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Give, partner, or roll your sleeves up

Everything given goes into the cost of putting women in a room together. Nothing here is tax deductible, and we say so plainly.

Three ways to hold this up

A young organization runs on rooms, food and the people who show up early to set them.

Ways to support

Cover a seat

  • Venue rental, food and setup
  • Printing, decor and supplies
  • Covering a seat for a woman who cannot cover her own

Ask how to give

Sponsor or vend

  • Vendor tables at gatherings and festivals
  • Sponsoring a room or a brunch
  • Speaking, panels and workshops

Start a conversation

Be clear on the tax position. MySistas is not currently a registered 501(c)(3). Contributions are not tax deductible as charitable donations. They are, in the founder’s words, sisterhood in action, and every dollar goes into the gatherings themselves.

Two women in conversation over a table laid with food

Where the money actually goes

Where support goes

A brunch for forty women needs a room, tables, food, flowers, printing and someone there two hours early to set it up. A prayer gathering needs a space and chairs. A festival table needs a tent, a banner and a day of somebody’s life.

That is where support goes. Not overheads, not salaries, not a marketing budget. Rooms.

Ask how to give

Giving and partnering

The practical questions, answered without spin.

Giving and partnering

Yes. Setup, greeting, hosting a table, taking photos, praying with women who ask for it. Email info@mysistas.org and tell us what you are good at.

Yes. MySistas has worked with vendors, sponsors and festival partners already. Vendors and sponsors who serve women well are a real fit. Start with an email and tell us what you do.

No. MySistas is not currently a registered 501(c)(3), so contributions are not tax deductible as charitable donations. Everything given goes into venues, food, supplies and the cost of putting women in a room together.

Into the gatherings. Venue rental, food, decor, printing, insurance for events, and helping cover a seat for a woman who cannot cover her own.

Ask. She has sat on panels about mental health and speaks about faith, sisterhood and building something from a hard start. Email info@mysistas.org with the date, the audience and what you want the room to walk away with.

Hold the door open for the next woman

Give, partner, or come and set up chairs. All three count.

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