Volunteering — Tergar Meditation Community

Volunteering with Tergar

Offering your time as a volunteer for Tergar can be a vital part of applying practice in daily life. It’s also a great way for community members to connect with Tergar and each other off the cushion.

If you are interested in being part of our mission to help people live with more awareness, love, compassion, and wisdom, consider becoming a Tergar volunteer.

Click the button below to see what volunteer opportunities are currently being offered, and sign up if there is something you are interested in.
For more information about volunteering with Tergar please read our Volunteer Guidelines.

Volunteer Opportunities

Hear from some of our volunteers

“Volunteering in various activities with Tergar has, for me, possibly been the highest form of practice. Benefiting others who in kind benefit others is pure joy.”

— John, United States
“Volunteering for Tergar has not only transformed my personal meditation practice, but our entire community here in Australia has also benefited enormously as well.”

— Jeremy, Australia
“Besides the happiness of feeling that I am doing something meaningful, I enjoy the contact with practitioners all over the world, and I find this very inspiring. Volunteering for me is a way to express my appreciation for Mingyur Rinpoche, his teachings, and his community.”

— Miriam, Israel

Volunteering with Tergar

Offering your time as a volunteer for Tergar can be a vital part of applying practice in daily life. It’s also a great way for community members to connect with Tergar and each other off the cushion.

“Volunteering in various activities with Tergar has, for me, possibly been the highest form of practice. Benefiting others who in kind benefit others is pure joy.”

“Volunteering for Tergar has not only transformed my personal meditation practice, but our entire community here in Australia has also benefited enormously as well.”

“Besides the happiness of feeling that I am doing something meaningful, I enjoy the contact with practitioners all over the world, and I find this very inspiring. Volunteering for me is a way to express my appreciation for Mingyur Rinpoche, his teachings, and his community.”