Dr. Patrick Treacy's commitment to global humanitarian causes has left an indelible mark on communities worldwide. He has spearheaded initiatives, including AIDS relief programs in Malawi and South Africa, educational and clean water projects in Uganda and North Pakistan, and opened orphanages in Haiti and Liberia on behalf of the Michael Jackson Legacy Organisation. His humanitarian journey began in 1987, receiving a needlestick hospital injury during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis, Although he never contracted the disease, the incident exposed him to the stigma and isolation faced by these patients, igniting a lifelong mission to address these challenges. Inspired by this experience, he became a pioneer in treating HIV+ lipodystrophy patients aesthetically with facial implants. His African charitable efforts garnered some international recognition, leading to a meaningful friendship with Michael Jackson. His legacy has been a lifelong dedication Patrick Treacy awarded 'Irishman of the Year' (2024) for Humanitarianism in Africa