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Co-op Curbside

Co-op Curbside is easy and convenient! Shop our store online and schedule to pick up your groceries at the Cordata store or the Holly Street building across the street from our Downtown store!

Guess the Weight!

Guess the weight of our giant pumpkins for your chance to win a $20 Co-op gift card! Contest closes October 31. Happy Halloween!

Vote Yes on Proposition 2020-14

The Co-op Board of Directors endorses a Yes vote on Proposition 2020-14. Renewing the Transportation Fund provides one of the most economical and equitable ways your vote will make a difference for people who live, work, or travel in Bellingham.

Local Vendor Profile: Tortillas Con Madre

package of tortillas con madre tortillas locally made in bellingham washington

Lupita Nava grew up eating freshly made tortillas with every meal. Now you can enjoy her locally made tortillas based on a family recipe and enhanced with the healthiest ingredients.

Shop for Houseplants at the Co-op

a large array of houseplants crowd a sunny interior room

Shop for houseplants at the Co-op! We’ve expanded our selection of indoor plants for you to enhance your home, improve indoor air quality, and enjoy the calming effect of houseplants.

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The Revolution will be Delicious

the cofounders of cooperativa tierra y libertad on their farm in everson washington

Buy local blueberries from Cooperativa Tierra y Libertad! Modesto Hernandez Leal and Ramón Barba Torres are the co-founders and worker-owners of this farmworker-owned cooperative in Everson.

Pronoun Pins at the Co-op

pronoun pins for Bellingham Co-Op staff with they them, she her, he him

Co-op shoppers may have noticed staff wearing pronoun pins at work: she/hers/her, he/his/him, or they/theirs/them. Respecting an individual’s stated pronoun is important, as it validates a person’s identity.

Vendor Profile: The Right To Shower

hand covered in soap bubbles holding a bottle of the right to shower body wash in a shower

The simple task of handwashing has never seemed more significant. However, for our neighbors experiencing homelessness the ability to access showers and handwashing facilities is an ongoing issue. Now there’s a business that is tacking that issue and you can help!

Locally Made Face Masks by Oyster Creek Canvas

green cotton face mask with elastic straps made by oyster creek canvas company

The Co-op is currently the only retail outlet for Oyster Creek face masks, availability may fluctuate. Flipside Hats face masks available at both stores. Oyster Creek Canvas masks are washable double-layer 100% cotton with an adjustable elastic strap. Read to learn what makes them great.