Loto Wellness Collective retreats and ceremonial circles.
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No—Loto Wellness Collective is a woman-owned small business, not a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. This means donations are not tax-deductible, but they are an investment in cultivating a living sanctuary that nourishes mind, body, and spirit.
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Every contribution to The Lotus Fund directly supports accessibility and inclusion at Loto Wellness Collective’s retreats. We steward each donation with care and intention, ensuring your generosity becomes tangible nourishment for those it serves.
Funds are thoughtfully allocated toward:
Partial/Full Scholarships — covering retreat tuition.
Wellness Offerings — supporting access to sacred practices such as Janzu water therapy, breathwork, and somatic healing sessions.
Our commitment is to transparency, equity, and stewardship—every dollar given becomes a ripple of renewal that touches not just one woman’s life, but the collective body of Christ.
When you give, you are investing in transformation. You are making sacred rest possible.
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Yes. Becoming a recurring donor sustains the Lotus Fund for every retreat, ensuring that these safe spaces continue to flourish. Think of it as tending the fire—you help keep it burning for everyone who comes to gather.
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Your presence is also a gift. Showing up in prayer, sharing the vision of Forest Church with friends, or simply holding us in your heart are all ways of supporting this movement.