BRIDGE CITY COLLECTIVE

Name: BRIDGE CITY COLLECTIVE
Address: 4312 N WILLIAMS AVE PORTLAND, Portland, Oregon, 97217, US
Telephone: 503-384-2955
Price range: $
Rating: 4

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4312 N WILLIAMS AVE PORTLAND, OR, 97217

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Portland Oregon Cannabis Dispensary

In 2010 we founded Bridge City Collective to help patients access the world’s most helpful plant and to help set the standard for the cannabis industry in Oregon and beyond.

At first we were farmers, making homegrown medicine directly for local patients. In 2014, farm-to-patient became brick-and-mortar with two medical dispensaries in Portland, Oregon. We opened up shop with a simple intention: supply the best of West Coast cannabis — grown thoughtfully, processed minimally, and traded ethically — to our community.

By the time recreational sales went live in Oregon in 2016, we were practically old-timers. Over the years, our grassroots crew evolved into a dedicated team of cannabis advocates from all over the US, united by a mission to educate, advocate, and innovate for patients and consumers in this rapidly expanding industry.

Bridge City Collective is more than just dispensaries. Serving craft cannabis to adult-use guests and medical patients is our privilege, while community service is our responsibility. As our network grows, so does our ability to give back.

COLLECTIVE ACTION

FOR A CONSCIOUS CANNABIS TRADE

When we started Bridge City Collective, we knew we had to structure our business to fit our values — not the other way around. That’s why community service has been baked into BCC since the beginning.
Our members and management have supported initiatives for food security, homelessness, social equity, and record expungement for those convicted of cannabis-related crimes. Some of us teach classes at community colleges and mentor young professionals. Others collaborate on medical cannabis studies, helping advance our understanding of the many uses for this plant. As the needs of the neighborhood evolve, so does our approach.