Crossroads universal, inc.

The following definition is for the purposes of the Pagan Pride Project. Others may define themselves or their group in different ways, and that’s OK. Some groups that fit the categories we list may not call themselves Pagan, and that’s ok too – that’s why we say that first and foremost the definition of a Pagan is someone who self-identifies as a Pagan.

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A Pagan or NeoPagan is someone who self-identifies as a Pagan, and whose spiritual or religious practice or belief fits into one or more of the following categories:

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• Honoring, revering, or worshipping a Deity or Deities found in pre-Christian, classical, aboriginal, or tribal mythology; and/or

• Practicing religion or spirituality based upon shamanism, shamanic, or magickal practices; and/or

• Creating new religion based on past Pagan religions and/or futuristic views of society, community, and/or ecology;

• Focusing religious or spiritual attention primarily on the Divine Feminine; and/or

• Practicing religion that focuses on earth based spirituality.

Yes, our charity is open to people of all faiths and backgrounds who share our values and commitment to service. We believe that everyone has a role to play in creating a better world, and we welcome and encourage diversity and inclusivity in all our activities and initiatives.

Our charity is dedicated to promoting community, spiritual growth, and social justice through pagan values and practices. We seek to support those in need, empower our community at large, and foster a sense of connection and belonging among pagans and those who are willing to support us.

There are many ways to get involved with our charity! You can volunteer your time, donate funds or supplies, attend our events, or simply spread the word about our mission. We welcome people of all backgrounds and spiritual paths who share our values and commitment to service.

Our charity provides a range of services and support to individuals and communities in need. This may include food and clothing drives, disaster relief efforts, counseling and spiritual guidance, community building events, and advocacy for social justice causes.

While our charity is inspired by pagan values and practices, we are not affiliated with any particular tradition or organization. We welcome individuals from all paths and beliefs who share our commitment to service and social justice.

You can donate to our charity by visiting our website and clicking on the "Donate" button. We accept donations of all sizes and types, including one-time gifts, monthly donations, and in-kind contributions of goods and services.

Yes, our charity is registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which means that donations to us are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. We will provide you with a receipt or acknowledgement of your donation for tax purposes.