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Last year we had 170,000 visitors to our website. If that many people contributed just $7 we could cover our operating costs for an entire year!

This will allow us to continue offering free resources and create even more tools for you to use at home, work, or in your community.

We are so grateful of your contribution, no matter the amount.

Stock Donations

Some donors are interested to learn that by donating stock to our charity, they can avoid the capital gains tax they would have to pay on any increase in value of stock since being purchased. Living Room Conversations has partnered with Stock Donator to accept stock donations!

Have you considered stock donation or spoken with your financial advisor about the benefits?

All stock donations will be processed through Mediator’s Foundation, our fiscal sponsor.

Patreon

What can your donation do for you? With a monthly contribution through Patreon (starting at just $3), you will receive content exclusive to our Patrons. We have bonus videos, the ability to schedule time with our staff to support your Living Room Conversations, behind-the-scenes content, early-access to new guides/resources, and more!

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"Maybe the wisdom for this moment is just to recognize that we're not the same, and wonder why."

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