I am proud of how our Co-op supported our team as they worked through the added stress and demands of the pandemic.
Read MoreViva Farms is a non-profit farm business incubator that empowers aspiring and historically-underserved/limited resource farmers.
Read MoreWe hosted our first “community conversation” on the topic of local food resiliency and how our Co-op can be a bigger part of that in these times of change.
Read MoreYou shop and together we give 4% of Co-op sales on one Friday a month to a non-profit, charitable community organization.
Read MoreSi está interesado en ser considerado para las vacantes de la Junta que puedan surgir entre elecciones, el momento no es tan urgente, aunque aún sería valioso que el proceso empiece.
Read MoreOn October 22nd, the Skagit Valley Food Co-op's Member & Community Engagement Committee (MCEC) hosted a virtual Community Conversation about local food resiliency.
Read MoreThank you for the continued support you’ve shown toward your Co-op over these past few months. It has been a stressful, challenging time; we’re in the midst of a worldwide pandemic.
Read MoreWe were able to donate over $10,000 to support the Distribution Center’s ongoing work to feed the hungry in our community!
Read MoreI am hopeful that all our shoppers will understand the reasoning behind this change. I am sure that some will disagree with the new policy, but I feel it is a necessary change.
Read MoreSkagit Animals in Need (SAIN) is an all-volunteer non-profit working with animal control and law enforcement to prevent and resolve animal cruelty in Skagit County.
Read MoreLet us be clear: we believe Black Lives Matter. The Skagit Valley Food Co-op stands in solidarity with Black communities everywhere.
Read MoreWe've created this BIPOC shopping guide if you'd like to support Black- and POC-owned brands that we carry at the Co-op.
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