
Cannabis Philanthropy
"We're all activists first."
"We're all activists first."
Johnny Casali overcame nearly a decade of imprisonment to become a leader in Humboldt County's legal Cannabis Market.
“Democracy is stronger when people engage with their representatives – that’s the way it’s supposed to work.”
"Kenny & Jason’s hands are deep in the genetic pool and they pop seeds on a monthly basis while working on R&D nonstop."
"With the new laws, there will be much more of an opportunity for the people of New Jersey to use Cannabis."
"I've been making ice cream since I was a little kid, and some of my first memories of food were of ice cream."
Through outreach, community programs and fundraising, KindPeoples makes a positive impact on the Santa Cruz community.
“Our flower draws the most attention,” said budtender TJ Davis.
At Knotty Leaves dispensary, Cindy Gowen has made a name for herself as an experienced and compassionate budtender.
"It’s amazing to have people who come to me for help and guidance in their medical product needs."
“If you don’t use Cannabis properly, get daily exercise and drink enough water, you’re not gonna get the full effect."
The fun and arcane atmosphere is immediately evident when you’re greeted by a stoned, wooden viking in the foyer.
Through the consumption of Cannabis, their mission is to elevate, love and awaken the human spirit.
See how this hash producer fights for equality for the plant and for the people who use it.
This activist turned budtender once walked from Seattle to Oakland.
Always putting the garden first, their team is constantly going the extra mile to take care of their plants.
In their brief time of operation, the OHF has already raised $4,676.31 and funded 16 worker permits
Dania Cabello brings her experience as a professional athlete to her role as a Cannabis healer.
After four years on the job as a budtender at The Green Shelf, Jessica still loves working in the cannabis industry.
The toughest thing about doing what I do is determining which beautiful flower to put into the shop."