Your contributions go toward future center expansions, classes, and retreats.
What is the accomplishment of charity? Herein a householder dwells at home with heart free from the stain of avarice, devoted to charity, open-handed, delighting in generosity, attending to the needy, delighting in the distribution of alms. This is called the accomplishment of charity.
~ Buddha Shakyamuni
Donations
Just as in the time of the Buddha himself 2,500 years ago, the continuation of the precious Dharma relies on the generosity and charity of the Sangha.
Following the tradition of early Buddhism, our registration system is donation based rather than charging fixed fees. This practice follows the ancient principle of dana (generosity), which is central to Buddhist spiritual development.
Your contribution:
Supports our teachers and translators
Helps maintain our facilities and programs
Allows us to continue offering Dharma events
Becomes a vast accumulation of merit that assists in your own progress on the path
We welcome whatever amount feels right for your circumstances. Every donation is deeply appreciated and helps sustain our community.
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You may mail a check or money order made payable to “Drong Ngur Jangchubling”. Please include a note or write “Donation” in the memo line.
Send it by mail (please note this is our Treasurer’s mailing address, not our physical location):
Drong Ngur Jangchubling
c/o Treasurer
5450 Bruce B. Downs Blvd, Unit #352
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 -
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Type in your donation amount
Check the box “Make this a monthly donation” if you’d like your contribution to recur each month.
Sign in to your current account or create a new Paypal account and complete the required fields.
Your donation will be withdrawn automatically
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If you prefer a donation method not listed here, please contact info@dnjus.org to see if it can be arranged.
After clicking “Donate” you will be redirected to the Givebutter site where you can then click "Donate" and can select from various donation amounts.
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FAQs
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Yes, Drupon Thinley Ningpo is the spiritual director.
Virginia Blum is the resident translator.
Konchok Dorje is the resident grounds director.
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The monthly expenses of the center are for basic utilities (such as water, electricity, insurance, internet, Zoom account, and other items) .There are also Drupon Rinpoche’s health insurance and health care costs, and the monthly salaries.
There is no mortgage on the property.
These expenses cost around $800 - $1000 per month and are the bare minimum of funds required to keep the center open.
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Below is a list of items which are not covered by Drong Ngur as monthly expenses.
• Daily items for Resident Lama and translator.
• Food budget for the Resident Lama and translator.
• Improved medical insurance and misc. medical items for Resident Lama
• All airfare for Resident Lama and translator.
If you would like to contribute to these important items, please consider becoming a monthly donor.
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Yes, we receive some monthly donations. We also receive varying donations during weekly practices or events.
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The tuition we receive for teaching events or retreats covers the cost of the visiting teacher’s travel and related expenses for the center. The remainder is offered to the teacher.
