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Thank you for your generosity and support! Your tax-deductible donations go toward:

  • Developing, publishing, and distributing our book and other recovery-oriented materials.
  • Doing outreach work and granting books to sanghas that are struggling financially.
  • Maintaining listings of Recovery Dharma meetings and communities.
  • Providing support for social media, our website, and other online spaces
  • Coordinating and supporting community events and training opportunities
  • Providing scholarships to members from underrepresented groups to attend events.

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Recovery Dharma
3439 NE Sandy Blvd # 827
Portland OR 97232-1959
United States

“The practice of generosity is…a description of our true nature, of the open and loving hearts that have always been within us, but that have been covered up for so long that they were almost lost to us. The practice helps us to recover this original nature.”
Recovery Dharma Book, Page 65

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If you have benefited from being a part of a Recovery Dharma Sangha, and believe that a Global movement is needed, then consider joining the global community. Our intention and goals are to develop materials, maintain a global meeting list, organize events and support the building of healthy Recovery Dharma communities. Find out more about our structure and our plans.

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Service and Generosity

Service and Generosity Different schools of Buddhism have slightly different lists of strengths or good qualities that lead a person to enlightenment. First on every one of those lists, though, is dāna, or generosity. We often think of generosity in terms of money, and many groups use the word dāna to describe the donations that members give to help support the meeting. In the Buddhist tradition, though, dāna is any act of giving – not just money but also food, time, or our attention
Recovery Dharma, Page 64