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Donation Plan

I want to give you all a rundown of how I plan to donate 100% of the profit from the items in my shop, so you know where the money goes and when.

Right now while Yogescape is new and I'm still getting the word out I plan on donating to the chosen organizations once a year.  When that time comes I would like to announce how much, and where the funds were donated.  As Yogescape grows and more sales come in, then I may decide to donate bi-annually or quarterly.  I would like to get the money to the organizations sooner, than later so it can get to helping people.

To see what organizations I support you can look at the item description in the shop link or scroll to the bottom of my 'contact us' page here.

Yoga Leggings - 100% of the profits are donated to an organization the is the same region as the design on the pants.  For example: The profits from my New York City Yoga Leggings will be donated to an organization called New York City Relief that is based in NYC.
 New York Yoga Leggings
New York Yoga Leggings


Yoga State Gear - Right now I just have tank tops, but I would eventually like to get the Yogi State Logo on tees, hats and coffee mugs too.  100% of the profits will be donated to an organization in the capitol of the state depicted on the item.  For example: Again with New York the profits from the New York Yogi State Gear will be donated to an organization called Interfaith Partnership For the Homeless.
Unisex New York Yogi Tank
Yogescape Swag - Monies from the mugs, Shirts and anything else with the Yogescape logo or definition on it will go to different projects that ultimately help the homeless epidemic.  For example I follow an Instagram account called @beauty2thestreetz where this amazing woman goes out on the weekends feeding the homeless, giving them make up and hygiene products and hair services.  Another example is in Canada I heard a news story about a woman who uses her own money to give homeless people a pedicure and a new pair of socks and shoes.  These women are amazing, and I know there are more people out there doing things like this, and I want to help them.
Yogescape Mug


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