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Hunger Mountain Co-op exists to create and sustain a vibrant community of healthy individuals, sustainable local food systems, and thriving cooperative commerce.
We host a variety of events, including product demos led by our demo coordinator and many of our local vendors, educational wine & cheese tastings, tabling with area nonprofits, Co-op council meetings, and more. Check out the calendar below for all the details.
Our Co-op also curates workshops as part of our mission to educate the community, offering diverse learning opportunities while holding presenters accountable for providing information that is informative and well-researched. Workshops are free unless otherwise noted and are typically held in our upstairs Community Room, with access to a freight elevator upon request. Space is limited and pre-registration is encouraged. To reserve a seat for any of our workshops, use the online registration form here, sign up on the bulletin board in our exit way, or call us at 802-262-3242.
If you have any questions or would like to suggest a topic/subject, a class or lecture, or an activity that you would be interested in or feel our community would like to attend, let us know here. If you are interested in possibly presenting or leading a workshop in the future, please review and submit the application found here.
Co-op members are invited to join the Council’s monthly meetings. The community meal begins at 5 pm, followed by the business meeting at 5:30 pm. The full agenda is available online. Please call 802.262.3202 or email to confirm your spot.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
The goal of Quayl’s Chocolates is to share a love of chocolate, incorporate local ingredients whenever possible and produce the highest quality product. For the last 18 years they have continued to explore new ingredients and perfect their recipes.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
Sugarmaker Craig Line has been making maple syrup in Vermont for more than 35 years. Today you can try Kents’ Corner Sugarhouse’s Bourbon Barrel aged syrup.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
Sugarmaker Craig Line has been making maple syrup in Vermont for more than 35 years. Today you can try Kents’ Corner Sugarhouse’s Bourbon Barrel aged syrup.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
Sunsoil wants to make high-quality CBD oil accessible. Come into the Co-op and refill your Sunsoil bottle for 2¢/mg—that’s $12 for a 600mg bottle.* Don’t have a bottle? You can purchase one at the event.
Sunsoil makes high-quality CBD with simple ingredients on their farms in Vermont. They extract CBD from USDA certified organic hemp using organic coconut oil. The result is a whole-plant product with fewer ingredients. Learn more about Sunsoil and explore its CBD tinctures, soft gels, capsules and oils at Sunsoil.com.
*$0.02/MG pricing is for refilled bottles only during the event window (will be refilled with our Unflavored oil). Discount does not apply to any other Sunsoil product.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
GrandyOats products are all certified organic, non-gmo, and made in small batches to ensure that they are always fresh, and of the highest quality and wholesome ingredients.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. This holiday season, Hunger Mountain Co-op, 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, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter.
All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
On Thursday, Dec. 12, the final day of the drive, LOCAL 22, LOCAL 44, and WDEV will gather at the Co-op to collect both food and funds. Shoppers can donate to the Vermont Foodbank by rounding up to the nearest dollar, or by adding a donation of any amount at the register. Hunger Mountain Co-op will match up to $1,000 in financial contributions that day.
All of the food and funds collected will directly benefit the Vermont Foodbank and central Vermont food shelves. Last year’s drive set a record with $9,338.12 and 1,072 pounds of food collected for the Vermont Foodbank. Since 2017, this event has raised an impressive $14,498.12 – equaling 24,163 meals for our neighbors in need. Please join us in this vital effort again this year!
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
The big flavor and complex character of Vermont Coffee Company coffees are highlights of their unique style of slow-roasting their beans in small batches, that they have perfected since we began roasting in 1979. In 2018 they became the first coffee roaster in the Nation to roast with 100% renewable biogas.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. This holiday season, Hunger Mountain Co-op, 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, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter.
All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
On Thursday, Dec. 12, the final day of the drive, LOCAL 22, LOCAL 44, and WDEV will gather at the Co-op to collect both food and funds. Shoppers can donate to the Vermont Foodbank by rounding up to the nearest dollar, or by adding a donation of any amount at the register. Hunger Mountain Co-op will match up to $1,000 in financial contributions that day.
All of the food and funds collected will directly benefit the Vermont Foodbank and central Vermont food shelves. Last year’s drive set a record with $9,338.12 and 1,072 pounds of food collected for the Vermont Foodbank. Since 2017, this event has raised an impressive $14,498.12 – equaling 24,163 meals for our neighbors in need. Please join us in this vital effort again this year!
In Vermont, one in four of us struggles with hunger. Starting December 4, stock your shelves and help fight hunger in our community with special Buy One, Give One deals on pantry staples, including Annie’s mac & cheese, Muir Glen canned tomatoes, Cascadian Farms cereals, and Once Again peanut butter. All non-perishable food and personal care item donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the Co-op’s exit through December 12. Other high need items include dish soap, sponges, paper towels, toilet paper, and toiletries.
The big flavor and complex character of Vermont Coffee Company coffees are highlights of their unique style of slow-roasting their beans in small batches, that they have perfected since we began roasting in 1979. In 2018 they became the first coffee roaster in the Nation to roast with 100% renewable biogas.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
Wholesome, healthy ingredients like raw honey, roasted peanuts, whole grain flakes, and dried cranberries make for a delicious snack that packs some serious energy.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
Sunsoil wants to make high-quality CBD oil accessible. Come into the Co-op and refill your Sunsoil bottle for 2¢/mg—that’s $12 for a 600mg bottle.* Don’t have a bottle? You can purchase one at the event.
Sunsoil makes high-quality CBD with simple ingredients on their farms in Vermont. They extract CBD from USDA certified organic hemp using organic coconut oil. The result is a whole-plant product with fewer ingredients. Learn more about Sunsoil and explore its CBD tinctures, soft gels, capsules and oils at Sunsoil.com.
*$0.02/MG pricing is for refilled bottles only during the event window (will be refilled with our Unflavored oil). Discount does not apply to any other Sunsoil product.
The goal of Quayl’s Chocolates is to share a love of chocolate, incorporate local ingredients whenever possible and produce the highest quality product. For the last 18 years they have continued to explore new ingredients and perfect their recipes.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
Peaceful Harvest Mushrooms are a local gourmet and medicinal mushroom farm specializing in producing various strains of edible and medicinal mushrooms year-round.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
Ariel’s Honey Infusions are made in small batches with raw, local honey from Vermont. Only organic herbs are used for the infusions & we strive to use as many local herb suppliers as possible.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
From artisanal Vermont cheese, to the very best organic Japanese Johsen Shoyu, to rare and singular spices from all corners of the earth, our products demonstrate our dedication to the highest of standards in both the goods and the service we offer.
We offer a variety of product demos all through the month to give our community the chance to try new products or sample old favorites.
