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Support Our Work

Give once or every month. A gift here is unrestricted and supports everything the Foundation runs.

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A person holding a short Huachuma cutting in both hands, the garden's red earth bank behind them
A young Huachuma cactus in stony red earth with a river stone at its base painted with the word Unity
Two young Huachuma cuttings standing sharp in the red earth, a person digging out of focus behind them

Adopt a Cactus, a directed gift

Adopt a Huachuma and one is planted at Taray. You can give it a name, and we plant every cactus with prayers for the future.

It is directed rather than general: it supports the garden at Taray.

  • The remaining build out of the garden
  • Development of the hillside
  • New cactus
  • Ongoing care of what is already in the ground

It is the one thing on this site you can go and stand in front of.

Every Project, a general gift

A donation here pays for all three parts of the Foundation’s work.

  • The preservation garden at Taray, in Peru
  • The educational programs
  • The podcast

Tax deductibility, refunds and how to cancel a monthly gift are in our legal terms.

Other ways to give

Write to Us

Some gifts are easier to arrange by email than through the form above. Write to donations@huachumafoundation.org.

By PostIf you would rather send a check, write to us and we will tell you where.
Crypto and StockCryptocurrency, gifts of stock and grants from a donor-advised fund are all arranged by email.
In Your WillIf you are considering the Foundation in your estate plans, we can send your attorney what they need.

Other Ways, not only money

Not everything that helps is a donation.

Volunteer

The garden needs hands. So do photography, writing, research and design, which can be done from a long way away.

Volunteer With Us

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Merchandise

Shirts and sweatshirts printed by Threadless. Wearing one carries the message further than we can on our own.

See the Shop

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Grow One

In the United States it is legal to cultivate these species as ornamental garden plants, and there are communities of growers who will help you start.

Read Our Mission

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