While there’s no fixed fee for our events, we ask you to be generous to One Mindful Breath


All expenses incurred in One Mindful Breath events have been covered by the generosity of those who enjoyed previous events. To enable us to continue to offer a space for people to practice, we welcome your dana (koha) for the teachings, and for the community.

By offering events without a fixed fee, we help to create an economy based on generosity. Generosity has sustained dharma teachings since the time of Gotama, the historical Buddha, around 2500 years ago. Paying forward in this way, your generosity will be greatly appreciated by people you may never meet. In this post the US meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg writes beautifully on the need to take a chance on generosity.


Supporting One mindful breath

The easiest way to support One Mindful Breath is to donate by bank transfer to 38 9019 0064662 03. We like to be financially transparent, so you can view the One Mindful Breath cashbook. You can also support us through Givealittle; in the comment box please type ‘One Mindful Breath’.

If you would like to support One Mindful Breath with a regular donation via Payroll Giving, you can do so using this form. Thanks to support from Aotearoa Buddhist Education Trust, Aotearoa taxpayers may be eligible to receive a tax rebate on your donation; to get a receipt for your donation, please send the ABET administrator an email


Supporting the teachers

You can also support One Mindful Breath’s teachers with charitable donations:

Linda Modaro – 38 9019 0064662 06
Martine & Stephen Batchelor – 38 9019 0064662 01
Ramsey Margolis – 02 1246 0675192 54 • not a charitable donation
Winton Higgins – 38 9019 0064662 05
Alex Carr, and all other teachers – 38 9019 0064662 03 • ref: teacher’s name


Thank You

We are grateful to Nick Hughes and Ramsey Margolis for creating this website; to Jim Champion and other artists for the use of their images; to everyone who’s put a contribution in the box at an event; and to all those who book rooms, put out the chairs, welcome people, run sessions and retreats, bring tea and biscuits, clear up at the end, answer your texts and emails, look after the community’s funds, and so much more. 

Feature image used under CC BY-NC 2.0, ‘Take my breath away’ by Thomas Hawk