Associations

Compassionate Alternatives is a national nonprofit organization founded in Columbus, Ohio in 2018 to help serve patients in this new medical cannabis market. But our mission knows no geographic boundaries, and we exist to support patients in communities everywhere.

CBD and Cannabinoid professionals committed to advancing the quality of the product and education of the industry.

We are a group of PA Medical Cannabis Caregivers and Advocates.  We are committed to connecting caregivers, patients, and doctors to bring comfort and healing to those suffering in PA.

The Veterans Cannabis Coalition is dedicated to ensuring that veterans have access to the medicine they need without fear or stigmatization.  We are focused on engaging stakeholders, educating policymakers and the public, and advocating for fair and equitable cannabis laws.

We are an advocacy group of Veterans for Veterans who use medical cannabis. We provide education, safe access, information on VA resources and benefits, and an opportunity for veterans to work with other veterans within the cannabis industry.

Our industry is strongest when our small and midscale family farms prosper.  The New York Cannabis Growers and Processors Association is an organization of cannabis producers, processors and industry partners committed to an economically viable, consumer-conscious cannabis industry dedicated to the care and well-being of our communities, our environment, and our employees.

The America Israel Cannabis Association is focused on facilitating collaboration between North American and Israeli cannabis companies and professionals.

The Cannabis Trade Federation (CTF) is a national coalition of cannabis-related businesses that represent all aspects of the industry including cultivators, dispensaries, wholesalers, distributors, and ancillary businesses.  CTF is focused on creating a professional, credible, and unified organization for the industry.   Along with its member businesses, CTF will also build a dynamic network of associations and nonprofits that share a vision of creating sensible cannabis policy, promoting social responsibility, and leading the future ongoing professionalization of a highly regulated and increasingly organized cannabis industry.

NORML’s mission is to move public opinion sufficiently to legalize the responsible use of marijuana by adults, and to serve as an advocate for consumers to assure they have access to high quality marijuana that is safe, convenient and affordable.