On Wednesday May 6th, The Weed Blog will host a networking event to benefit an Oregon nonprofit.  This will be similar to the last networking event that we hosted, and will include a message from our nonprofit partner (The Cascade AIDS Project or CAP) as well as information from some of the leading brands in the Oregon cannabis industry.  Get tickets here.A cash bar, appetizers, and raffle sales will also be included, including prizes from Portland HomegrownHifi FarmsCascade HighEmpower BodycareTokeativityLaurie + MaryJaneCultivation ClassicHermetic BotanicalsCoalition Brewing, and Zoe Wilder.

The Weed Blog to Host Benefit for Cascade AIDS Project

On Wednesday May 6th, The Weed Blog will host a networking event to benefit an Oregon nonprofit.  This will be similar to the last networking event that we hosted, and will include a message from our nonprofit partner (The Cascade AIDS Project or CAP) as well as information from some of the leading brands in the Oregon cannabis industry.  Get tickets here.

A cash bar, appetizers, and raffle sales will also be included, including prizes from Portland HomegrownHifi FarmsCascade HighEmpower BodycareTokeativityLaurie + MaryJaneCultivation ClassicHermetic BotanicalsCoalition Brewing, and Zoe Wilder.  Raffle updates can be found here.

By partnering with CAP, a nonprofit organization outside of the cannabis sector, we are trying to pave the way for more legitimacy and normalization in our ever emerging and changing industry.  Please join us in doing so!

Tyler TerMeer is the Executive Director of CAP and said, “Cascade AIDS Project values the cannabis industry is an important member of Oregon’s business community, and we are hopeful about the opportunities that legalization has brought to us and those we serve. As a health service…

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Since its inception, TWB has been based in activism and the mobilization and movements for marijuana policy reform happening around the country. It was created for one purpose: to facilitate a constructive conversation about marijuana in America. This includes both medical and recreational marijuana policy, as well as the marijuana industry and culture.

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