Here’s what’s new from your Co-op Board: Join us for the Virtual Fall Member Meeting – Saturday October 17th at 2pm! The Co-op’s fall member meeting will be Saturday October 17th at 2pm. During our virtual meeting the Board and General Manager Mike Houston will …
Expanded Hours, More Choices, Continued Focus on Safety The Co-op expanded in-store hours at the beginning of August to 9AM to 9PM and has also been increasing the number of items for sale, highlighted by the return of many locally produced and prepared offerings. As …
As the summer comes to a close and we prepare for the many unknowns of the fall, I am heartened to share much good news from our Co-op: helping to feed our neighbors, new products in the store, and additional flexibility in our online store …
Dear Co-op members and shoppers, There’s a lot going on at the Co-op, and we want to keep you informed! 1. Thank You and Farewell to Sawa Kamara The Co-op Board of Representatives is sad to be losing Sawa Kamara, who has resigned to run …
Serve your community on the Co-op’s Board of Representatives! Nominations are now open.
Reposting from Montgomery County Food Council Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 11, 2020 Contact: Catherine Nardi, Programs Manager, Montgomery County Food Council 301-664-4010, cnardi@mocofoodcouncil.org On August 11, the Montgomery County Farm to Food Bank program — a partnership between the Montgomery County Food Security Task …
Hard to believe it’s been seven weeks since the Co-op reopened our doors to in-store shopping, and I want to thank each and every one of you for doing your part to make it safe and successful. Customers adhering to our safety guidelines has allowed …
TPSS Co-op supports Black Lives Matter, both as a statement and as a core value. The Board commits to resuming the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work it had started before COVID-19 interruptions. We will be hiring an outside professional with extensive experience in guiding …
Read this month’s issue of Plenty magazine, featuring our very own GM Mike Houston in the article “Food Responders are on the Move.”
Toni Tileva, Community Engagement Associate Everyone should have access to fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables. Over the past 30 years, there have been efforts on the federal level to provide that access for people receiving food assistance. First, the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, serving …