COMMUNITY SUPPORT SLIDING SCALE

Money carries memory. Some communities have always had easier access to it, others have had it extracted, blocked, or stolen from them for generations. This sliding scale exists because I want my offerings to be in right relationship with that history, not separate from it.

This scale is here for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities, for those of the Global South, for trans and non-binary kin, and for those living with disability or chronic illness — communities who are so often asked to pay the most to access spiritual space, while these same spaces borrow freely from their traditions.

No model can undo the wealth gap. But this is one small way I can weave economic reciprocity into my practice, rather than treating it as an afterthought.

How It Works

This scale runs on trust. You're the only one who knows the full shape of your life — your income, your obligations, the privileges and burdens you carry that others can't see. So you choose the rate that feels honest and sustainable for you.

I won't ask you to explain your choice and I won't follow up about it. Simply choose what feels aligned <3

You might land toward the lower end of the scale if you:

  • Are Black, Indigenous, or First Nations

  • Are transgender or queer and carry the weight of discrimination or violence because of it

  • Rely on public assistance

  • Have people depending on you

  • Have little or no savings to draw from

  • Have been incarcerated

  • Do work that isn't recognized or protected because it's how you survive

  • Carry debt that makes it hard to meet basic needs

  • Have less access to money because of abuse

  • Live with a chronic illness or disability that shapes your earning capacity

  • Carry immigration-related costs, or live somewhere shaped by U.S. imperialism

  • Are an elder without much financial support

You might land toward the higher end of the scale if you:

  • Have few or no dependents

  • Have savings you can draw from

  • Hold investments, inherited wealth, or retirement accounts

  • Own your home, or rent because you choose to

  • Own property beyond your own home

  • Travel for pleasure

  • Have money left over after your needs are met

  • Can call on family or community resources in hard times

  • Work part-time by choice, not necessity

  • Have earning power — through education, connections, or family — even if you aren't drawing on it right now

  • Are white, and benefit from the racial wealth gap even when you haven't sought that benefit

  • Move through the world with other forms of privilege, like being able-bodied or cisgender

Sit with where you land, and trust it.

When you book, use the code that fits:

COMMUNITY11 → 11% off
COMMUNITY22 → 22% off
COMMUNITY33 → 33% off
COMMUNITY44 → 44% off

(Privilege based scale model adapted from Accountability Mapping & Black Borders & Captolia Coven)