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Founded by ex-cannabis-prisoner Travis Cullen, FREEDTHC is dedicated to bridging the gap between the thriving cannabis scene and those unjustly confined behind bars. We refuse to ignore the injustice of criminalizing individuals for non-violent cannabis crimes while others profit from legal cannabis sales. That’s why a portion of every purchase goes towards supporting prisoners and advocating for their rights.

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Freedom Grow

Freedom Grow is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by unjust cannabis laws. Through commissionary funds, prison outreach and public education, Freedom Grow breathes light into the lives of prisoners and ensures they’re never forgotten. As our esteemed partner, Freedom Grow helps us fulfill our mission of empowering those who can’t help themselves.

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Untold Truths of Cannabis Prisoners

Frank Rogers

FREEDTHC.COM’s mission is to support individuals like Frank Rogers, who found themselves behind bars due to outdated marijuana laws. Meet Frank…

Parker Coleman

At FREEDTHC.COM, you not only have the chance to support cannabis advocacy but also directly impact the lives of individuals like Parker Coleman. Par…

Michael Woods

At FREEDTHC.COM, we believe in fighting for justice and fairness in the cannabis industry. Meet Michael C. “Mickey” Woods, a victim of an…

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The Freedom Family

Jane

I’ve struggled with anxiety for years, and THC gummies have been a game-changer for me. Freedom Gummies help me relax and unwind after a stressful day without the negative side effects of prescription medication.

Emily

I’ve struggled with insomnia for as long as I can remember. After trying various remedies with little success, I decided to give FREEDOM THC sativa gummies a shot. They’ve helped me fall asleep faster and stay asleep throughout the night. I woke up feeling refreshed and energized for the day ahead.

Parker Coleman

FREEDTHC.COM has been a light in a very dark place! My name is Parker Coleman. I am serving a 60-year cannabis sentence in Beaumont, Texas. USP, Travis & FREEDTHC.COM are instrumental in supporting me inside this living hell. I will one day return to society to become the greatest Humanitarian ever.”

Michael

I suffer from arthritis, and the pain can be debilitating at times. FREEDOM THC gummies have become an essential part of my pain management routine. I -also feel great that FREEDOM Gummies Gives some of the profits back to inmates inside of a prison for Cannabis.

Austin

Dealing with stress and tension has always been a challenge for me. Freedom Soda Rootbeer helps me unwind at the end of the night. After I drink 1 soda, I am ready for Bed.

Edwin Rubis

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FREEDTHC.COM & Travis has got politicians to support my clemency application. I am hopeful this is the year I will be released. I have already served 27 years on a 40-year sentence for a non-violent cannabis conviction.

As someone dealing with chronic pain, finding relief has been a constant battle. THC gummies have provided me with much-needed pain relief.

FREEDTHC Customer

The owner is awesome and very knowledgeable! He is dedicated to helping people wrongfully convicted for a plant! He is very active and education in the THC community! Love watching his videos he posts traveling and spreading love and knowledge! Very friendly guy! 10/10 recommend.

Travis’ Blog

The Last Prisoner Project’s False Claims: Taking Credit Where It’s Not Due

January 21, 2025

The Last Prisoner Project’s False Claims: Taking Credit Where It’s Not Due In a recent press release, the Last Prisoner Project (LPP) celebrated President Biden’s commutation of over 2,500 individuals incarcerated for nonviolent drug offenses. According to LPP, this move marks a “momentous and long-overdue victory” in the fight against punitive cannabis enforcement. However, the […]

The True Heroes Behind cannabis Lifer Craig Cesal’s Release: Exposing the clout chasing tactics of the Last Prisoner Project

January 17, 2025

The True Heroes Behind cannabis Lifer Craig Cesal’s Release: Exposing the clout chasing tactics of the Last Prisoner Project Craig Cesal’s story is a tale of profound injustice, resilience, and redemption. Sentenced to life without parole for a non-violent cannabis offense, Craig spent nearly two decades behind bars. His journey from incarceration to freedom highlights […]

Minnesota Cannabis Update with Travis Cullen Jan 6 2025

January 6, 2025

ROCHESTER — On Dec. 11, 2024, when the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management announced it was going back to the drawing board to grant retail cannabis sale licenses, there were mixed feelings in Southeast Minnesota. The delay has given two hopeful retailers in the region a second chance. Travis Cullen, owner of Laughing Waters THC […]

Democrats: Prioritizing the Wrong Issues

December 31, 2024

Democrats seem to be delivering on unimportant issues while underdelivering on critical, popular ones. Who is advising President Biden on clemency? Why has he chosen to grant clemency for death row inmates while leaving federal cannabis inmates behind? After two years lobbying Democratic lawmakers on the issue of clemency for cannabis inmates, I feel that […]

Jason Ortiz and the Last Prisoner Project: Selling Out the Cannabis Community for Political Gain

December 22, 2024

Jason Ortiz and the Last Prisoner Project: Selling Out the Cannabis Community for Political Gain Jason Ortiz and the Last Prisoner Project (LPP) have betrayed the cannabis community by aligning with Democrat Governor Wes Moore of Maryland. While Ortiz and LPP appear to be making strides for cannabis justice, their actions prove hollow, leaving people […]

Last Prisoner Project Accused Rapist Sorority noise band lead singer Cam Boucher

December 21, 2024

The Troubling Integrity of Last Prisoner Project: A Deep Dive into Cam Boucher’s Role as Director of Operations The Last Prisoner Project (LPP) has long positioned itself as a beacon of justice for those incarcerated for cannabis-related offenses. They claim to champion integrity, equity, and the rehabilitation of non-violent offenders. However, their decision to hire […]

Where Is the Money Last Prisoner Project

December 16, 2024

WHERE IS THE MONEY, LAST PRISONER PROJECT? As I find myself sending money to incarcerated individuals this Christmas, I have to ask: where is the $3 million in donations that the Last Prisoner Project (LPP) collects in the name of these inmates? After spending over a year working with and investigating this organization, I’ve uncovered […]

The Misstep of Mixing Cannabis Incarceration with Other Issues

December 10, 2024

The tendency of politicians to conflate cannabis incarceration with unrelated issues is not only unhelpful to those imprisoned for cannabis-related offenses but also detrimental to the politicians themselves. As President Biden’s term nears its conclusion, many of my friends serving sentences for cannabis offenses sit in federal prisons, holding onto hope for clemency. They pray […]

We need all people freed in prison on cannabis charges

Joe Biden and the Cannabis Carrot: A Costly Mistake for Democrats

December 5, 2024

Joe Biden and the Cannabis Carrot: A Costly Mistake for Democrats Joe Biden dangled the cannabis carrot before the cannabis community, and it cost the Democrats the election. This historical blunder alienated an already marginalized group and raised the critical question: Did the Democrats learn their lesson, or will Trump seize the cannabis issue […]

Travis Cullen Journey from Federal prison to activist of the year!

October 4, 2024

My Journey from Federal Prison to Activist of the Year Here’s how it happened: I was released from federal prison in 2013 after serving eight years for a federal cannabis conviction. Deep down, I knew that serving eight years for a cannabis conviction wasn’t fair, but I didn’t fully understand that there was a movement, […]