Thank You for Your Willingness To Support Our Work!

HYF is committed to serving all who wish to benefit from yoga by respecting and meeting the needs of the individual regardless of physical capability, health, background, age, experience or financial means.

Your participation in all HYF programs helps to support our services to underserved communities and those who would otherwise not have access to Yoga for personal health and wellness. If you would like to make a contribution it would be greatly appreciated.

Your contribution supports HYF in the following areas

Individual Therapy Scholarship - Mary Lou Skelton Fund
- Support Individuals who can not afford regular therapy sessions
Mary Lou Skelton was an inspiration for HYF (For more information e below)

Community Outreach
- We have a number of programs in our Community ranging from serving the Homeless, Cancer patients and Education
- In order to do more of our outreach work and are always training individuals interested in our work to become teachers.

$25 Supports one person to attend a healing support classes at HYF
$50 Supports teaching a group class in underserved communities
$100 an Individual Therapy session/Mary Louise Skelton Fund
$250 Supports a series of Individual Therapy classes
$1000 Financial Scholarship to our Teacher Training. This allows us too support teachers who want to further our work.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION

THE MARY LOUISE SKELTON FUND

The Mary Louise Skelton Fund was established at the Healing Yoga Foundation in honor and loving memory of Mary Louise Skelton (1926-1995) to help support our outreach programs to the underserved and to provide financial aid and scholarship assistance to anyone wishing to receive the benefits of Yoga, regardless of financial means. Mary Lou was a long-time student of Yoga with Sri T. Krishnamacharya and TKV Desikachar and first introduced Kate Holcombe and Chase Bossart to Yoga and to Mr. Desikachar in 1991. She was a great teacher, mentor and role model to many students across the country and a true example of Yoga in all of her actions. Her brave battle with cancer was the personal inspiration and impetus behind the founding of Healing Yoga Foundation and her example and spirit continues to inspire the healing work we do everyday.