This season, Dragonfly Wellness is partnering with the Utah Patients Coalition (UPC) to help Utahns facing financial hardship access the medical cannabis they rely on.

For many patients—especially those living on fixed incomes, without stable housing, or managing terminal illnesses—affording consistent medicine can be difficult. Through the Holiday Round-Up, you can help bridge that gap simply by adding $1, $3, $5, or rounding up your total at checkout.

Watch: How $1 Moves a Neighbor Off the Waitlist

Why It Matters

More than 1,400 Utah patients are currently on the UPC waitlist for financial help. Since the start of Utah’s medical cannabis program, Dragonfly has proudly sponsored over 100 patients each month, helping cover costs for those who need it most.

This holiday season, we’re inviting our community to join us in extending that same support—so no patient has to choose between groceries and medicine.

How Your Gift Helps
UPC prioritizes:

Patients experiencing financial hardship
Unsheltered patients
Those living with terminal illnesses

Every dollar stays in Utah and goes directly toward helping patients access safe, legal, and consistent medicine.

Prefer to give directly? Visit the Utah Patients - Round Up

How the Holiday Round-Up works

At checkout—in-pharmacy, drive-thru, or online—you’ll be offered the option to add $1, $3, or $5, or round up your total.
Donations are optional and not tied to any purchase or discount.
Prefer to give outside of checkout? You can donate directly to UPC here: https://utahpatients.org/donate/

Patient Perspective

“I am a disabled veteran living on a fixed income… Cannabis makes the very act of existing tolerable. Without the subsidy I was forced to ration. Now I don’t have to choose between groceries and medication. I appreciate this program so very much.”
— Utah Patients Coalition Verified Patient

Our commitment

At Dragonfly, we believe access matters. We’re proud to support UPC and the patients they serve—this season and every season.

Together, small acts of generosity can make a real difference for our neighbors in need.