Defense Security Alliance is a Hawaiʻi-based security firm providing professional protective services with a strong focus on safety, accountability, and compliance. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured in the State of Hawaiʻi, the team delivers dependable security solutions for events, businesses, and high-profile environments. Client safety remains the top priority, supported by trained personnel and proven operational standards. Meet Defense Security Alliance at the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Expo 2026 to learn more about their security services, licensing qualifications, and experience supporting regulated industries and large-scale events across Hawaiʻi.
Freedom Grow is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that bridges compassion and action for those incarcerated for cannabis-related offenses. Through their “Adopt a Prisoner” and “Wish Program,” they provide direct financial support, letters, and resources to cannabis prisoners and their families — turning compassion into real-world impact.
Founded and operated by dedicated activists, Freedom Grow stands as a voice for justice, equality, and reform in cannabis law. Meet Freedom Grow at the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Expo 2026, to learn how you can help bring freedom and dignity to those affected by outdated cannabis laws. Donations and volunteer opportunities available online at freedomgrow.org.
The Pakalolo Project is a grassroots, community built legislative effort to legalize and responsibly regulate adult use cannabis in Hawaiʻi.
Created by farmers, patients, advocates, and local stakeholders, the project centers Hawaiʻi values. Pono governance. Environmental stewardship. Cultural respect. Local economic participation.
The framework is built through public dialogue and lived experience. It prioritizes small farmers, public safety, sustainable agriculture, and fair access. The goal is a cannabis system that serves Hawaiʻi’s people instead of outside interests.
Meet the Pakalolo Project team at the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Expo 2026. Visit pakaloloproject.com to read the proposed legislation, share your manaʻo, and take part in shaping the future of cannabis in Hawaiʻi.
Rebuilders Addictions Ministry (RAM Hawaii) helps individuals struggling with addiction rebuild their lives through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Founded by Pastor Kevin Akana and August Kaawa after the loss of a loved one to addiction, RAM provides housing, counseling, job training, and spiritual mentorship. The program addresses every aspect of recovery physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual helping participants achieve lasting freedom and purpose.Meet RAM Hawaii at the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Expo 2026 to learn how faith-based support and community programs are transforming lives across the islands.
The Last Prisoner Project is a nonprofit organization committed to ending the injustice of cannabis prohibition and repairing the harm caused by decades of failed drug policy. As legalization expands across the United States, thousands remain incarcerated or burdened by convictions for cannabis-related offenses. Through legal intervention, public education, and legislative advocacy, The Last Prisoner Project works to secure release, expungement, and restorative justice for impacted individuals and families. Visit The Last Prisoner Project at the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Expo 2026 to learn how reform efforts are advancing nationwide and how you can support a more just and equitable cannabis future.
