The most common form of contribution is from monthly dues. It is the responsibility of the student to pay their monthly dues at the Kwoon. The monthly dues allow the Kwoon to operate without any expense to the teachers. The majority of the dues is reinvested into the Kwoon through rent, utilities, decoration, and supplies. As with most Martial arts schools, the dues will not make the instructor rich. Majority of the dues will maintain the expenses for the Kwoon.

         As for students that cannot afford monthly dues, there is an opportunity for these students to study in the art of KungFu. Students can exchange hard work for their contribution. This trade will be at the discretion of the program coordinator. Nevertheless, SiGung has never turned down any student that wants to train for financial reasons. On the other hand, SiGung will terminate any student that violates this committment for hard work for training. As a rule, a student should work twice as hard for the dues received by another student. This is only fair to the paying student. Please remember, It is the obligation of the student to find work to contribute.