The month-long campaign, running from October 1 through October 31, invites shoppers to donate $1 or $5 at checkout. While the program operates across most of the company’s national footprint, it will not be available in Ohio due to state-specific regulatory restrictions. Last year alone, the effort generated over $75,000 in contributions.
Boris Jordan, Chairman and CEO of Curaleaf, described the milestone as a tangible demonstration of the company’s corporate responsibility goals. The funds are earmarked for the Impact One Breast Cancer Foundation, an organization founded by survivor Elizabeth Ayers-Cluff to provide immediate practical and financial assistance to patients. Ayers-Cluff noted that the partnership serves to address the scarcity of hands-on resources available to those navigating the emotional and economic challenges of a cancer diagnosis.




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