I donate because the ADF was there in my darkest hour as the legal system tried to take away my freedom for wanting to heal. So grateful to all these folks do for people and plants <3

Thank you so much for all you're doing to support indigenous communities and the land, water, air, flora and fauna they live with. As a legal psilocybin practitioner and Director of Facilitation at Omnia Group Ashland in S. Oregon, I'm encouraging everyone who offers the mushroom to give a donation to ICEERS or a similar non-profit after every ceremony. With gratitude and prayers for peace and health, Ana Holub

I gave because the war on drugs has devastated scientific research into the benefits of psychedelics and other drugs.  It has lead to mass incarceration over what you do with your own body and needs to end.  The war on drugs harms every citizen whether they use currently illegal drugs or not by robbing them of every potential treatment opportunity.  

I am currently enrolled in ICEERS' harm reduction course called Aya safety and it is one of the most thorough and educational trainings I have attended on this topic.   I am impressed with the level of professionalism and integrity this organization brings to the growing field of psychedelic healing and am grateful to be learning from their team.  

ICEERS courses are so thorough, supportive and helpful. Their services are invaluable and the access they provide for the masses is honorable. I'm so grateful to have found them! 

ICEERS is the only non-profit that I know of that specifically advocates for users of iboga, an African shrub whose bark really helps people recover from drug addiction.

An international NGO working at the intersection of plant medicines & psychedelics, human rights, science, & Indigenous knowledge.

ICEERS serves humanity by transforming society’s relationship with psychoactive plant medicines and psychedelics, while respecting and honoring their traditional, Indigenous roots. We engage with fundamental issues resulting from the globalization of ayahuasca, iboga, and other ethnobotanicals.

Founded in 2009, ICEERS has special NGO consultative status with the United Nations’ Ecosoc, is registered as a non-profit foundation, and has charitable status in Spain.

ICEERS operates a charitable project fiscally sponsored by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, Inc. (MAPS), a Section 501(c)(3) public charity (federal tax ID: 59-2751953). In accordance with federal tax requirements, MAPS exercises discretion and control over all project funds. Please make your donations for the purposes of this project directly to MAPS.

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