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Member Capital Article, Co-op Grocer Jan 2008
There is a revolution going on among food cooperatives in the U.S. The root
of the revolution is that many food co-ops are now fully engaged in the
capital business. Our success as retailers has brought on an era of major remodels,
relocations of existing stores, and an increase in the number of co-ops adding new branches.
Without a doubt, food co-ops in the U.S. are on the move in epic proportions, and that requires
money and plenty of it. The question is, whose money?
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Headlines
- Expanding the Co-op Community Fund
- Growing Co-op Communities, 2000 Co-op Grocer Article
- Member Capital Article, Co-op Grocer Jan 2008
- Hanover CCF Re-Investing in New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
- Organic Valley contributes $35,000 to Cooperative Community Fund program
- Ralph Nader and Cooperatives
- CG Growing Co-op Communities
- Expanding CCF's
- National Co-op Ad features Bob Dylan and “Blowin in the Wind”
- An Open Letter to Barack Obama
- Blooming Prairie awards $15,000 to CCF program
- TPCF invests in Northcountry Cooperative Development Fund
- NCDF to work with TPCF
- NCBA encourages growth of CCF program
- $100,000 invested in Coop Fund of New England
- CCFs in Cooperative Grocer
- TPCF and CCF invest in Organic Valley