Sponsorship Opportunities with Between the Veils
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The Gathering Paths
A Conference for the Otherworldly
Our nonprofit is an inclusive spiritual organization that works to foster education, cultural sharing, and justice in the pagan and magical community. Our community includes members of diverse traditions including but not limited to: pagan, polytheist, alternative, mystical, magickal, ceremonial, Wicca, witchcraft, inherited Native and/or indigenous and/or diasporic, African Traditional Religions, and all those seekers on the margins.
Between The Veils is currently working on our first annual in-person conference, The Gathering Paths, which is happening August 5th-7th at the DoubleTree Hotel in San Jose, CA. Our other endeavors throughout the year include other workshops and events.
In order to make a difference, we rely on the generous support from individuals and businesses within our community. We would be most grateful if you would consider sponsoring us financially, and/or making an in-kind donation of goods for fundraising purposes at our events. Your support is critical to curating our conference. A menu of our partnership levels along with their perks and instructions are listed below.
Please contact me [email protected] if you have any questions about creating a partnership, or about The Gathering Paths conference. Thank you so much for your consideration, and we hope to be in touch soon.
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We expect all donors and sponsors to adhere to our community agreements.
In the event that we find that a sponsor or donor is not following our agreements we reserve the right to return your payment and end our sponsorship or donor relationship.
InclusivityWe respect and welcome all people. We do not tolerate discriminatory behavior.Anti-harassmentWe do not tolerate any verbal, physical, or sexual intimidation and/or coercion.ConsentMake sure you receive an enthusiastic “yes” from others before engaging in touch, sexual expression, engagement, and recording/sharing personal information including images. Be aware of power disparities that may be present.Cultural appropriationWe recognize that cultural appropriation is a harmful behavior that includes using, often without permission, cultural traditions and practices which do not belong to one’s own ancestral heritage. This may include using these practices for monetary or personal gain. We do not tolerate such behavior.AccountabilityOwn your impact when you have caused harm. This can be healing to all involved. Let’s normalize it!
