Welcome to Pagan Relief!

This is the home of WorldWide Pagan Network's charitable outreach center. This is the section you come to if you are someone in need of assistance, of if you are someone in need of assisting. We always look forward to visitors sharing their favorite sites with us. If you have a charitable organization's site you wish to share click here.

<Click Here for Faith Based Initiatives Information>

Pagan Relief is the code name we at WWPN use for any of the programs we are directly affiliated with. Currently those programs include:

• Alexandria is the name of our library preservation program. There have been a great many informative websites that have been lost to us thanks to the lack of support of the people that once visited the sites. WWPN has collected much of this information that would otherwise have been lost and updated the research. Alexandria is for children as well as adults, and is a marvelous resource for Home Schoolers and Unschoolers. This is our fastest growing section.
• Database WWPN's list of charity and organizational links submitted by members.
• Networks is the section for all projects our founder Beige Allen currently works with. This list changes periodically as Beige helps a lot of different groups.
• Suggestions is where we list all the articles that tell you how to help many issues at little to no cost.

Pagan Relief is currently in the trial stages of our Artist in Training Program.

Be sure to check our Art Gallery to see the work of some of our AIT trainers, students, and inspirations.

In addition to our own outreach efforts, we focus on the efforts of fellow Pagans to make their corners of the world better places to be. Check out our all time favorite effort Windtree Ranch, an ecosustainable community and residential youth care home in Douglas, Arizona. Click here to visit Windtree.

Checklist For A Well Working Group

	We are clear about our goals and how we intend to achieve them.
	We know and respect each other well enough to feel very comfortable and attuned working together.
	Our magick is ethical, designed for our growth and fulfillment and the benefit of those who sincerely request help.
	We share the responsibilities of making the group work; every individual's contribution is important.
	We see each other socially outside the group, and support each other through difficulties.
	We enjoy. There is fun and laughter at our meetings.
	We work at learning. We dig deep, compare different sources, try new techniques, ask pointed questions, do it until we get it right.
	We keep ourselves healthy and fit in order to more readily channel power and receive insight.
	We keep our ritual area and tools orderly and clean.
	We constantly seek knowledge from many sources -- people, books, workshops, other paths...
	We do not make a virtue of authority and obedience, but treat each other as respected equals (regardless of the formal structure of the coven).
	We raise genuine power and channel it; our rituals are not tame readings or rote gestures, but filled with energy, vitality, will and purpose.
	We get results!