How donated sessions are scheduled
Local nonprofits, schools and community organizations may request $0, 60 minutes massage sessions to include in raffles, silent auctions, or attendee perks. Scheduling focuses on Mora’s event calendar and regional rhythms — evenings, Saturdays and farmers market weekends see the most public traffic, so donated sessions are often planned around those high-visibility times along Highway 65 and regional transit pickup windows.
Availability is limited, especially in the busiest months (Oct, Nov, Dec) when year‑end giving increases demand. Requests are handled case-by-case to match clinic hours and event timing. Contact the clinic to discuss dates, intended use and redemption logistics so a mutually workable slot can be identified well before the event.
What to expect at a session
A donated $0, 60 minutes session is provided at the clinic and follows the same approach clients receive at regular appointments. Past recipients report relief from tight spots, reduced muscle tension and a deeply relaxing atmosphere. While individual results vary, donated sessions are delivered with the same attention to pressure and comfort that supports both relaxation and short-term tension release.
Sessions take place in the downtown Mora treatment room near Union Street and the Kanabec County Courthouse. The clinic offers evening and weekend appointments and quick lunchtime slots to accommodate volunteers, donors and shift workers who claim a prize. Plan redemption logistics so winners can book an appointment that fits their commute or event schedule.
Choosing donated sessions for events
Donated massage sessions work well as auction or raffle items, donor thank-you gifts, or staff-appreciation prizes. They suit Mora’s mixed-age community — families, retirees and local workers — and are particularly valuable during the holiday fundraising season. Consider audience needs (relaxation versus therapeutic pressure) when describing the item so participants know what to expect.
All donated sessions are redeemed at the clinic on Union Street in downtown Mora, serving nearby communities such as Ogilvie, Braham, Grasston, Isle, Pine City and Hinckley. Because the item is a $0, 60 minutes service, coordinate redemption windows in advance and communicate blackout dates or limited availability, especially around the county fair and farmers market weekends.
