Kindred Spirits come from diverse backgrounds. We are fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, scientists, veterans, college graduates, lawyers and lifelong cannabis enthusiasts. Some of us consume daily, some of us rarely, and some of us are purely advocates. Although we come from all walks of life, we are drawn together by cannabis. Our goal is to change the stereotype of the cannabis user by bringing to light the individuals who use cannabis in a respectful, high-functioning manner.
Kindred’s mission is to flip the stereotype of the cannabis user upside down by bringing to light the individuals who use cannabis in a respectful, high-functioning manner. If you believe in what we’re doing, click the button, we’d love to meet you.
AJ – Entrepreneur
/in Kindred Spirit /by givingtreeazMy name is AJ and I’d like to share my relationship with cannabis. But first, a little about how I got to this moment. I served eight years in the Utah Army National Guard and two in the Arizona Air National Guard. I spent twelve months in Ramadi Iraq and served in multiple capacities including […]
Anita – Microbiology Technologist
/in Kindred Spirit /by givingtreeazHello, my name is Anita Sommers and I am joining the Cannabis team. I am a Veteran, Certified Microbiology Technologist, scientist, Certified Essential Oils Coach, and a 10-year patient with Ulcerative Colitis (UC). Recently, I have added the title of Founder and CEO, as I am starting up my own brand, CBD Genie. With integrity, […]
Mary – Great-Grandmother
/in Kindred Spirit /by givingtreeazI‘m 97 years-old and I’ve been in Arizona since 1951, but I’m originally from Mississippi. My husband was a doctor, and we moved around to Baltimore to John Hopkins and then Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN before coming to Arizona. All five of my grandchildren except two live in Arizona, and I have six great […]
Michael – Sales Manager
/in Kindred Spirit /by givingtreeazIn 2006 I was involved in a devastating knee injury that ended my high school football career, doctors told me that it was a meniscus tear (which is a minor ligament in the knee cap) but it turned out to be multiple fractures, stress fractures, contusions and bone damage as well as multiple partially torn […]