TN Roots PAC serves the Tennessee Healthy Alternatives Association and its members by maintaining and strengthening our political support for legislative issues facing our industry and businesses.
TN Roots PAC maximizes financial contributions, organizes the political efforts of the hemp community, and supports elected officials who champion our cause. Through this support, TN Roots PAC seeks to ensure these champions are elected and re-elected to the Tennessee General Assembly so they may continue to support our goals, our industry, and those consumers who depend on our products.
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FAQs
A Political Action Committee (PAC) is a group that raises and spends money to support or oppose candidates and legislation. Unlike nonprofits, a PAC can give directly to political campaigns. It’s one of the few legal ways to help elect leaders who support our industry.
The TNHAA PAC helps protect Tennessee’s hemp and cannabis industry by supporting lawmakers who stand with us and by fighting legislation that threatens our future. We work directly in the political arena to ensure fair rules, smart regulation, and long-term access for businesses and consumers.
Nonprofits like TNHAA can educate and organize—but PACs are an important tool to contribute to political campaigns and influence who gets elected. If we want pro-industry leaders in office, we need to utilize both strategies.
Every dollar goes toward political activity: making contributions to candidates who support the hemp industry, funding direct advocacy, and ensuring our voice is heard at the Capitol. We don’t use PAC funds for overhead, salaries, or admin expenses.
No. PAC contributions are not tax-deductible.
Yes, like all PACs, contributions are reported on regular public disclosures as required by law. We’re transparent about where support comes from and how it’s used.
A small leadership committee reviews upcoming elections, legislation, and opportunities. The group is made up of trusted TNHAA stakeholders with experience in policy, business, and advocacy.