Celebrate Mothers and Loved Ones this Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day has always been a celebration of those in our lives who nurture and care for us, and today we celebrate the mothers in our lives, acknowledging we’ve expanded what motherhood means.
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Shared Ground Farmers Cooperative
Shared Ground Farmers Cooperative St. Paul, MN CSA Type: Vegetables, Eggs, Cheese, Mutual Aid/Solidarity Share Drop Locations: Big River Yoga Shared Ground Farmers’ Co-op is a marketing and distribution cooperative owned by seven farms in the Twin Cities region. Shared Ground provides produce to our local community through a CSA, as well as via several…
Security Update
Our top priority is to ensure Seward Community Co-op is a safe and healthy space where needs can be met during these uncertain and difficult times.
Seward Co-op’s Role in Community Crisis
Concern for Community is a Co-op Principle, Sustaining a Healthy Community is Our Mission Our community and our nation are facing crises of opioid use and homelessness and they’re showing up at Seward Co-op. Focused on community-based solutions, Seward Co-op has joined forces with Twin Cities area co-ops, St. Stephen’s Human Services and the Minnesota… Read More →
Vita Coco for a Cause
Save and pay it forward Aug. 15-Sept. 4. Buy Vita Coco 2/$6 and money will go to support students in the Philippines. For every Vita Coco item purchased at Seward Co-op through Sept. 4, $1 will be designated to help build classrooms—up to $10,000! Vita Coco’s mission is to lift 1 million people out of… Read More →
The Legacy of African Americans in Co-ops
Read on the importance and history of cooperative economics in the African American community
Waite House Receives SEED Money from Seward Co-op
The movement to change the way Americans eat is many decades old in Minneapolis, and Pillsbury United Communities’ Waite House is one of the oldest forces of them all. For nearly fifty years, Waite House has been targeting “both the immediate needs and the root causes of inequalities in health and nutrition” in the Phillips… Read More →