Yoga To The People Operates On Donations
Sarah Moore — July 25, 2012 — Social Good
References: yogatothepeople & getmilkshake
Yoga has become an increasingly popular activity for those looking for an activity to help them unwind and tone and strengthen their body and Yoga To The People operates on the model that financial restraints should not restrict one from participating in a class.
Founded by Greg Gumucio, the company operates out of New York, Seattle, San Francisco and Berkeley offers drop-in yoga classes that are paid for on a recommended donation model. The typical cost per class is suggested to be $10, but the company does not turn away those who wish to participate that can not afford to pay that much on a regular basis.
By providing the classes at an affordable price, the founder has designed a collection of studios that offer anyone who wants to try out the sport the ability to do so.
Contact Information
Yoga To The People website
Yoga To The People on Facebook
Yoga To The People on Twitter
Founded by Greg Gumucio, the company operates out of New York, Seattle, San Francisco and Berkeley offers drop-in yoga classes that are paid for on a recommended donation model. The typical cost per class is suggested to be $10, but the company does not turn away those who wish to participate that can not afford to pay that much on a regular basis.
By providing the classes at an affordable price, the founder has designed a collection of studios that offer anyone who wants to try out the sport the ability to do so.
Contact Information
Yoga To The People website
Yoga To The People on Facebook
Yoga To The People on Twitter
Trend Themes
1. Affordable Fitness Classes - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating accessible fitness classes for individuals with financial restraints.
2. Donation-based Business Model - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Implementing a donation-based payment system to make products or services accessible to a wider range of customers.
3. Inclusive Sports Participation - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Offering inclusive sports activities that allow anyone, regardless of their financial situation, to participate and experience the benefits.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Introducing affordable fitness classes and membership options to tap into a new customer segment.
2. Wellness Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing donation-based wellness programs and services to promote accessibility and inclusivity in the industry.
3. Charitable Organizations - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Partnering with Yoga To The People and similar businesses to create donation-driven initiatives that positively impact communities and make wellness activities accessible to all.
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