About Us
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Don founded CCG with two other partners in the spring of 2004 in Santa Rosa, California. His talents were extensive and sorely needed as the organization was being created on a shoestring. His mechanical, woodworking, and construction skills created a welcoming spot by Santa Rosa Creek on the east side of town. And his loyalty to the med
Don founded CCG with two other partners in the spring of 2004 in Santa Rosa, California. His talents were extensive and sorely needed as the organization was being created on a shoestring. His mechanical, woodworking, and construction skills created a welcoming spot by Santa Rosa Creek on the east side of town. And his loyalty to the medical cannabis movement, to the integrity of the organization he helped create, and to the volunteers and staff was unwavering. Don passed away in September 2017 and is still deeply misses by everyone in the CCG community.
Berta Bollinger
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Berta joined CCG in2005 after an extended disability. During that disability, she discovered that her many years of cannabis use was actually medically appropriate, and thus began her commitment to assisting others in their personal quests for a healthier quality of life. Today that commitment is renewed each time she discovers a client has achieved a level of health not experienced before.
Karen Hess
Our Founder, Donald F Hatt Jr.
Karen Hess
Karen joined CCG in 2005, beginning as a qualified medical cannabis patient, then, seeing her potential as a team player, CCG hired her first as intake personnel, then as a budista. When CCG lost its store front, she then stepped up making deliveries for CCG part-time while upgrading her tax-preparing credentials to create her own busines
Karen joined CCG in 2005, beginning as a qualified medical cannabis patient, then, seeing her potential as a team player, CCG hired her first as intake personnel, then as a budista. When CCG lost its store front, she then stepped up making deliveries for CCG part-time while upgrading her tax-preparing credentials to create her own business.
She is now CCG's sole tax preparer and her professional and persistence has actually allowed CCG to become the 501C3 non-profit organization that it had been pursing since its inception in 2004.