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Jason Cranford is the founder of the non-profit Flowering H.O.P.E Foundation. The foundation assists people with debilitating medical conditions by assisting with doctors appointments, education and support groups.[1]
Cranford is a leading medical cannabis caregiver in the state of Colorado with over 350 patients.[2][3][4] He is from Georgia and testified at their legislative hearings. The bill was named Haleigh's Hope in honor of Haleigh Cox in the state of Georgia.[5] He has been recognized with numerous awards and distinctions for his work in the field; for example, he won the Hope Foundation Award at the 2014 Cannabis Business Awards.[1] He is an expert in extractions and infusions using a variety of solvents and delivery systems.[6]
- ^ a b Choe Villano, "Cranford Recognized for his “Haleigh’s Hope” Cannabis Strain for Sick Children" Archived 2015-04-02 at the Wayback Machine, 'Cannabis Business Info', Dec 29, 2014
- ^ "Desperate Journey". Retrieved 18 September 2017.
- ^ William Sumner, "Colorado Keeps Current Caregiver Rules", 'Marijuana Investor News', Sept 23, 2014
- ^ John Ingold, "Desperate Journey", 'The Denver Post', 2014
- ^ Joe Amon/The Denver Post, "Jana Cox, director of the Flowering H.O.P.E. Foundation, adds CBD oil in…", 'Getty Images', Oct 3, 2014
- ^ Vanessa Waltz, "INTERVIEW: Jason Cranford on Haleigh’s Hope, Colorado Medical Cannabis Laws, and the Realm of Caring Waiting List" Archived 2015-04-29 at the Wayback Machine, 'Ladybud', Apr 2, 2014