Good Green
Green Thumb is pioneering a new kind of cannabis product line that is 100% dedicated to creating professional opportunities for marginalized communities impacted by the War on Drugs. Good Green grant applications are now open to nonprofits that support the brand’s three pillars, including education, employment and expungement.
Learn MoreSocial Equity License Education Assistance Program ("LEAP")
Our License Education Assistance Program (LEAP) is a first-of-its-kind Illinois social equity initiative designed to help reduce barriers to cannabis business ownership. Click to read the latest advancements as LEAP moves into Phase 2: The Business Accelerator!
Learn MoreProgram Pillars
Restorative Justice
Restore communities disproportionately impacted by the War on Drugs by investing in local and national programs designed to reverse the harms done to individuals, families, and communities.
Community Engagement
Empower local team members who live and work in the communities that welcome us to identify volunteer and non-profit partnership opportunities that make Green Thumb everyone’s favorite neighbor.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Implement an inclusive corporate culture that addresses the inequities of traditional industries through equitable hiring, promotion, and compensation strategies.
Environmental Stewardship
Identify and invest in new opportunities that make an eco-friendly impact through environmentally smart growing, manufacturing and packaging.
Green Thumb Volunteers in Action
Green Thumb Community Engagement Committees and Volunteer Champions making a positive impact in our local communities.
To celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Green Thumb employees were encouraged to honor his legacy as a civil rights leader with a day of remembrance, education and action. Take action by participating in virtual volunteer opportunities, donate to The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change (“The King Center”) and spread awareness of Dr. King’s legacy by following and sharing posts from the King Center, Smithsonian Institute, and Civil Rights Museum.
Green Thumb’s Rock Island, team members delivered over 110 valentines to seniors isolated in Illinois nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic with “Valentines for Cuties.”
RISE Cleveland volunteers helped the team at Hope for CLE give back to the community by preparing boxes filled with food and books for those in need.
Vegas team members helped create compost, clean the grounds, plant new seeds from food scraps, and painted a mural at Vegas Roots Community Garden!
To celebrate Earth Day, Chicago HQ volunteers helped North Lawndale Employment Network beautify their brand new campus with plants provided by Lincoln Park Zoo.
RISE Toledo volunteers packaged over 150 boxes of food for Ohio’s seniors in need at the SeaGate Food Bank!
The RISE Duncanville team helped promote wellness in their Pennsylvania community by volunteering at the Dirty Kiln Trail Races with Allegheny Trail Runners.
Volunteers from Green Thumb’s Toledo, Ohio production facility ran a supply drive for Leading Families Home, a homeless shelter in the community that helps families transition into sustained housing.
RISE Mechanicsville hosted a pet food and supply drive for the local animal shelter, Speranza Animal Rescue.
