ReLeafpack & Last Prisoner Project: Ice Packs for a Purpose
- releafpack
- Aug 20
- 2 min read
At ReLeafpack, we've always believed in doing more than just easing pain. We’re here to uplift, empower, and advocate for change. That’s why we’re beyond excited and proud to announce our new partnership with the Last Prisoner Project (LPP): a national nonprofit working to reform our criminal justice system and free those incarcerated for nonviolent cannabis offenses.
Healing with a Purpose
Our ReLeaf Collection has always delivered soothing, long-lasting cold therapy with cute, discerning designs for those who turn to the garden for pain relief. Now, every purchase of a ReLeaf Collection ice pack also helps support LPP’s mission to fight for justice and equity.
We created ReLeafpack out of necessity—founded by women living with chronic conditions like Migraine and Occipital Neuralgia, we were tired of products that didn’t meet our needs. So, we made something better: an ice pack that’s weighted, flexible, stays cold for 2+ hours, and actually brings relief, with multiple shapes and sizes for every cold therapy need your body has.
But we’ve always known that healing isn’t just physical. There’s healing to be done in our communities, too—and we’re honored to play a small part in that.
Why the Last Prisoner Project?
The Last Prisoner Project is a national, nonpartisan nonprofit committed to criminal justice reform through progressive drug policy. Their work includes:
Advocating for policy change at the state and federal levels
Providing legal support for those still imprisoned for cannabis-related charges
Helping formerly incarcerated individuals rebuild their lives after release
They are relentless in their mission to free every last drug war prisoner and to repair the damage caused by decades of discriminatory laws.
This isn’t a one-time donation. This is an ongoing partnership. Every ReLeaf Collection style sold will help fund LPP’s efforts—always.
Small Ice Packs, Big Impact.
We like to say that our packs “silence the ouchies”—but now, they’re doing more than that. They’re supporting real people, real families, and real justice.
Because ice packs can do more than soothe pain, they can support change.
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