• Are you a social service provider who works with a low-income community that could benefit from yoga and wellness services?

• Do you teach yoga but would like to take it out of the studios and into a vulnerable community in the D.C. area?

• Do you teach yoga and would like to make one of your classes a donation class to help support the work of Anahata Grace?

• Are you a wellness service provider that would like to provide your services to a vulnerable community in the D.C. area?

• Are you a studio owner that would like to provide space for workshops, donation classes and/or mat donations to help support our work?

• Are you a fan of our work but not any of the above?  We still need your help to help us with the numerous events we have coming up in the near future!

…then please join the Grace Volunteers by clicking here.

Questions?  Contact us.

inspiration for compassionate action:

“me personally, someone who is an activist, I’ve done it very poorly over the years…I was trying to channel my rage, my sense of injustice but it was just because I couldn’t contain the energy. through the practice of yoga, meditation, movement and breathing, releasing the tension allows me to feel. the more i can feel, the more i can surrender. the more i surrender, the more i can see that interdependence and interconnection. so for me, service has been that next step.”

- Seane Corn

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