2020 Holiday Giving by JadeYoga

Are you curious about the organizations we worked with this Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Giving Tuesday?

JadeYoga always gives back during the holiday shopping season. This year on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday, we donated 10% of sales to three special organizations:

Black Yoga Teachers Alliance
On Black Friday, we donated 10% of our sales to the Black Yoga Teachers Alliance. The BYTA works to support the continuing educational and professional development of Black yoga teachers, and to elevate the presence and voices of Black yoga teachers in the world. 

BYTA was founded in 2009 as a social media group to provide a space for teachers, students, practitioners, healers, and enthusiasts to discuss yoga and wellness, to share information about classes, workshops, events and activities, and most importantly, to build a network. The learn more or to give to them directly, please visit blackyogateachersalliance.org

 

Black Boys Om
On Cyber Monday, we donated 10% of our sales to Black Boys Om. Black Boys Om exists to inspire wellness by creating a connected community of Black leaders wo are already using the tools of yoga and mindfulness to create positive and lasting change in their local communities.

This network encompasses 200 Yogis in 90 locations nationally and internationally, including London, Jamaica, Grenada, Bermuda, South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Canada, and Australia. During 2019 the grassroots movement began it's transition into a non-profit with the expressed purpose of taking the efforts of many Yogis and harnessing their collective effort to impact local communities, with a specific focus of serving the wellness practice of Black Boys and Black Men in churches, schools, correctional facilities, community centers, and yoga studios. To learn more or to give to them directly, please visit blackboysom.org

 

Support Center for Child Advocates
On Giving Tuesday, we donated 10% of our sales to the Support Center for Child Advocates. They provide legal assistance and social service advocacy for abused and neglected children in Philadelphia County.

For more than four decades, Child Advocates has served children who have experienced abuse or neglect by securing social services, finding alternative homes, and helping them testify in court. For all of the children committed to their care, they work to ensure safety, health, education, family permanency and access to justice. Whenever possible, Child Advocates seeks to maintain children and families in their own homes. For more information or to give to them directly, please visit sccalaw.org