We’re making an impact.

Supporting Organizations and Initiatives:

  • Financially supported the hiring of a lobbyist during the development and passage of the New Mexico Medical Psilocybin Act.

  • Acted as an advisor during its formation and provided fiscal sponsorship to help establish its global network.

  • Fiscal sponsor for grassroots efforts in harm reduction, promoting safety and education within psychedelic communities.

  • Raised funds in the last three years to support elders in need. Preserving the traditional knowledge in psychedelic healing practices.

  • Provided advisory support as the board was being formed and the concept was conceived.

    Acted as a fiscal sponsor during its first year of creation.

  • Traveled to Yaqui land to attend the Unity Ceremony of the Medicine Tribes of North America.

    Ceremony included representatives from the Yaqui, Seri, Wixárika (Huichol), Native American Church of North America, and Lakota.

    Donated funds to train Yaqui medical professionals in the use of natural psychoactive plants and cacti for treating drug and alcohol use disorders.

  • Provided a grant to assist RiverStix in forming this organization, which empowers indigenous communities to reconnect with, regenerate, and conserve sacred peyote medicine.

  • Funded a three-year grant for the LSD and Creativity Study in collaboration with King’s College London.

  • Offered funding and support for psychedelic sanctuary spaces at music festivals, promoting safe and informed psychedelic experiences.

  • An NGO based in Mexico dedicated to the preservation of indigenous traditions of sacred plants and providing alternative therapies for drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

    Limina Foundation supported fundraising efforts and provided assistance with the annual Sun Dance ceremony hosted every year in Chamita, Mexico.

Aligned Organizations:

  • Collaborative partner in psychedelic research and policy advocacy.

  • Promotes education and cultural understanding around psychedelic plant medicines.

  • Psychedelic peer support hotline offering real-time integration and support for psychedelic experiences.

  • Advocacy partner in grassroots movements to decriminalize natural psychedelics in communities across the United States.

  • Collaborative partner in cultivating safe spaces for ceremonial and therapeutic use of sacred plant medicines.

  • Advancing studies on psilocybin for treatment of addictions and other mental disorders, with the highest standards of scientific research.

  • Advancing the scientific understanding of psychedelics and their potential for treating mental health disorders, enhancing well-being, and expanding our understanding of consciousness.

  • Continues the exploration and learning around consciousness-expanding medicines to address some of society’s most challenging mental health conditions.

  • The Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Research offers a certificate program that covers both theoretical foundations and practical applications, including topics such as pharmacology, psychological integration, therapist and facilitator competencies, historical practices of consciousness transformation, and ethical therapeutic methods.