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I am an ambitious and communally active oregon MMJ patient and I am very interested in starting a compassion center/natural-organic whole food resource. I figure if "farming" weed is on the horizon for me I should have space to help my local community etc in need as well. It's my goal to have the community aspect be non profit and volunteer based with educating, prevention, and risk involvement being a driving force. Then compassionate and comprehensive care being available even to the poverty stricken and destitute MMJ patients. In my opinion people that are participating patients that can't grow or can't afford to pay large sums to have someone else do it for them should be denied access totally. Plus it takes the "dealer" feel out of obtaining state sanctioned meds and not having to feel like a criminal.
I am already drawing up a plan and several grant proposals because I am one of the patients worth little access and funds on a fixed limited income. I'm just seeking advice from those more expirenced suggestions and local volunteers of course
What you are talking about is already in effect, besides the actual costs associated with getting the prescription and registering with the state. So I don't really know what you're going for here.
-------------------- Dude she isn't as young as she use to be.
I dont understand what you mean by in effect either. I know there are already coops and places that help with food and other services available for prevention education and youth at risk, but I'd like to start a program that deals with all 3. I'm also interested in farming my own natural tobacco for personal consumption and limited sales. I just want to help fellow patients as well as myself and make some difference while doing so.
I'm aware of the necessary permits for tobacco sales and if you fall under a certain margin all you need are bought and paid for tax stamps... Mama's is a great program that I fully support (though they aren't exactly a "compassion center " so much as a clinic.) Though I will see if anyone there has some more detailed information.
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