Housing Works Cannabis Co

Housing Works Cannabis Co is recognized as New York's first licensed and fully nonprofit cannabis dispensary, combining the sale of cannabis products with a commitment to social impact. This innovative establishment operates as a charitable organization where all profits are directed toward funding essential services such as housing, healthcare, harm reduction, and legal advocacy for communities most affected by historical injustices related to drug policies. As a customer, your purchase doesn’t merely provide cannabis but actively contributes to significant social change. The dispensary offers a diverse range of cannabis products including flowers, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, vapes, tinctures, and various accessories. Each product is sourced from responsible growers and brands that prioritize quality and ethics, often spotlighting LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and women-led businesses. Housing Works emphasizes a welcoming environment, not only in-store but through delivery services that extend across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and parts of Queens. Customers can enjoy same-day service with no delivery fees, creating an accessible and convenient experience while continuing to support charitable causes. In addition to its product offerings, Housing Works Cannabis Co plays a vital role in its community by providing a space where customers can engage without judgment or pretense. The focus is on education and assistance, with a trained staff ready to guide consumers through their options. Visitors are welcome to shop without needing to be residents of New York, as long as they are 21 or older with valid identification. This inclusivity allows tourists and out-of-state visitors to access legal cannabis, thus broadening the reach of their social mission. Overall, Housing Works Cannabis Co represents a progressive shift in the cannabis industry, blending retail with social responsibility, and setting a standard for what it means to shop with purpose. By choosing to shop here, customers not only meet their personal cannabis needs but also play a direct role in funding vital services for marginalized communities in New York City.