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The list below are projects in Shambhala that are currently being funded by the Trust. We invite you to join us in building Shambhala by donating to the projects that inspire you.
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| Dorje Kasung Audio Recovery
(2010) This project seeks to digitize over 220 talks in the Dorje Kasung MPE context by both Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, as well as talks by other senior teachers within the Dorje Kasung context. read more
Goal: $4,000
Funded: $4,000 | | | |  |
| Buddhist Youth Project
(2010) To support young practitioners (teens, twenties and thirties) on the path by making the three jewels easily accessible and to magnetize new and established young people to explore the wealth of Shambhala. read more
Goal: $8,900
Funded: $9,150 | | | |  |
| Kalapa Capital Centre - Website
(2010) The funds requested from the Trust, as a matching grant, are to begin creating the initial website for the Kalapa Capital Centre, the capital of an international organization, and will serve the international Shambhala and larger community. read more
Goal: $5,000
Funded: $5,000 | | | |  |
| An Introduction to Shambhala Culture
(2010) : An Introduction to Shambhala Culture will be a small, elegant book that shares the basic forms and rituals that could be helpful and inspiring to new members entering Shambhala society. The book will be approximately 25 – 35 pages. read more
Goal: $5,000
Funded: $4,800 | | |
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 Working closely with the Minneapolis community, the Trust gave $14,715 toward the purchase of a building as a permanent home. read more
Generosity is a willingness to give, to open without philosophical or pious or religious motives, just simply doing what is required at any moment in any situation, not being afraid to receive anything. Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche
We have to shift our attitude so that giving is a joy, something we want to do. When we find something we want to do, we always find ways of paying for it, we always find the money. Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche
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