Giving Back

Anxiety is running high these days during the COVID-19 pandemic, even among the supposedly laid-back cannabis crowd: In a recent survey by Goldenseed of 438 U.S. active marijuana users, 40 percent said they were using more during the pandemic.

At Cowabunga Bay Water Park, Marilyn Bazaldua (age 17) and her younger two brothers and sister (who live in three separate foster care homes between the four of them) along with their two cousins, were able to catch up on their lives, create happy memories, and enjoy the water park’s attractions. The stay-at-home order has been especially difficult for the...

Party Planning Company Debuts New Services for Hosting Social Distancing Events; Donates 50 percent of proceeds from Air Hugs to Serving Our Kids Foundation Photography by Tonya Harvey Balloons With a Twist, the premier full-service entertainment and party planning company in the Las Vegas Valley for both small and large-scale events, has launched new services and products for hosting...

By Debbie Hall Alejandre Richards wears many hats, including a chef’s hat as The Tie Kitchen, entrepreneur, publicist, business consultant, and CEO of Matrix Media Consulting Group. She is also raising money for a community garden in Tucson, Arizona. As a chef and host, she wants to share that food can be fun and doesn’t have to be...

Criss Angel’s charity distributes additional food boxes to Cure 4 The Kids Foundation patient families. By Debbie Hall World-renowned magician and record-breaking headliner Criss Angel, The CORE Group, Caesars Entertainment, and BASE Entertainment held a second food distribution on June 4. Approximately 100 Cure 4 The Kids Foundation (C4K) patient families received their second distribution of nutritious food...

Founded by cannabis brands that wanted to do something to help the community during the COVID-19 crisis,

In this difficult time, it is an incredible gift to be able to continue showing up to do the work we love with the plant and the people that inspire us every single day. Now more than ever, we want to share our work with you and bring positivity to our amazing community.

The first 100 gallons were ready to be shipped to local hospitals this week.

by Jonah Raskin April 08, 2020 Soon after California’s Department of Public Health lodged cannabis-industry laborers on the state’s “essential workforce,” and therefore not required to stay at home, David Drips, 39, and his business partner, Zac Hansen, 28, began performing essential tasks on a windswept, 300-acre farm in West Sonoma County. The fierce wind, along with county regulations...