The Global Indigenous Fund

Donated $1,000 to Color of Change, the nation’s largest online racial justice organization in celebration of Juneteenth.

Donated $1,000 to The Sentencing Project, who advocates for effective and humane responses to crime that minimize imprisonment and criminalization of youth and adults by promoting racial, ethnic, economic, and gender justice.

We’ve created an apprenticeship program that provides Indigenous apprentices with job training in all aspects of the cannabis industry and offers additional resources and education needed to be successful in that industry, ultimately creating economic opportunity for Indigenous individuals and their communities. We’ve also initiated the Global Indigenous Grant, which was made to provide an opportunity for Indigenous community members to join the cannabis business community by offering them the starting resources they need.

The fund delivers bi-monthly donations to Aunt Dot’s Place – a food shelf serving the Essex, Vermont community as well as, Abenaki Helping Abenaki created to address cultural, educational, and socio-economic issues within the greater Abenaki and Indian communities of N’dakinna (VT and NH). We’ve also participated in the Abenaki, Food and Education Drive to help provide healthy food options and Educate Vermonters about their indigenous neighbors.