Since we started the Positive Change program in January of 2019, we’ve donated a total of $89,568.24 to two dozen local nonprofit organizations and three local fire relief funds.

In 2017, we created the Medford Food Co-op Cooperative Community Fund (MCCF) as a permanent endowment within the Twin Pines Cooperative Foundation.

Last week we transitioned September’s Positive Change program to provide aid to community members impacted by the fires throughout the valley.

We are deeply grateful for our community’s encouraging generosity. That generous spirit is the bedrock of this program. Thank you for believing in the power of change and the power of community – it is truly making a difference in people’s lives.

Here at the Co-op, we are exploring and researching ways to reduce plastic usage, and we often find that each solution comes with unique challenges.

Our new Positive Change program launches January 1st, and is designed to raise money for local non-profit organizations working to better our community.

While the co-op is not a non-profit organization, the seventh cooperative principle ensures that our focus includes policies and objectives that express our concern and commitment to the community.

In alignment with the seventh cooperative principle: concern for community, we choose to give back to organizations that share our vision and values.

Thank you to all to the participants that volunteered their time on Saturday, September 24th to help clean up litter along the Greenway for Bear Creek Creek Stewardship Day!

On the morning of Saturday, April 23rd, 101 volunteers from our community gathered together for Bear Creek Stewardship Day.

We are proud to announce that in 2015, we were able to give a total of $1,500 to seven organizations.

We’re striving to create a happy and healthy community in Medford.