We’re excited to be raising $15,000 for Bonnie’s Botanicals! These funds will help upgrade the farms infrastructure, adding an irrigation system, walk-in cooler, deer fencing, and improve soil quality. Bonnie’s Botanicals is an organic, small business operated in Siloam Springs, AR. This will help Bonnie’s Botanicals become a ‘seed to bottle’ business, or a grower of the medicinal fresh herbs and flowers used in their beauty products which can be found at The Co-Op and the Bentonville Farmer’s Market. This project will also help operator Linda Birr sell their excess flowers and herbs as fresh products in direct markets and the Co-Op. Thanks for helping us to invest in our value added producers!
Donate at the register!Check out this quarters Co-Op news online or in-store! Learn about the newly elected board members and try some of our favorite fall recipes!
Click here to readIn an effort to encourage reduction of carbon emissions we are rewarding our members and guests that participate in Co-Op Commutes!
All members and guests who walk, ride a bike, or uses alternative transportation will receive different incentives each month such as stickers, reusable bags, sunglasses, snack bars, seltzers, etc.
Participants just tell the cashier their method of alternative transportation to the Co-Op and they will receive the monthly incentive!
Big Paws of the Ozarks is a foster based dog rescue in NWA. Their mission is to assist in the rescue of dogs that have been abandoned, neglected, and abused.
Donate at the register!Stop by the Co-Op Taproom for a coffee, smoothie or try any of the local beers we have available on tap!
Come by our Taproom today!Our reusable container program is back up and running! Shop sustainably in our bulk section or bring your own reusable cup to the taproom. Customers who bring in their own reusable mugs will receive a discount on our drip coffee and refills!
Click here to see how!Please join us for our upcoming board meeting on November 30th at 6:30pm. The meeting will be held virtually over Zoom and are open to all active members of the Co-Op.
Meeting linkIt’s always a good time visiting our friends at Tri Cycle Farms! We have been working with them for almost a decade now to coordinate different projects, cooking classes and community events. We donate 300lbs of organic chicken feed every month for their chickens, and we could not be happier to watch these beautiful birds grow and live happy and healthy lives on the farm. There’s so many ways to volunteer with Tri Cycle, so check out their website below for more info on how to get involved!
Learn how to volunteerWe are excited to announce our partnership with Food Loops to offer sustainable solutions for reducing food waste. This has been in the works for quite some time now, and we are proud to say that over 50% of our kitchen packaging and all of our taproom packaging is commercially compostable! We are the first grocery store in NWA to begin a comprehensive food waste/compostable products and recycling program for the back AND front of house!
RED Co-Op labels on our kitchen items indicate it can be composted.
BLACK Co-Op labels on our kitchen items need to be disposed of in the trash.
The Co-Op is so much more than just a store. It's a community of like-minded people coming together to share really good food. Join us at our next event.
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