Help us finish the CannAbuelo Documentary

Want to join us in making a difference? We are raising money to benefit Cannabis Cultural Association Inc, CannAbuelo: The Jorge Gavilanes Story film project! 

Any donation will help make an impact to share this positive message of medical cannabis to the world. 

About CannAbuelo:

Jorge, who was first diagnosed with cancer nearly 15 years ago, describes the life-changing impact cannabis oil has made on his health and overall well-being.  Jorge’s story shows the need to educate our community about cannabis as medicine and to find new ways to talk about cannabis with our families.

Synopsis: 

After 15 years of check-ups and clear body scans, Jorge’s cancer came back, except that this time, it spread to his chest. Specialists gave Jorge six months to a year to live.

A year later in February 2016, Jorge had outlived his doctor’s predictions but had also lost a significant amount of weight and most of his daily energy. Jorge’s grandson Nelson brought up the idea of cannabis tinctures as a non-invasive way to improve Jorge’s quality of life.

At 80 years old, Jorge continues to fight his Stage 4 cancer by microdosing cannabis tinctures every day.  For the first time, Jorge shares his story as a medical marijuana patient.

Trailer Links: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj_p343pWHA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nED0sXdoQ_4 

Check out some of our films latest features:
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/meet-cannabuelo-latino-grandfather-extolling-benefits-medical-marijuana-n1002906 

https://belatina.com/cannabuelo-advocating-grandpa-this-nation-desperately-needs/ 

Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us. Any contribution over $4.20 will get a mention on our crowdfunded contributor page at www.CannaCultural.org

For corporate sponsorship packages, please email [email redacted]

More information about Cannabis Cultural Association Inc: The Cannabis Cultural Association, or CCA, is a NYC-based 501(c)3 nonprofit which strives to involve underrepresented communities in the legal cannabis industry, by providing informational workshops, cultural programs, and community events with an emphasis on issues disproportionately affecting communities of color: access to medical cannabis, adult use legalization, and criminal justice reform.