Giving
The practice funds more than the practice.
Part of what this work earns goes to three places in Thailand. I would rather describe them plainly than perform generosity about them — so what follows is what they are, where they are, and what the support actually pays for.
His own foundation · Mae Hong Son, Thailand
PRASM Foundation
PRASM stands with Kayan refugee families who fled war in Myanmar and now live without papers in the hills of Mae Hong Son, Thailand, helping them stay well, prove who they are, and build a future on their own terms.
Medical care & records
Covering urgent treatment and transport, and building a written medical history for each person.
Education access
Helping children learn despite the paperwork and distance that keep them out of school.
Sustainable off-grid life
Backing the solar, water, and food systems that keep the village self-reliant.
In-kind support & logistics
Getting medicine, clothing, tools, and supplies to a remote community.
An emerging, founder-led initiative. Not yet a registered charity, and it says so plainly. It works in the hills of Mae Hong Son, Thailand — exact location withheld for the community's safety.
prasm.life
Also supported
Thailand
Pete's Mission
Ongoing support for a shelter caring for stray and injured animals — food, veterinary costs, and the unglamorous daily running of the place.
www.petesmission.orgChiang Mai, Thailand
Daughters of Ruth Children's Home
One of three children's homes he supports in Chiang Mai. Funded their new two-story building and ongoing food costs; currently helping furnish it — beds, storage, and the rest of what a home for children actually needs.
www.drf07.org/enWhy this is on the site at all
Because you are paying for it.
When someone books a session or buys a course, some of that money leaves the practice and goes to these three places. That makes it your business, and the only respectful thing to do is say so and be specific about where it goes.
There is a version of this page that exists to make a practitioner look good. I have tried not to write that one. No photographs of children, no rounded-up numbers, no language about “giving back” — just the three places and what the money does when it arrives.
What is coming here
- A stated percentage of course and session revenue, published and kept to.
- Annual figures — what went out, and to which of the three.
- The remaining two partners named, once each has agreed to be named. PRASM is named because he founded it.
- A way for students to contribute directly, separate from anything they buy.
No figures are published on this page yet, so please do not read one into it. Until the percentages and annual totals are here, this page describes an intention and a practice — not an audited commitment.