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Are you thinking of becoming a benefactor? If so, I salute you!It's a practice I recommend of everyone on this forum. Find a traditional convent, and make donations. If I'm misreading your post, then I do apologize.
The only traditional Carmelite community I know anything about is the Carmelite Community of the Holy Trinity in Spokane, Washington. They are affilliated with the SSPX. More information about them can be found on the SSPX website:http://www.sspx.org/Vocations/carmelites_in_the_usa.htmWhen my daughter was investigating a vocation she spoke with the Reverend Monther there extensively and kept in contact with them for some time, though she eventually entered the CMRI, also located in Spokane.This is one of the communities that people such as John Vennari were discussing when there seemed a real probability that there was going to be a canonical agreement between the SSPX and Rome since it was unclear as to what would happen with the non-SSPX orders that received the Sacraments from and were affiliated with the SSPX.
http://www.sistersofcarmel.org/Colorado Springs, Colorado
Quote from: Cherylhttp://www.sistersofcarmel.org/Colorado Springs, ColoradoThank you for the reference Cheryl!This looks like a very traditional convent. I'd never heard of them?Their hand made statues and Rosaries look so impressive.I noticed they do Rosary and Statue repair too.Contact information:Reverend Mother PrioressCarmelite Monastery of the Sacred Hearts8540 Kenosha Dr.Colorado Springs, CO 80908-5004USA