Co-ops are democratically controlled using a system of “one member one vote”. “One member one vote” ensures that the co-op acts for the common good and not just for a few individuals. Members control the co-op through a locally elected Board of Directors. A member can become a Director of the co-op by allowing their …
Co-ops are locally owned by people just like you. Owners, or members, are usually regular shoppers. Co-ops are the only businesses where the shoppers own the store
A CO-OP is a business with a difference! CO-OPs are locally owned and controlled by their members.
Just fill out the application form… To become a member: You purchase an initial share in the co-op (this is $10, and is a one-time cost; there is no annual membership fee). You receive a co-op number. Become a Member
