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Cooperative Community Fund


October is National Co-op Month and we’re creating Positive Change for our Cooperative Community Fund (MCCF). In honor of Co-op Month, MFC will match your October Positive Change donations to the Cooperative Community Fund up to $500!

MFC's Cooperative Community Fund (CCF) is a Give Where You Live campaign administered by Twin Pines Cooperative Foundation (TPCF). TPCF invests the assets in cooperative development funds across the country – helping to grow food co-ops, credit unions, housing cooperatives, and other cooperative enterprises. As the fund grows, the interest earned is given annually to local organizations.

3% Cover the Fee

The Medford Food Co-op Cooperative Community Fund (MCCF) helps grow cooperative businesses (like food co-ops and credit unions) across the United States, while also giving back to local non-profits working on issues related to sustainable agriculture and organic food, hunger and social issues, environmental protection, and/or cooperatives. Our Board of Directors selects one Positive Change recipient annually to receive an additional grant from the Cooperative Community Fund.

Not only does our Cooperative Community Fund help grow cooperative businesses across the United States, it also gives back to local non-profits working on issues related to sustainable agriculture and organic food, hunger and social issues, environmental protection, and/or cooperatives. Our Board of Directors selects one Positive Change recipient annually to receive an additional grant from the Cooperative Community Fund. Since 2020, our CCF has donated over $5,100 to local non-profits, including: Unete Immigrant Fire Relief Fund, Pollinator Project Rogue Valley, Children’s Advocacy Center, Rogue Farm Corps, Rogue Climate, and Southern Oregon Land Conservancy.

To learn more about the Medford Food Co-op Cooperative Community Fund (MCCF) and how our owners contribute, click the button below.

Cooperative Community Fund
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