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"We stand at the intersection of Indigenous wisdom, ecological stewardship, and spiritual diplomacy. The Patrick McCollum Foundation for Peace exists to amplify unheard voices, protect the planet's most sacred places, and build bridges across human divides."
The Man Who Saves The World?
What happens when a humble peacebuilder is called into an ancient prophecy—and the fate of the Amazon, Indigenous cultures, and our planet’s future all converge? The Man Who Saves the World? is a breathtaking new documentary that follows Patrick McCollum’s extraordinary journey across continents, councils, and cultures. It’s not just a film. It’s a call to remember what’s sacred—and what’s still possible. Learn More…
World Peace Violin
The World Peace Violin serves as a powerful metaphor for both the beauty and diversity of our planet and for the successful integration of its religions, cultures, and people. It is bringing peace to the world through concerts and sharing of the story that surrounds it. Read more
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Our Mission
The Patrick McCollum Foundation for Peace (PMF) is a global nonprofit dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities, protecting sacred land, and fostering human rights and interfaith harmony. Through sacred diplomacy, storytelling, and international collaboration, we advocate for a peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
The Patrick McCollum Foundation for Peace builds bridges between Indigenous wisdom, ecological protection, and interfaith peacebuilding. From the Amazon to the United Nations, we help protect sacred lands, elevate ancestral voices, and spark global transformation. Read more
What We Do:
Elevate Indigenous voices and protect tribal sovereignty
Safeguard critical ecosystems, especially the Amazon rainforest
Advance global peace through interfaith dialogue and sacred activism
Build bridges between spiritual traditions, policymakers, and activists
Be in partnership to create media (like “The Man Who Saves the World?”) to spark global awareness
We convene faith leaders, changemakers, and diplomats
We support trauma healing, cultural reconciliation, and truth-telling
Why It Matters:
The health of the Earth and the well-being of her people are intertwined. When Indigenous cultures are silenced, we lose living knowledge of how to coexist with nature. When sacred lands are destroyed, we damage ecosystems and displace entire worldviews. When peace is reduced to politics, we lose its spiritual power. Our work defends the sacred in all its forms.
Indigenous Voices Are Global Wisdom- “When we listen to the original caretakers of the land, we hear the blueprint for planetary healing.”
Peace IS Possible
Our actions as individuals are motivated by our understanding of ourselves and the world in which we co-habitate. As we open our eyes to understanding the context of our lives, we step in to the extraordinary experience of ourselves as inherently precious and essentially valuable to the whole. May Peace Prevail on Earth.
Founder and President: H.E. Rev. Patrick McCollum
What other people saying about us
“Patrick travels the world working for peace - he has surely been sent to help us heal the wounds we have inflicted on each other and on the natural world before it is too late. Patrick is one of the foremost peacemakers of our time!"
“Patrick McCollum continues to do the most impactful work for peace around the world. I am proud and honored to be his friend. He inspires me on a regular basis.”
“Patrick McCollum is an emissary from heaven sent to help us pioneer the new reality of life o Earth, as we must become conscious co-creators now, as we face devolution or more conscious evolution. His life is a teaching we need.”
