Thank you for being part of us and for supporting our collective work to reduce harm and promote well-being in our community. Indy Community Yoga is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 84-3308687) and has earned a GuideStar Gold Seal of Transparency. We accept donations of money and shares of stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. You can also support us with book purchases. Questions? Please email us at hello@indycommunityyoga.org.
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Indy Community Yoga
PO Box 53676
Indianapolis, IN, 46253-0676
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We encourage you to use your local public library, buy used books from places like betterworldbooks.com and abebooks.com, or support the lovely ecosystem of bookstores wherever you live.
If you want to buy a new book from an online source, though, please consider buying through our bookshop.org shop. All of the books we read and reference in our practices are available there. When you buy any book, including books not on our lists, through our shop, Indy Community Yoga receives 10% of your purchase price as a donation. Bookshop is a network of independent bookstores and organizations like ours that shares profit from purchases. Prices are comparable to a certain other company that shares a name with a major river in South America that exploits its workers and whose CEO has an ego-driven rocket ship project.
