The Annual Meeting marks the culmination of the democratic process by which our member-owners elect their representatives, the Co-op’s Council. It’s an opportunity for members to hear news and updates about Hunger Mountain Co-op, ask questions about co-op issues, and win prizes. Read on for more information about our 2020 …
The Vermont Foodbank, our featured community partner for the month of June, is Vermont’s largest hunger relief organization. Since 1986, they have been responding to the problems of food insecurity and the need for supplemental food assistance among food insecure households in central Vermont. Now with a network of 215 …
Deciding what to hand out to trick-or-treaters on Halloween can be…well…tricky, especially if you want something more healthy or wholesome, or appropriate for alternative diets. You might want to give out candy, but not the kind that includes artificial flavors, dyes or things like high fructose corn syrup. Alternatively, you …
At Hunger Mountain Co-op, it’s important for our vendors and suppliers to share our values and the values of our customers. By shopping here, you can be certain that you are supporting the kinds of farms and businesses, big and small, who have the same vision and hope for the …
Featuring a multimedia presentation and a pop-up art show, Philip Ackerman-Leist will share the dramatic and evolving story of a how a band of unlikely activists in a small town in the Italian Alps came together to protect themselves and their local farming economy from an influx of pesticides—and then …
Over the next year, the Council will be developing a proposal to make the Co-op’s bylaws much clearer. Look for opportunities to contribute over the next year, and at the 2019 annual meeting. A fair appraisal of the Co-op’s bylaws is that they are a mess. The structure is illogical, …
