For the last twenty-two years, Liz Liddiard Wozniak (she/her) has served as Seward Co-op’s Human Resources Manager. Over the past two decades, she has watched–and had a hand in—the growth of our co-op and the communities it now serves. Join us in learning more about Liz, her time at Seward Co-op, and the legacy she’s…
Join us in thanking our staff for all the cooperative spirit and hard work they bring to our co-op time and time again!
Thank you to our farmers and to everyone who attended the 2019 CSA Fair on April 27 at Seward Co-op Creamery Café. Midwest Food Connection offered a seed planting activity for kids and kids at heart. Seward Co-op’s board members staffed the welcome table and talked about their work on behalf of owners. Huge thank… Read More →
This past October, the Annual Meeting allowed us to bring to the stage one of Seward Co-op’s longest-term employees, Leo Sanders, to celebrate his retirement this winter. Leo first started with Seward Co-op as a volunteer 40 years ago. He became part of the co-op’s last collective in the early ’80s and returned to the… Read More →
From Oct. 6–Oct. 8, 6,748 customers donated $3,695 through SEED. Seward Co-op will contributed a $1,000 match, as well. Funds raised were donated to Cooperativa Organica Madre Tierra, a cooperative in Puerto Rico comprised of 100+ farmers—owners of the cooperative—who have lost everything. Below, is a letter from their Board President Mayra Nieves Rosa. This… Read More →
Starting Wednesday, May 19, the co-op will reinstate a bag charge, to comply with the City of Minneapolis “bring your own bag” ordinance. Get a $0.10 reusable bag credit when you bring your own bag.
Co-op staff coordinate to donate non-perishables to community partner Soup for your Café.
Community Foods is a new Seward Co-op labeling program featuring producers that best align with our cooperative values and mission to sustain a healthy community. With Community Foods, we’re focusing on the real stories of our producers that support Seward Co-op’s Ends. Community Foods purchases are important, everyday investments in a sustainable and equitable food… Read More →
Thank you, co-op shoppers! Last year, you “rounded up” more than $235,745 to benefit SEED recipients. These SEED organizations share the co-op’s commitment to a healthy community and/or support our P6 focus on local, cooperatively owned/nonprofit, and small-scale farmers/producers. If you are a Seward Co-op owner and would like to receive a letter stating your… Read More →
