Let’s be real: cannabis makes us feel good and buying cannabis from socially conscious companies makes us feel even better! The knowledgeable team at Mr.Bills is passionate about offering cannabis products that you can feel good about buying. When you buy from these brands, you’re not only supporting the industry, but you’re also creating a mindful connection to your community at large. That’s why we’ve rounded up this list of our top 3 brands that are giving back - check them out and let us know what you think!
These 3 Cannabis Brands Are Giving Back
Cormorant
Cormorant makes some of the most delicious edibles on the market and are the only Washington producer making cannabis-infused sorbet. In addition to providing decadent edibles, Cormorant is also passionate about preserving our oceans. 10% of their profits are donated toward the study and preservation of marine animals and their ecosystems.
Soulshine
From its inception, Soulshine Cannabis has strived to be a socially conscious brand. They offer consumers a variety of strains that come in packaging you can be proud of. Each of their products is housed in a container that is made of 100% recyclable cardboard, has a fully compostable window, and is printed with vegetable-based inks. As an added bonus, all materials are sourced from sustainable Pacific Northwest forests and a percentage of all retail sales is donated to pet rescue and welfare.
Art Cannabis
Art Cannabis combines two of our favorite things: art and cannabis. They feature local art on their packaging with the goal of using art to promote the normalization of cannabis consumption. They build deep and lasting relationships with their artists and have been able to curate a vast library of impressively captivating pieces of art. In addition to supporting local artists, Art Cannabis supports small Washington producers by giving them an outlet to showcase their craft.
When you choose to purchase cannabis products from one of these companies, you can have faith that your money is going to organizations committed to building up the community - and ultimately the world at large.