ED ROSENTHAL'S NEW DEFENSE FUND - 2007
	Contribute to Ed Rosenthal's current defense fund and help fight the appeal of his latest conviction. Thanks to the generous donations of supporters like you, Ed's legal team has won key victories, but they have more work to do to send a message to the government. Remember, when you make a donation to Ed's defense fund, you are investing in a safe future for yourself and those you love, because one day, you might be in Ed's shoes, facing the same injustice he is facing.
This is NOT just about Ed, in fact, if Ed loses in court on these charges, thousands of qualified patients will suffer from not being able to gain safe access to their medicine through the dispensaries. The DEA will use the same tactics they are using in Ed's case to go after the current and future collectives, dispensaries and clubs in California and then to the other 11 states where justice and freedom have found a voice in allowing medical cannabis under state law.Act now to prevent further abuse by the Federal government! - DONATE NOW!

DeMOURA FAMILY FUND

To stand up for patient's right's, the constitution and the voters' right to safe access, Addison DeMoura founded the Oakdale Natural Choice Collective Inc in May 2007. Central Valley medical cannabis patients had to travel long distances or rely on the black market when the last Modesto dispensary was raided in August 2005. The collective was a safe, affordable and patient-friendly environment. ONCC was thanked daily by ill people who now had local safe access to their medication.

On July 31, 2007 the DeMoura's home and the collective was raided n the early hours of the morning by local police, Sheriffs, SWAT and a local DEA task force. The DewMoura's 2-year-old son, Tiger, was snatched from his bed iby armed SWAT team officers, carried down the stairs kicking and screaming with guns pointed at him. He was then sat next to his handcuffed mother who was unable to comfort him except for drawing her own body around him while they despoiled their home.Tiger is still traumatized and has not been home to stay with his parents. Addison and 4 volunteers of the collective were arrested, but returned home the same night, out on bail. The first court date was on August 22, 2007, following a medical cannabis rally the collective organized. The very next day, Addison and his wife Jessica were both arrested at their home for a medical garden at a separate location which was used to provide patients with safe medicine. After staying the night in jail, they were both released on bail.

The couple is now trying to piece their life back together while staying active in the movement. Shortly after the raid, Addison accepted a position as the Executive Director of the Medical Cannabis Association in Oakland, CA. Along with working for the MCA he has taken on a second full-time job working in a warehouse to help provide for his family as well as pay for legal fee's. Jessica was a medical biller and worked from home until the raid when her computer was confiscated. She now works part-time in the medical field and stays at a relative's house with their son, trying to rebuild a bond that was destroyed by the actions of the county law enforcement. With their home in foreclosure, they will need to move soon and are struggling financially. Your donations will help enforce the STATE police to follow STATE law. If you can help this family fight for their rights, please donate today. DONATE NOW!

THE NAULLS FAMILY LEGAL DEFENSE FUND

Federal War on Medical Marijuana Becomes a War on Children: Three Little Girls, ages 1, 3, and 5, seized in DEA raid

A church-going family man who used medical marijuana to ease chronic pain from injuries sustained in a 2001 car accident, Ronald Naulls already had two successful careers - one as an IT consultant and another in real estate - when (in early 2006) he established the Healing Nations Collective in Corona (Riverside County) to save fellow patients the hours-long drive to Los Angeles for medicine.

Healing Nations was a model collective in every way. It served its patient-members well and followed state and local law. It maintained strict dress codes and professional standards for all employees. It paid state taxes - amounting to several hundred thousand dollars a year - even when loose tax regulations allowed other dispensaries to slip through the cracks. Proceeds from the dispensary went to local and national cancer organizations.

Nevertheless, at 5:50 a.m., July 17, 2007, after a year of successful zoning litigation with the city, Naulls's home and the collective were invaded by DEA agents armed with shotguns, automatic rifles - even helicopters. They seized everything: His property. All of his personal accounts. And all of the collective's assets. Naulls was arrested and is now facing federal prosecution for distribution of medical cannabis.

But that wasn't the worst of it. County child protective services came along on the raid and took Naulls's three little girls, ages 1, 3, and 5, and charged him and his wife with child endangerment. They weren't even accused of breaking any state laws.

When Naulls spoke to his children in their confidential foster home, the big sister said, "Daddy, we're ready to come home now, we promise to be good."

Of course, they were too young to understand that they were victims of the strong-arm tactics of drug warriors whose goal was to make Naulls regret helping fellow patients receive their medicine in a safe, compassionate environment. Who cares if that means ruining a family financially, imprisoning the parents, and traumatizing the children?

If you care, you can help Green-Aid help the Naulls to fight this alarming case. It's time to stop the war on children and parents. DONATE NOW!

SPARKY ROSE LEGAL DEFENSE FUND

Another very important case of abusive injustice by our federal government. Sparky has helped scores of patients gain access to the medicine they so dearly need and has put his neck on the line to do it. Please show your support and gratitude for Sparky as he greatly deserves our highest regard! Make a resolution to help financially support his fund. DONATE NOW!

MARIN ALLIANCE FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA DEFENSE FUND

The oldest dispensary in Marin county, going on 10 years strong, the Marin Alliance has been a pillar of the community for compassion and a model for how medical cannabis collectives should be run. Started by Lynette Shaw over 10 years ago, the Marin Alliance has helped countless people obtain their much needed medicinal cannabis. A defense fund has been setup for the protection of their patients as they get actively involved in every case that develops within their patient base. If you have been directed to make a donation to their defense fund, click here: DONATE NOW!