Companies · in-kind

Give what you already have extra of.

Unused hosting, software, talent, and rooms keep yoga.org free. Practice, the Gita, find a class — no paywall. We name you as an in-kind supporter.

Why companies do this

A public good next to your name. Unused capacity gets a second life — teachers, students, and anyone who opens yoga.org.

Recognition

With permission, your name on yoga.org as an in-kind supporter. A mark people can actually visit.

Give back to yoga

The industry already runs on rooms, software, and bandwidth. Put the surplus where practice stays free.

A story employees can stand behind

Not a slogan. Hosting, seats, and hours that keep education on the open web.

What “extra” looks like

If you sit on unused inventory, seats, or space — that’s the gift. Cash still lives on the ripple page.

Infrastructure

Hosting, CDN, cloud

Bandwidth, storage, transcoding, security. The films and libraries stay up.

Tools & people

Software and talent

Seats you already pay for. Engineers, designers, counsel, captions, translation.

Rooms

Space to teach

Studio hours for donation-based classes. Unused offices, hotels, coworking, retreat weeks.

On the floor

Studios in the house

Sliding-scale slots. Teacher hours. Mats, cameras, computers sitting in a closet.

Reach

Delivery and distribution

Email, SMS, newsletters, app features — unused credits that introduce yoga.org to more people.

Something else

If it sits unused

Tell us. If it keeps practice free, it belongs here.

Offer · 1 of 6

Offer unused capacity

Six short questions. We’ll write you back.

What do you have extra of?

Tap all that fit. Then continue.

Company name

What’s the offer, in plain words?

Who should we write back?

May we name you as an in-kind supporter?

Only with your yes. Quiet gifts stay quiet.

Received.

We’ll write you back. Unused capacity is how yoga.org stays free alongside the $1.11 ripple.

Yoga Org Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 41-2731545). In-kind gifts may be tax-deductible; your counsel decides. We name supporters only with permission, after a gift lands.