MoCannTrade would like to recognize organizations that are working to make the cannabis industry a better place. From patient education & advocacy, to expungement, social equity, and fundraising ... these organizations make a big difference in the lives of patients and make the cannabis industry a kinder place to do business.
Canna Matriarchs of Missouri
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JAINE
JAINE is focused on supporting, honoring, and educating women in an emerging industry by building alliances to foster a united voice through mentorship, empowerment, and networking. |
http://wearejaine.com
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The Coltyn Turner Foundation
The Coltyn Turner Foundation's mission is to raise funds to create ethical, comprehensive, patient-driven, observational and anecdotal research surveys as a base for triple-blind research studies. |
TheColtynTurnerFoundation@Gmail.com
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The Human Solution International
The Last Prisoner Project
Minorities for Medical Marijuana
Minorities for Medical Marijuana, Inc. (M4MM) is organized as a non-profit organization with corporate offices based in Orlando Florida. The organization is structured as a 501c3 with a full Executive Team and Board of Directors who support the organization's overall goals and strategic direction. The organization was established in May 2016 and currently has 27 state directors throughout the country. M4MM's mission is focused on providing advocacy, outreach, research, and training as it relates to the business, social reform, public policy, and health/wellness in the cannabis industry. |
www.minorities4medicalmarijuana.org
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Scott Harris Oliphant Memorial Foundation
For more than a decade, the Scott Harris Oliphant – SHO Foundation has actively sought out cancer patients needing financial assistance. Money raised at SHO events has helped pay for medicine, equipment, travel costs, living expenses, and treatments that would otherwise be unaffordable. It is with great love and respect we remember Scott through the SHO Foundation, which, to date, has raised more than $1,000,000.00 and benefited hundreds of families. Scott wanted to help people; that was his nature and his character. He would be so proud of the impact SHO has had in the lives of cancer patients and their families. See the video here: |
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