Take a look
The real thing.
The pre-launch site as it looks today, on a laptop and on a phone.
The purchase is the donation. A CBD brand being planned for Vieques: four strains, one price, and a fixed 5% of every sale going to an island cause.
Each strain is paired with one island cause for a full year, and the pairing is printed on the jar. You don't donate on top of the price. The price is where the donation comes from.
Each of the four is earmarked for one cause for a full year, long enough to be a relationship instead of a campaign.
All flower costs the same. You choose by how you want your afternoon to go and which cause you want to fund.
Every month: units sold, dollars donated, which partner, and the receipt. Same date, every month.
The QR code on every jar points to a lab results page that exists before the first label is printed, so it never breaks.
A two-minute survey decides whether this gets built at all. Nobody has spent money yet.
Visitors and residents are told different things: visitors get a story, residents get a price and proof.
Enough for the pairings to make sense, and few enough that stock keeps moving.
The first coffee, the walk down to the water, the part of the day with everything still in front of it.
Named for the brightest bioluminescent bay on earth, ten minutes from the shop.
After the sun goes down behind Monte Pirata and the wind finally drops.
For the horses that own this island more than we do. The odd one out of the four.
These are the numbers that will be published once the shop opens. They're empty because the shop isn't open, and they'll only ever be filled with real sales.
The pre-launch site as it looks today, on a laptop and on a phone.
Island Harvest is a Vieques brand where the giving is fixed, printed and published, rather than promised. 5% of gross sales goes back to island causes, every month, with the receipt.
Right now the site has two jobs: ask the island whether it wants this, and give the lab results a permanent home. There's no cart and no checkout, and there won't be until Puerto Rico licensing is complete.
21+ only. Island Harvest products will be hemp-derived with 0.3% total THC or less. Nothing here is a health, medical or therapeutic claim. Island Harvest is a business in planning on Vieques. It is not licensed, not open, and nothing is for sale.
Two minutes. Your answer is part of the decision.