Your help is greatly appreciated, and can be put to use in many ways – most importantly by: 1) Signing the Official Amend It Petition on Change.org 2) Sending a letter / email to your State Representatives and Senators 3) Sharing about Amend It on your preferred social media platforms 4) Donating to our campaign on GoFundMe.com (Amend It is a 501(c)(4) California Social Welfare Organization) 5) Applying for a volunteer position 6) Donating your skills, education & time

Signing the Official Amend It Petition is easy and free, simply go to www.Change.org/p/legalize-cannabis-by-amending-the-us-constitution and sign with a click! Let’s amend the US Constitution and CHANGE THINGS FOR GOOD!

Please share the Official Amend It Petition with your friends and family!

Your donations are vital to the success of Amend It and are greatly appreciated! It’s super easy to donate – just go to www.GoFundMe.org and choose the amount of money you would like to donate.

Amend It (Formally known as Amendit.us…) is a501(c)(4) California Social Welfare Organization – we do suggest that you consult your accountant or tax preparer to fully understand what you can or cannot use as a tax write off or business expense.

Please share the Official Amend It Donation Campaign with your friends and family!

We’ve made it pretty easy to share Amend It on your favorite social media platform by creating shareable graphics designed specifically for facebook, instagram, twitter, linkedin, pinterest and more – and by hosting those graphics in an easy-to-download form HERE in our MEDIA KIT.

We would prefer that your posts include our web address and at least our top four hashtags: www.AmendIt.us #amendit #amenditus #letslegalizeit #signthepetition

We ask that you please promote our PETITION and DONATION campaigns as well as any of the many ways that people can VOLUNTEER TO HELP.

We will also make custom social media graphics – please send us your REQUEST

The idea behind the Amend It Resolution is simple: deschedule Cannabis by amending the US Constitution, and regulate it like alcohol.

From that point, States and Cities would be free to govern themselves accordingly, and – as shown to overwhelming support across the United States… Cannabis would no longer be criminalized.