Public benefit deserves disciplined choices.
GroTruth is building an evidence-led approach to evaluating important opportunities and helping move resources toward work with strong potential to benefit people and the planet.
We believe funding decisions should be grounded in public need, careful assessment, feasible plans, and clear accountability. The goal is to help donors understand why a project merits support and how responsible use of funds will be demonstrated.
How we assess opportunities
Each opportunity will be considered in context. Our developing approach asks:
What public need or problem does the project address?
What meaningful benefit may be possible relative to the resources required?
What evidence supports the proposed approach, and what remains uncertain?
Are the budget, responsibilities, safeguards, and reporting plan appropriate?
Is there a qualified team, institution, or partner positioned to do the work?
How will progress, limitations, and lessons be shared?
We will not treat a compelling idea as proof of impact. Our aim is to examine both promise and uncertainty, and to support work only when the purpose, capacity, and funding pathway are sufficiently clear.
Grants and collaborations
GroTruth intends to support public-benefit work through grants, sponsored funding, and collaborations with qualified organizations. Support may include research planning, research and education, institutional development, and other mission-aligned projects.
Funding decisions will be tied to a defined purpose, due diligence, a realistic budget, written agreements, clear responsibilities, appropriate oversight, and reporting. Where relevant, agreements will define milestones and how funds may be used.
Grant opportunities are not currently open. GroTruth is developing its evaluation, funding, and stewardship processes.
The People Behind the Work
GroTruth’s founding team brings commitment, project leadership, due diligence, funding development, documentation, and coordination. We are building a network of qualified professionals and institutions to guide scientific, clinical, regulatory, financial, agricultural, technological, and other specialized work as each project requires.
Our role is to build and coordinate the structure around a project. Qualified professionals guide decisions within their areas of expertise, with responsibilities defined before work begins.
Art Director
Rhiannon Dee Yard, MBA
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Tech Lead
Casey Hellenberg
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Product Manager
Alexa Young
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Our accountability commitments
GroTruth is building its financial and program practices around careful stewardship of donor funds. For supported work, our aim is to document the purpose and amount of funding, approved uses, responsible parties, progress measures, and reporting expectations.
We intend to communicate what funds supported, what progress was made, what evidence emerged, and what remains uncertain. If a project changes course, we will explain why and how that affects the use of funds and expected public benefit.
Clear about our role
GroTruth is not a treatment provider, clinic, or study-enrollment site. No ibogaine clinical study is currently offered through this website, and we are not recruiting participants. We have not announced confirmed research partners or an active study.
Nothing on this website is medical advice or a recommendation to use ibogaine.
