Good Green Creates Opportunities To Reverse The Damage Of The War On Drugs

Our cannabis community is finally starting to heal after decades of prohibition, discriminatory policing, and the disproportionate impact of the war on drugs.

With legalization comes acceptance. Now that our precious plant is gaining legal status worldwide, now is a better time than ever to ensure that communities most impacted by the war on drugs have a shot at thriving in this industry.

Although countless non-profit organizations are ensuring this, there’s one cannabis brand that’s just as passionate about equity as it is about providing consumers with premium flower. Good Green doesn’t just sell good green, but it bestows good onto our green community.

Not only does Good Green sell three quality cannabis strains, but they’re on a mission for the greater “good.”

Good Green is bigger than a brand; it’s a movement that strives to bring together responsible cannabis consumers and game-changing organizations making substantial moves to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugs.

Good Green strives to create and provide opportunities while demanding social equity for Black and Brown communities disproportionately affected by the systemic racism of the Nixon-declared war on drugs.

Good Green offers impact investments to the many organizations putting in the hours to help underserved communities thrive. Its grant program invites organizations that align with their three pillars:

• Education
• Employment
• Expungement

Although Good Green lends much of its efforts toward its organizations and reversing the damage from the war on drugs, it still provides premium flower to beloved consumers.

Good Green offers popcorn flower in various rotating strains in Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid, which are currently available in:

• Illinois
• Massachusetts
• New Jersey
• Maryland
• Pennsylvania

Not only does Good Green’s flower satisfy canna cravings, but it enables the company to continue investing in non-profits that are uplifting underserved communities and providing education, employment, and expungement.

Although the fight to end the wrongs of the war on drugs is long and far from over, brands like Good Green are leading by example with stand-out initiatives that truly put the needs of our community first. They’re eagerly looking for new organizations that align with their values.

Good Green takes pride in the work they do, and we encourage you to use your dollars with intent and support brands that are changing the cannabis space for the better.

For more information about Good Green, visit their website at good.green.