Where the House of G Came From

House of Gratitude was founded by Jeff Grice, and it all began in his family’s home, known as the “safe house,” where everyone was welcome. Background, skin color, money... none of that mattered. If you were a good person, that’s all that counted. That legacy of openness and generosity is at the core of who we are.

Originally called House of Grice, the name shifted as the vision grew. We wanted it to reflect something bigger than one family name. That’s when we learned something powerful: some of the oldest known strains of cannabis trace back to Tibet, and in Tibetan, the symbol for gratitude is simply the letter G. That moment of alignment became the foundation for what we’re building, a place rooted in gratitude, community, and plant medicine.

Why CBG?

Sure, the “G” in CBG fits... but this plant isn’t just part of the name. It’s at the heart of what we do.

CBG (Cannabigerol) is sometimes called the “mother cannabinoid," the one that comes before all others. Unlike CBD, which supports your body in creating more endocannabinoids, CBG connects directly with the CB1 and CB2 receptors. That means it can work more efficiently and many people feel the difference. Especially those who’ve tried CBD and thought, “I’m not sure it’s doing anything.”

CBG cuts through. That’s why it’s our focus.

What It’s All About

At its heart, House of Gratitude is Jeff’s way of honoring his roots and paying it forward one product, one good gesture, one “G” at a time.

Grand Gestures Generate Generous Green Ganja Grice Gratitude.

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Thanks for believing in the “G.” We’re grateful you’re here.