Madre Aya is an ancestral plant medicine and pathway to healing, wisdom, and transformation. Yet, access to these sacred ceremonies remains limited—especially for BIPOC communities, who carry the weight of generational trauma and systemic barriers.

We are calling on our community to make ancestral healing accessible by sponsoring five participants, four times a year, for a deeply transformative 3-day plant ceremony.

With your support, we can fully fund 20 BIPOC participants annually.

🌿Why This Matters

• Many Black and Indigenous families are navigating generational wounds without the support of traditional healing methods.

• These ceremonies when held in a sacred container, offer a path to ancestral reconnection, emotional healing, and deep spiritual renewal.

• Uplifting one person ripples out—strengthening families, communities, and future generations.

🌿 How You Can Support

• Invest in the Future, Donate: Give the gift of ceremony — to rewriting our collective story.

• Share: Help spread the word to those who believe in the power of ancestral healing.

We invite you to be part of this movement. Let’s send light up through the lineage and uplift our cosmic family, one healing journey at a time.

Lineage Healing: A BIPOC Fund

By Makhosi Foundation

Lineage Healing: A BIPOC Fund

Generational Healing Through Plant Medicine

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