At Oregon NORML, we are leading the fight for common sense regulation of the most useful plant known to mankind, cannabis hemp. We stand for the safe protected medicinal use of marijuana by patients legally enrolled in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program. We favor the industrial use of hemp to provide food, fuel, and fiber for America and a viable cash crop for Oregon farmers. We believe in the regulated private use of cannabis by adults.

Most importantly, we work to reform state and federal laws regarding marijuana and bring an end to the harassment, arrest, and imprisonment of responsible taxpaying American citizens.

Oregon NORML Bylaws

Become a member of Oregon NORML for just $35 per year. To join, either mail us a completed copy of our printable sign-up form or complete the online sign-up form.

Oregon NORML membership is divided into active and associate members. Individuals whose affiliate dues are up to date are considered active members. All others interested in furthering the purpose of the organization, including paid members of the national organization who are not active members of this affiliate, may be associate members. Associate members shall not hold office, vote, preside, officiate, or solicit funds on behalf of Oregon NORML without the written consent of the board.

Active membership shall be divided into the following categories based on membership dues paid by the member:

• Basic ($35.00)
• Sustainer ($60.00)
• Friend ($120.00)
• Benefactor ($420.00)

In addition to membership dues, we rely on private donations to fund our work. You may donate by sending a check payable to: Oregon NORML, PO Box 1581, Gresham, OR 97030. You may also donate online with your credit/debit card by clicking the button to access our secure PayPal page. Please note that donations to Oregon NORML are not tax-deductible.

Oregon NORML is helping to mobilize volunteers to help collect signatures for the Help End Marijuana Prohibition (I21) and Oregon Cannabis Tax Act (I22) petitions.

Initiative 21 seeks to amend the Oregon Constitution by ending criminal penalties for adult use and cultivation of marijuana. Initiative 22 seeks to create tax regulations for the sale of pot that could generate state revenue for schools, roads and social services.

In order to make the ballot, we will have to submit 87,213 valid signatures from Oregon registered voters. The campaign is hoping to get approximately 150,000 total signatures, to allow for duplicates or invalid signatures.

If you would like to collect signatures, or for more information, please contact: http://cannabistaxact.org/volunteer