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Sisters of the Valley

Meet the Central Valley “sisters” selling healing cannabis medicines and empowering women. Just outside Merced city limits in California’s Central Valley, on a non-descript road lined with almond trees, and ranch houses in various states of deterioration, the Sisters of the Valley are running a business that generated roughly $1.1 million in sales last year. That’s up from $750,000 in 2016, which was up from $60,000 in 2015. “We are one of those phoenixes who are rising from the ashes of need,” says Sister Kate, the chosen name of Sisters of the Valley founder Christine Meeusen. With a degree in Business Education from the University of Wisconsin, Meeusen formerly worked in the credit card industry and de-regulating telecom industry before starting her own consulting business that took her around the world. Sister Kate, founded the sisterhood in 2014 as a group of “activists, anarchists and self-declared sisters.” In no way affiliated with the Catholic Church, these are not religiously affiliated nuns. “We are living an intentional and spiritual lifestyle,” says Sister Kate. “We are about women empowerment. We are about building cottage industries and jobs and opportunities for women. Our movement, at its core, is about lifting women up.” Where you can find Golden State online: Web: https://goldenstate.is FB:   / ourgoldenstate   IG:   / ourgoldenstate   TW:   / ourgoldenstate   Watch more of the Made in California series here: https://goldenstate.is/series/budding...