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THCF needs your help! Support the cause by contributing time or money. It is only with donations such as your's that we can continue our vital work to end adult cannabis prohibition and restore hemp.

The THC-Foundation needs money, the mother's milk of politics. Please send a discreet contribution envelope to our mailing address below, or if you'd prefer, feel free to call our office at 503-281-5100.

The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation
105 SE 18th Ave
Portland, Oregon 97214

Donations to THC-Foundation are tax deductible on your federal income tax, since we have been approved as a 501(c)(3) by the IRS for over 2 years. This means that your donations to THC-Foundation will lower the amount of taxable income you must pay federal taxes on, lowering your tax bill.

Paypal Donations: You can make a donation online via Paypal using either your paypal account or your credit card. Paypal does charge a transaction fee of 2.9% + $.30, so if you wish to donate a specific amount, you will need to adjust your donation accordingly. For example, if you would like to make a $100 donation to THC-Foundation, you will need to donate $103.30 to Paypal.

Or simply call 800-723-0188 to donate with your Visa or Mastercard.

If you are interested in starting a hemp advocacy group in your university or community, please feel free to write us for suggestions on how to get one started. Let's restore freedom in America!

Can-na-bis Cannabis sativa is the oldest and most resourceful crop sown. In fact, sativa means "useful" in Latin. Industrial hemp could supply most of mankind's fuel, fiber and food needs and will be the agent of transformation for our economy away from many toxic petrochemical products to nontoxic, agriculturally based alternatives. Learn More...

Patients in any of the 12 states that currently allow medicinal marijuana are qualified if they've been previously diagnosed with chronic pain, chronic nausea, AIDS, cancer, glaucoma, chronic muscle spasms and other spastic disorders such as multiple sclerosis, seizure disorders such as epilepsy, gastrointestinal disorders such as IBS, Crohn's disease and the inability to eat, or patients who have medical treatments for other conditions that cause one of these conditions.