The Etheridge Foundation has begun an ongoing effort that we intend to become a precedent and practice for all research-funding organizations: Root Relationship Contributions.

For every research grant that we make, we will also contribute an additional 5% companion grant to Indigenous-led biocultural conservation projects related to the plant medicine being studied.

Melissa took a moment from her busy fall tour schedule to visit our nonprofit ally The Usona Institute in Madison, WI.

The Usona team gave Melissa an inside look at their new campus construction as they discussed the potential of plant medicines to support human well-being.

The Etheridge Foundation is pleased to name the first members of our Scientific Advisory Board: Allison Feduccia, PhD, and Dr. Christopher Nicholas.

The Etheridge Foundation is excited to announce the recipient of our second grant, further advancing our mission to support new scientific research into more effective treatments for opioid use disorder.

The Etheridge Foundation is thrilled to announce the recipient of our first ever research grant, furthering our mission to support new scientific research into the causes and effects of opioid addiction.

Melissa has teamed up again with Soundwaves Art Foundation and artist Tim Wakefield for a second collection of signed artwork made from the sound waves of her songs.

The Etheridge Foundation's online silent auction, Choose Only Love, kicked off on Valentine’s Day 2022.

Newly released exclusively for the Etheridge Foundation, you can now download a never released version of “Let Your Heart Go”.