
[PRESS RELEASE] – CHICAGO and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 10, 2026 – Green Thumb Industries Inc., a leading national cannabis consumer packaged goods company and owner of RISE Dispensaries, released its Social Impact Report.
The 2025 Social Impact Report spotlights Green Thumb’s continued efforts to drive progress across four key pillars of the company’s “Growing For Good” program: Community Engagement, Inclusion & Belonging, Restorative Justice, and Environmental Stewardship. The full report can be viewed at Social Impact Report - Green Thumb Industries.
“Our commitment to community impact is driven by the dedication of our people,” Green Thumb President Anthony Georgiadis said. “We believe in giving back to the communities that have welcomed us, and our team members lead the way by identifying and supporting initiatives at a local level. From expungement clinics to donation drives at RISE Dispensaries to partnerships with local shelters, we are dedicated to investing in programs that create meaningful impact.”
Throughout 2025, Green Thumb and its 5,000 team members worked together, including a combined 650 volunteer hours, to create significant, lasting change in the communities it serves. Highlights from the company’s latest Social Impact Report include:
- Community Engagement: Raised more than $1.4 million for nonprofit partners supporting critical initiatives such as criminal justice reform, veterans’ well-being and care for cancer patients.
- Inclusion & Belonging: Shaped inclusion and belonging through Employee Resource Group (ERG) hosted cultural and wellness programming.
- Restorative Justice: Assisted more than 130 individuals in clearing their records of cannabis-related crimes through five expungement clinics.
- Environmental Stewardship: Led innovations that improved operational efficiency and minimized environmental impact, reducing energy consumption by 3,330 MWh and avoiding 2,220 tons of CO2e, equivalent to taking 515 cars off the street and planting 36,500 trees.
To learn more about Green Thumb’s “Growing For Good” program and to view the full 2025 Social Impact Report, visit www.gtigrows.com/social-impact.
















