Supporting Maria Sabina’s Legacy and Veterans’ Healing
At Global Psychedelic Week, we believe in giving back to the people and communities that have been integral to the development of psychedelic healing and advocacy. That’s why 5% of all ticket sales will be donated to:
The Maria Sabina Family: Maria Sabina, the renowned Mazatec curandera, played a pivotal role in bringing the sacred practice of psilocybin mushroom ceremonies to global awareness. Her profound contributions to indigenous wisdom and healing have shaped modern psychedelic research and therapy. By supporting her family, we honor her legacy and provide resources to preserve the rich cultural traditions she embodied.
Organizations Supporting Veterans and Psychedelics: Psychedelics are increasingly recognized as transformative tools for addressing mental health challenges faced by veterans, such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety. These organizations work tirelessly to ensure that veterans have access to safe, guided therapeutic experiences and resources that promote healing and reintegration into society.
Why This Matters
Preserving Indigenous Knowledge: Indigenous communities like Maria Sabina’s have safeguarded the sacred practices of plant medicine for generations. Our contribution helps sustain these traditions, protect their cultural significance, and support the descendants of those who shared this wisdom with the world.
Empowering Healing for Veterans: Veterans have given so much in service, often returning with invisible wounds. Psychedelic-assisted therapy has shown promising results in helping veterans reclaim their mental well-being. Our donations ensure these life-changing therapies continue to reach those in need.
A Commitment to Community and Healing
By attending Global Psychedelic Week, you’re not only engaging with cutting-edge conversations about psychedelics but also actively contributing to a brighter future—one that honors tradition, supports healing, and fosters community.
We invite you to join us in this meaningful mission.