Give

Keep the door open

MenLiving runs facilitated circles nearly every day of the week, and most are free. That’s deliberate, and it only works because people fund it.

Two ways to give

As a donor · any amount, once or monthly

Give, and go

Nothing expected back. Your gift funds the mission — the rooms, and the facilitators who make it all happen.

  • MenLiving is a registered 501(c)(3), run by a volunteer board
  • Your gift pays for facilitator training and keeps the free circles free
  • Give once or monthly — every gift is receipted, and your giving history is yours to see

Give monthly · become a contributor

Give, and gather

The same generosity, with you in the room — a monthly gift is asked at the door of the circles contributors carry, and it’s an ask, never a requirement.

  • Gather in the circles contributors carry, several nights a week
  • Early access to Annual Retreats and Deep Work courses
  • A person welcomes you in — usually within a few hours

Questions about giving

Receipts, recurring gifts, and anything to do with an existing donation: write to todd@menliving.org.

Or see it yourself: your giving history — verify your email address and every gift and receipt is there.

And if you’re asking because giving isn’t possible right now — every open circle is already free, and the door opens anyway.

Other ways in

Most are free, most weeks of the year. You can listen the whole time and nobody will ask you why.

Keep the door open for the men who need it

Connection should stay within reach.

Most circles are free because donors pay for them. Your gift funds facilitator training and keeps the open door open for the men who need it most.

4 in 5
U.S. suicide deaths are men — a rate nearly four times higher than women’s. CDC, 2023
15%
of men say they have no close friends — five times more than in 1990. Survey Center on American Life, 2021