The Co-op council generally meets once a month on the first Monday at 5:30pm via Zoom.  Meetings are open to all member-owners. 

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/97641441406?pwd=aDZGbHJtRnlETDY1VnZUOC9rWlVLdz09

The agenda for the next meeting, including date, time, and place, is posted in the council section of our website and in the exit way of the Co-op at least one week prior to the meeting.

Meeting dates for 2022 are January 3, February 7, March 7, April 4, May 2, June 6, June 27, August 29, October 3, November 7, and December 5.

There is no meeting in July or early August, and the September meeting is often held at the end of August. The council also hosts an annual membership meeting in early November to share information about the Co-op and hear from member-owners. In 2022 it will be held on November 10.

Don’t let the news scare you, homeownership IS within reach. Talk with experts Beth Pombar, Licensed Real Estate Agent, and Robert Johnson, Mortgage Lender about the steps you can take, what types of loans are available, credit repair tips, and what the current real estate market looks like. Learn how to win the house you love.

Please pre-register to receive materials and Zoom link prior to the workshop.

About the Presenters:

Beth Pombar is a Licensed VT Real Estate Agent representing both buyers and sellers in Central Vermont.   

Robert Johnson is a Mortgage Lender with Homebridge Financial Services. He has 20 years of experience as a realtor and lender. 

Hunger Mountain Co-op allows community members to offer workshops that align with our mission of promoting nutritional awareness, local sustainability, and environmental responsibility. These workshops are offered for the voluntary participation, education, and enjoyment of our community. Hunger Mountain Co-op has not reviewed every aspect of each workshop and the presenters do not represent the Co-op. Hunger Mountain Co-op is not responsible for any harm that may result from attendance at a workshop.

Since Catherine Lowther joined the Goddard College faculty in 1997, she’s created the college’s BA in Sustainability Program and the Climate Literacy Course, chaired the Sustainability Committee, completed a carbon inventory for the college which helped them reach carbon neutrality in 2018.

On Wednesday, April 13 and Wednesday, and April 20, from 6:30–7:30 pm, Catherine will host a two-part online workshop about measuring and reducing the amount of CO2 emissions you and your family produce in a year.

In Part I, Catherine will present information about measuring the emissions created by burning fossil fuels, the electricity we use in our homes, and the emissions created by activities like dietary choices and flying. Participants will then use this information to do a carbon inventory.

In Part II, participants will share inventory results and create plans to reduce emissions.

Upon registering, you will receive information about how to do your carbon inventory.

Please register by Tuesday, April 12 on Zoom.

Since Catherine Lowther joined the Goddard College faculty in 1997, she’s created the college’s BA in Sustainability Program and the Climate Literacy Course, chaired the Sustainability Committee, completed a carbon inventory for the college which helped them reach carbon neutrality in 2018.

On Wednesday, April 13 and Wednesday, and April 20, from 6:30–7:30 pm, Catherine will host a two-part online workshop about measuring and reducing the amount of CO2 emissions you and your family produce in a year.

In Part I, Catherine will present information about measuring the emissions created by burning fossil fuels, the electricity we use in our homes, and the emissions created by activities like dietary choices and flying. Participants will then use this information to do a carbon inventory.

In Part II, participants will share inventory results and create plans to reduce emissions.

Upon registering, you will receive information about how to do your carbon inventory.

Please register by Tuesday, April 12 on Zoom.

350 Vermont will be available today to talk about climate change, VT’s Climate Action Plan, and opportunities to get involved.