The Co-op’s bylaws have not been updated in many years. A Bylaw Committee made up of council members and member-owners has been working on possible bylaw changes for over a year. After a series of forums with members and staff last summer, the Committee has a new draft. Please join …
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. This holiday season, Hunger Mountain Co-op, Rabble Rouser, LOCAL 22/LOCAL 44, and WDEV are coming together to help the Vermont Foodbank provide meals for our neighbors through the 3rd annual Feed A Family Food & Fund Drive. Starting December 4, …
Our community extends well beyond the walls of the Co-op. Each month, we shine the spotlight on a new group of local partners to help share their stories and celebrate their role in our community. Featured Vendor: Stonewood Farm To kick off the holiday season, we are pleased to feature Stonewood …
November 2019 Update from General Manager Kari Bradley and Council President Scott Hess Thank you to everyone who attended our Co-op’s annual meeting on Thursday or viewed it via ORCA media. It was great to have such a large turnout on a dark and snowy evening. In total, there were …
Member Appreciation Weekend – Friday, Nov. 8 through Sunday, Nov. 10 As a member-owner at Hunger Mountain Co-op, you are part of a collaborative effort that creates numerous positive impacts for our community, both near and far. Our co-op would not be successful without the support and involvement of our …
October 2019 Happy Co-op Month! I am happy to report that the cooperative business model is alive and well in Vermont. With our newest addition of the worker co-op Rabble Rouser, we now enjoy more than 130 cooperatives and credit unions throughout the state. Our cooperative businesses are thriving, serving …
