Shangri-La Dispensaries launches “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program to support those impacted by government shutdown
Shangri-La Dispensaries today announced the launch of its Neighbors Helping Neighbors relief program—an immediate, nationwide initiative to support individuals and families financially affected by the ongoing government shutdown.
Beginning today, all Shangri-La dispensary locations nationwide will offer a 45% discountto verified customers directly affected by the shutdown. The program is designed to help ease financial strain and maintain access to wellness products during this period of uncertainty.
“I know personally what it’s like to sacrifice when my family struggled when I was young. It’s a constant reminder to help those in need,” said Nevil Patel, CEO & Founder of Shangri-La. “Our Neighbors Helping Neighbors program is about compassion, solidarity, and helping people stay grounded through tough times.”
- SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) card
- EBT or Medicaid card
- SSI / SSDI benefit statement
- State or federal disability documentation
- Federal government ID
- Indigent Discount (available for Ohio Shangri-La customers)
The Neighbors Helping Neighbors program is available immediately and will continue for the duration of the federal shutdown.
About Shangri-La Dispensaries
Shangri-La Dispensaries is one of the nation’s leading cannabis multistate operators, with growing retail, manufacturing, and cultivation operations in Missouri, Ohio, Illinois, and Connecticut. To learn more about the company and its mission to improve the lives and health of its customers and communities, visit shangriladispensaries.com.
