For those navigating economic hardship and systemic oppression. This tier is for folx who are under-resourced due to barriers such as racism, ableism, colonization, incarceration, displacement, or generational poverty. You may lack access to basic needs and feel that paying for care adds financial strain.

Sustained by community care and redistribution, choosing this tier is an act of radical self care.

This tier may be right for you if:

❖ You are experiencing financial hardship

❖ Paying for health care creates stress

❖ You have little or no savings/assets

❖ You identify as BIPOC or LGBTQIA2S+

❖ You are willing to receive support from your community in order to access care

This tier is for folx who may feel stretched financially but want to engage in collective care. Choosing this tier is recognizing that giving is part of disrupting systems that isolate us. It reflects a belief that every act of mutual aid is a step toward liberated futures. Choosing this tier is a commitment to community even while navigating your own limitations and an act of resistance against individualism and scarcity culture.

This tier honors care as a shared responsibility, giving what you can is a radical act of solidarity.

This tier may be right for you if:

❖ Your needs are met most of the time

❖ Paying for services can sometimes feel burdensome

❖ Your income fluctuates or feels uncertain

❖ You want to invest in wealth redistribution

For those with stable income and financial security who want to help build a regenerative model of care. This tier reflects the actual cost of the service and sustains the offering without subsidizing others. It's for those who can comfortably meet their needs, pay for services, and participate in equity by supporting fair compensation and sustainability.

Supports balanced exchange and long-term access with the choice to invest in equity and collective liberation.

This tier may be right for you if:

❖ You have stable income and financial security

❖ You can comfortably meet your needs

❖ Paying does not cause hardship

❖ You want to invest in wealth redistribution

For those with financial abundance or class privilege. Your contribution directly supports access for others. It’s a form of wealth redistribution and collective liberation in reflection of the belief that healing is a collective right.  This tier is a commitment to dismantling systemic inequity by directly sustaining the accessibility of this offering.

This is not just generosity—it’s a reparative practice of community stewardship and collective investment.

This tier may be right for you if:

❖ You have generational wealth

❖ You feel comfortable paying the top rate to help foster equity in your community

❖ You can afford to pay more to help others access care

❖ You believe in funding equitable, liberatory care