Support the Work of My Cousin’s Coven
Helping keep education, communication, collaboration, and access open to our wider community.
Thank You for Helping Keep the Circle Open
Supporting My Cousin’s Coven begins with a simple idea: knowledge is more useful when it can be shared, questions are worth taking seriously, and meaningful spiritual conversation should not always depend on someone’s ability to pay for access.
A great deal of what happens here is made possible through volunteered time, research, writing, correspondence, collaboration, and the quiet work of keeping a growing resource available to the people who find their way to it. When someone chooses to support MCC, they are helping sustain that larger commitment.
Financial support is one way to take part, but it is not the only one. Reading and sharing our work, asking thoughtful questions, offering corrections, contributing knowledge, joining a conversation, or helping someone else find a resource they need all strengthen the circle too.
We are grateful for all of it.
What Your Support Makes Possible
Financial support helps us sustain the practical work behind MCC and continue building resources that remain useful, accessible, and open to the wider community.
Keep the Site Open
Hosting, security, technical maintenance, forms, email, updates, and the infrastructure that keeps MCC available and functioning.
Education & Research
Articles, guides, field resources, historical research, practical instruction, and the continued development of thoughtful educational material.
Communication & Access
Community questions, Ask a Witch, correspondence, resource sharing, and the ongoing work of keeping useful information available without putting everything behind a paywall.
Collaboration & Community
Shared projects, contributors, practitioner collaboration, outreach, community resources, and the relationships that help useful work travel farther than one person or one coven could alone.
“What is tended together lasts longer than what is carried alone.” My Cousin’s Coven
Our Promise About Support
Financial support is a gift to the shared work of My Cousin’s Coven. It is never payment for influence, access, special treatment, membership, or a particular answer.
Donations do not purchase a reading or working, move a request ahead of someone else’s, change the advice we give, or create an obligation for the Coven to reach a particular conclusion.
We also want MCC’s educational and community resources to remain as open and accessible as we can reasonably keep them. Support simply helps us continue the work and keep more of it available to the people who find it useful.
Current Donation Status
Financial Contributions Are Not Open Yet
We are preparing an appropriate and clearly identified way to accept financial support for My Cousin’s Coven. We would rather take the time to set that up properly than ask anyone to send money through an improvised personal channel.
No financial contribution is expected in the meantime. When donations open, the secure and current options will be listed here.
Ways to Support the Work Right Now
Financial giving is only one kind of support. Sharing something you found useful, pointing out a broken link, offering a thoughtful correction, suggesting a collaboration, contributing knowledge, or helping someone else find the right resource all help MCC continue to grow.
Participation matters too. Questions, conversations, feedback, and respectful disagreement help us see where something needs clarification, expansion, or another perspective.
Many Hands Keep the Flame Bright
Whether you contribute financially when that becomes available, share something we have written, offer a correction, collaborate on a project, ask a thoughtful question, join a conversation, or simply spend time learning here, you are part of the exchange that makes this work worthwhile.
My Cousin’s Coven is not sustained by one kind of contribution. It grows through attention, curiosity, generosity, conversation, and the willingness of people to pass useful things along.
Thank you for being part of that.
