Athletes Journey Home Inc

“Miscellaneous income 200 total 200”

“Expenses fuel 78 administrative expenses 6,626 meals/entertainment 2,360 fundraising expenses 5,740 total 14,804”

“Athletes journey home is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping athletes recover from traumatic brain injuries (tbi) and other long-term effects of high-impact sports through integrative wellness, research, and education. Our mission is to bridge the gap between athletic performance and mental health recovery by combining neuroscience, functional medicine, and plant-based therapies. We exist to create a safe space for athletes to heal, share their stories, and access innovative recovery programs that address both mind and body. Our work is vital to the community because it raises awareness about the mental health challenges athletes face and provides actionable, science-backed resources for lasting recovery.”

“Athletes journey home serves athletes worldwide, with a primary focus on those recovering from traumatic brain injuries and mental health challenges resulting from high-impact sports. Our organization currently operates several active programs centered on education, research, and integrative recovery support. The athlete recovery and integration initiative connects athletes with safe, evidence-based healing modalities, including legal psychedelic-assisted therapy retreats and wellness programs in regions where such therapies are permitted. This initiative provides guidance, integration support, and ongoing community connection for athletes navigating post-fight trauma, depression, and neurological recovery. We also run the athletes journey home podcast, hosted by ian mccall and mark irwin, which features conversations with athletes, medical experts, and researchers from around the world. The podcast raises awareness about tbi recovery, mental health, and innovative treatment options, helping to destigmatize alternative healing practices within sports communities. In addition, ajh organizes community outreach events, educational panels, and film screenings throughout the year to expand public understanding of brain injury recovery and psychedelic-assisted wellness. These gatherings foster connection, share success stories, and build bridges between athletes, scientists, and supporters united by the mission of redefining recovery and returning home to oneself. Mark irwin raised 50k while fighting for a world bare knuckle boxing title in dever colorado for the bkb organization. The owner of the organization donated the 50k so we could host a tbi study and psilocybin retreat in portland oregon at the experience onward center. Eight world class athletes went through the therapy and we shot a mini documentary showing the amazing results.”