Chai hours
The weekly tea + conversation that started everything. Saffron tea, sweets, room rental, the people who set up and clean up.
This isn't IRSA Aid — that's a mutual-aid pool for community emergencies. This is the organization itself: chai hours, Nowruz, mentorship, the website you're reading. Every dollar keeps something on the calendar.
One-time gifts only. We pass donations through to operating costs after payment-processor fees. Not a 501(c)(3); not tax-deductible.
What your gift covers
The org isn't funded by UCF beyond a small student-org allowance. The rest comes from us — from members, alumni, and visitors who think a Persian student community on this campus is worth keeping.
The weekly tea + conversation that started everything. Saffron tea, sweets, room rental, the people who set up and clean up.
Catering, music permits, decoration, the hall. Iran's biggest holiday isn't free to put on. Same for Yalda night and Sizdah Bedar.
The site you're reading, the newsletter you got, the receipt you'll receive. Domains, hosting, the payment processor.
Donate
Every gift, large or small, keeps a future event on the calendar. We'll send you a PDF receipt for your records.
Donating to
IRSA org sustainment
Transparency
You receive a PDF receipt by email the moment your card clears. The receipt is numbered, ties back to a Stripe charge ID, and stays available in your account forever. Reply to it and a real person from IRSA will write you back.
Sent from [email protected] via Resend. Includes a numbered receipt (FI-YYYY-####) and a record of which IRSA fund your gift went to.
Replies go to [email protected] — the board's shared inbox. Treasurer reconciles, an officer writes back within a few days.