Volunteer Sign Up

We commonly get asked “What is a Cannabis Activist Team Member?”  Simply stated, they are individuals acting locally and reporting regionally.  Cannabis Activists put the act in activism in a variety of ways.

Cannabis Activists donate time, services and money to the cause.  Just like cannabis consumers and reform supporters, each Cannabis Activist is unique.  But to give some examples, we:

  • Participate in letter writing campaigns.
  • Find business and retail locations where we can display our cards, brochures and donation boxes. And also make sure these materials are always present!
  • Monitor ongoing legislation at the local, state and federal level.
  • Engage with local, state and federal elected officials through email, phone, letter.
  • Attend town hall meetings & listening sessions when your elected officials come to the local area. (HINT: There are many elected officials: on the state level there are 33 Senators and 99 Representatives. Sometimes their meetings the coincide with each other.  The key is to pay attention and research when these opportunities are available, and then and act upon them!)
  • Find and research concerts, fairs and other public events where we WOULD BE ALLOWED to table or have a booth.
  • Assist with new member recruitment and help with fundraising.
  • Contribute content to our website.
  • Support our social media campaigns.
  • Help with networking and events.
  • Testify during public hearings at the state and local levels.
  • Participate during steering committee conversations.
  • Collect signatures of support.

We need your help.  There is so much work to be done and now is the time to do it.   Volunteer today!

If interested in becoming a Cannabis Activist Team Member, please send a letter of interest to WiscoCan@gmail.com

Thank you for your support!

Wisconsin Hemp Supporters: It’s Time to Help Elect Our Allies

The 2026 general election is shaping up to be one of the most important Wisconsin elections since 2010—and if you care about hemp, cannabis reform, and the future of our industry, this is the moment to step up.

Starting April 15th, candidates across Wisconsin can begin collecting signatures to qualify for the ballot. This process—called ballot access—is the first and most critical step in getting the right people elected.

Why This Matters

We’ve seen what happens when elected officials don’t understand hemp—or worse, actively work against it. Our industry, our businesses, and our consumers deserve leaders who:

  • Support hemp and cannabis reform
  • Understand the difference between hemp and marijuana
  • Are willing to protect and grow our industry
  • Listen to consumers and small business owners

The reality is simple: if we want better policy, we need better candidates.

The Easiest Way to Make an Impact

One of the most powerful (and overlooked) ways to help is by assisting campaigns with signature collection.

Candidates can’t even get on the ballot without enough valid signatures. That means:

👉 Knocking doors
👉 Attending events
👉 Talking to voters
👉 Gathering signatures in your community

This is where YOU come in.

Don’t Know Who to Support?

That’s okay—that’s what we’re here for.

If you’re unsure which candidates in your area support hemp and cannabis reform, reach out to us directly. We can help you identify the right campaigns to plug into so your time makes a real impact.

Already Have Candidates in Mind?

Perfect—now take the next step:

  1. Contact their campaign
  2. Ask them directly:
    • Where do you stand on hemp and cannabis reform?
    • What are you willing to do to support the industry?
  3. If you like their answers… volunteer

Campaigns need help right now—and they will remember who showed up early.

Business Owners: This Is Your Moment

If you own a shop or operate in the hemp space, you have a unique opportunity to lead:

  • Host meet-and-greets with candidates
  • Invite campaigns to your location
  • Help collect signatures in-store
  • Leverage 4/20 events to connect voters with pro-hemp candidates

This isn’t just advocacy—it’s smart business.

The Bottom Line

Policy doesn’t change by accident. It changes because people like you get involved early and help the right candidates win.

Ballot access starts April 15th. Let’s not miss this window.

👉 Want to get involved? Sign up to volunteer or contact us directly and I’ll help you get connected with the right campaigns in your area.