From Thanksgiving week through Giving Tuesday, South Shore dispensaries give back
McGRATHPR.com – Elevated Roots is kicking off the holiday season by giving back to its South Shore neighbors. During Giving Week, from Wednesday, November 25, through Giving Tuesday, December 1, Elevated Roots will donate a portion of proceeds from select sales to United Way of Greater Plymouth County’s (UWGPC) Community Impact Fund. The giving drive runs at all three Elevated Roots dispensaries in Abington, Kingston and Halifax.
The Community Impact Fund of United Way of Greater Plymouth County fuels its mission to mobilize 22 communities across southeastern Massachusetts in advancing youth opportunity, community resiliency, healthy communities and economic mobility. The Fund supports 30 programs delivered by 22 agency partners, and this collaborative community investment opens pathways for more than 59,300 of our neighbors through the United Way Family Center, those partner programs, and calls received by Mass 211. Every dollar raised through the Elevated Roots drive stays in the community, directed to towns in the South Shore of Massachusetts.
Elevated Roots projects the drive will raise $1,500 or more, with the final total depending on sales during the drive. The company will provide the total raised to United Way representatives at a check presentation on Tuesday, December 8, 1:00 pm at Elevated Roots’ Kingston location.
“The holidays are when our community’s needs are felt the most, and our customers have always shown up for the South Shore,” said Elevated Roots’ Chief Operating Officer Matt Gamble. “This drive is a chance to look forward and help make this season a little brighter for our neighbors.”
“The generosity of Elevated Roots and community partners makes a meaningful difference, especially during the holiday season. This donation will help United Way of Greater Plymouth County support local programs and provide essential resources to individuals and families, bringing a little extra hope and joy to those who need it most.” Said UWGPC Interim President and CEO Carole Martyn.
Elevated Roots’ dispensaries are located at 1423 Bedford Street in Abington, 44 William C. Gould Jr. Way in Kingston and 319 Monponsett Street in Halifax. For details on purchases that support the giving drive, and more information including store hours, visit elevatedrootsma.com or call 781-421-6138. Follow Elevated Roots on Facebook and Instagram for more information.
About Elevated Roots
Elevated Roots is a Massachusetts-based cannabis company committed to education, community empowerment, and an elevated retail experience. Operating three licensed adult-use dispensaries in Abington, Halifax, and Kingston —Elevated Roots is known for its knowledgeable and welcoming team, wide-ranging product selection, and thoughtfully curated in-house cannabis brands, Nostalgia and Ritual, cultivated by the company’s own cultivation team based in Kingston. Through immersive retail experiences, community engagement and educational initiatives, Elevated Roots works to destigmatize cannabis and promote responsible consumption in an inclusive environment.
Learn more about Elevated Roots at elevatedrootsma.com, and visit its three dispensary locations in Abington at 1423 Bedford St., daily from 9 am to 9 pm; in Kingston at 44 William C. Gould Jr. Way, daily from 9 am to 9 pm; and in Halifax at 319 Monponsett St., daily from 8 am to 8 pm. For the latest information, follow Elevated Roots on Facebook and Instagram.
About United Way of Greater Plymouth County
United Way of Greater Plymouth County is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1922, celebrating its 105th anniversary in 2026. As a trusted community convener, United Way’s mission is to mobilize communities to advance lasting and measurable change by bringing together partners, resources, and residents to strengthen Economic Mobility, Community Resilience, Youth Opportunity, and Healthy Communities. The organization invests in programs and services that deliver sustainable solutions to needs identified by the communities it serves, and remains committed to building a stronger, more connected region for all.
United Way of Greater Plymouth County proudly serves 22 towns across Plymouth, Norfolk, and Bristol Counties: Abington, Avon, Bridgewater, Brockton, Carver, Duxbury, East Bridgewater, Easton, Halifax, Hanover, Hanson, Kingston, Lakeville, Marshfield, Middleborough, Pembroke, Plymouth, Plympton, Rockland, Stoughton, West Bridgewater, and Whitman.
To learn more about United Way, visit uwgpc.org, or contact Director of Resource Development Jared Rogers at jrogers@uwgpc.org.
