from THE founder
High, nice to meet you! I’m a Michigan native, born in Lansing. I’ve always had an overwhelming passion for helping others. I became a caregiver in the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program in 2016, which gave me the ability to cultivate cannabis for my medical marijuana patients. I quickly became obsessed with everything cannabis — from cutting clones, to pressing rosin, to developing the Ganja Girl brand. I fell in love with the entire process. Throughout my experience as a caregiver, I witnessed firsthand the benefits this plant has on people, the earth, and the community.
The same amount of passion I put into cultivation, I put into my community. Being a part of the medical marijuana program saved my life in more ways than one. I want everyone (21+) to have access to this plant. I want people to feel comfortable asking questions and learning more about cannabis. I want everyone to be able to grow this plant and enjoy its benefits, including the professional aspect.
As a Black woman and cannabis advocate, I am tired of rarely seeing folks who look like me own businesses — especially cannabis businesses. For me, Ganja Girl is more than a cannabis brand. It is a community of strong women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, entrepreneurs, and like-minded folks who aspire to live freely. Ganja Girl isn’t just about great weed. It’s about creating a platform that provides resources, support, and equitable opportunities for its community members. Ganja Girl exists to inspire others to chase their dreams without the constraints of an outdated society, and to eliminate the boundaries we’ve been taught to live within.
Over time, that same passion expanded into music. What began as curating sounds for community spaces turned into DJing and producing, carrying the Ganja Girl energy everywhere it goes. The name still represents freedom, hustle, and culture — now expressed through bass, rhythm, and connection. From underground warehouse parties to major festival stages like Electric Forest and Big Fam Festival, the journey keeps leveling up. I want people who support Ganja Girl to know that their goals are not only achievable, but within reach.