Supporting the Last Prisoner Project

As a Black-owned dispensary, we know that celebrating cannabis culture also means acknowledging the history that came before legalization.

For generations, Black and brown communities were disproportionately harmed by cannabis criminalization. Today, while the legal cannabis industry continues to grow, too many people are still living with the consequences of outdated cannabis laws.

That is why, throughout the month of June, Mary & Main is supporting the Last Prisoner Project, an organization dedicated to cannabis criminal justice reform.

As part of our June campaign, customers will have the opportunity to participate in a roundup campaign at checkout. Every contribution helps support the ongoing work to free, support, and advocate for people impacted by cannabis-related convictions.

This campaign is not about centering harm. It is about honoring the people and communities who have carried the weight of that history while helping build a more just, more joyful future.

From Justice to Joy

When people talk about Black communities and cannabis, the conversation too often starts and stops with incarceration.

That history matters. We will never ignore it. But our story is bigger than harm.

It is also about reintegration. Ownership. Healing. Entrepreneurship. Creativity. Culture. Family. Celebration. Possibility.

This June, we are holding all of that at once.

Through our campaign, we are creating space to support cannabis justice while also celebrating the fullness of Black life and culture. That means spotlighting Black-owned canna-brands, uplifting local small businesses, creating joyful gathering spaces, and encouraging our community to stay connected to the policies and decisions that shape the future of cannabis.