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impact for Ayahuma 

Ayahuma is funded by those who believe this work matters even if they cannot come themselves.

We do not run campaigns. We do not have fundraising targets displayed on a progress bar. We simply do the work and we invite those who feel moved to support it.

What donations make possible:

Educational support for the local school and surrounding community. Medical supplies, including anti-venom, accessible to families throughout the area. Employment for local guides, cooks, builders and forest guardians. Continued construction of the lodge using sustainable, traditional methods. The preservation and transmission of Shipibo plant medicine knowledge across generations.

If you give, you will know where it went. We document everything and share it with our donors directly and personally.

There is no amount too small. There is no amount too large. What matters is that it comes from genuine care, not obligation.

Thank you for being here!

3% Cover the Fee

Why give to Ayahuma?

  • Help to project the jungle and rivers

    Ayahuma is one of the main sponsors of the local security guards. Their aim? To project the village, jungle and rivers from deforestation, illegal fishery and other harm.

  • Protection of plant medicine healing knowlegde

    Only through practice, sharing and inspiring others we can keep these valuable plant medicine healing practices alive.

  • Lodge Construction & Maintenance

    Your donation helps create real, measurable change. Local construction and building knowlegde cannot fade.

  • Support local employment

    Our number one rule is that the local community should benefit from our work. Thanks to their effort, hard work and permission we can do what we do.

  • Community wellbeing and purpose

    Ayahuma is built by and for the community. We are one family, looking after each other. Ayahuma aims to create a bright future for everyone involved.

  • For the next generation

    Ayahuma creates a space to share local traditions, music and ancient community practices with the next generation.