Co op model in North Carolina

Tidal Creek Co-op is a community-owned grocery store and restaurant located at 5329 Oleander Drive in Wilmington, North Carolina. This unique institution offers a wide selection of organic and locally sourced foods, as well as health and wellness products. With a focus on sustainability and community, Tidal Creek Co-op is a favorite destination for those looking to support local farmers and businesses. Whether you're shopping for groceries, grabbing a bite to eat at the café, or browsing the selection of natural products, Tidal Creek Co-op is a must-visit for anyone in the Wilmington area.

Durham Co-op Market is a community-owned grocery store located in Durham, North Carolina. We offer a wide selection of fresh, locally-sourced produce, meats, dairy products, and pantry staples. Our mission is to provide our members and customers with high-quality, sustainable food options while supporting local farmers and producers. With a commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility, Durham Co-op Market is dedicated to promoting healthy eating and building a stronger, more resilient food system in our community. Come visit us at 1111 West Chapel Hill Street to experience the best in local and organic food options.

Green Muse Cleaning Co-op is a sustainable cleaning company located at 508 North Grove Street in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Our cooperative model allows us to provide high-quality, eco-friendly cleaning services while promoting fair wages and ethical practices. With a focus on using non-toxic products and reducing our environmental impact, we strive to create a healthier and greener home for our clients. Contact us today to experience the difference of a truly green cleaning service.

Weaver Street Market is a bakery, cafe, food, grocery, and supermarket located at 404 West Hargett Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. The new 12,600-square-foot store is situated at The Dillon, a mixed-use development in the city's Warehouse District. This is the fourth location in the Triangle area, and the first outside of Orange County. Weaver Street Market has already built a strong following in Raleigh and is excited to become a part of the vibrant downtown community. The institution aims to be a gathering place where the community can enjoy fresh, healthy, and locally sourced products from trusted producers. Operating on a co-op model, Weaver Street Market is run for the community, by the community. The institution offers one hour of parking validation in the Dillon parking deck for customers who make a purchase of $10.00 or more and also provides curb-side pickup for those who buy more than they can carry to their cars. Bus information is available, with an R-line stop at Morgan and Harrington, as well as a stop at Hargett St. and Harrington after 6:30 PM. Weaver Street Market looks forward to serving the Raleigh community and being a hub for quality products and community engagement.