All Round Up For Change Recipients
Since December 2020, customers have generously “rounded up” their change for local non-profit community organizations.
About Round Up For Change
Groundworks operates our region’s largest and busiest food shelf program: Foodworks. They also offer assistance through Housingworks, Supportworks, Changeworks, and Healthworks. Groundworks.
Foodworks continues to distribute twice as much food as they were pre-COVID, with great shoppers visiting their store each month.
Groundworks works with people and systems, creating solutions to end hunger and homelessness for all people in our region. They envision a community in which all people have their basic needs met, including a safe and dignified place to call home.
Foodworks — a program of Groundworks Collaborative
For over 30 years, Project Feed The Thousands has grown to become the largest annual food drive in southeastern Vermont and southwestern New Hampshire. They unite local residents, businesses, faith organizations, and nonprofits for the common good in a way that nourishes us all. Setting a place for everyone is just what neighbors do. ProjectFeedTheThousands.org
NEYT fosters the growth of young people through the practice of theatre arts in a welcoming, youth-centered community. We aspire for young people to discover the confidence and skills they need to be active participants in creating healthy communities.
Groundworks operates our region’s largest and busiest food shelf program: Foodworks. They also offer assistance through Housingworks, Supportworks, Changeworks, and Healthworks. Groundworks.
Foodworks continues to distribute twice as much food as they were pre-COVID, with great shoppers visiting their store each month.
Groundworks works with people and systems, creating solutions to end hunger and homelessness for all people in our region. They envision a community in which all people have their basic needs met, including a safe and dignified place to call home.
Foodworks — a program of Groundworks Collaborative
Groundworks operates our region’s largest and busiest food shelf program: Foodworks. They also offer assistance through Housingworks, Supportworks, Changeworks, and Healthworks. Groundworks.
Foodworks continues to distribute twice as much food as they were pre-COVID, with great shoppers visiting their store each month.
Groundworks works with people and systems, creating solutions to end hunger and homelessness for all people in our region. They envision a community in which all people have their basic needs met, including a safe and dignified place to call home.
Foodworks — a program of Groundworks Collaborative
Your gift to the Farmer Emergency Fund supports organic and NOFA-VT member farmers who have been adversely affected by natural and unnatural disasters, such as those resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, crop failure, extreme weather, flooding, fire, barn collapse, and financial hardship. We understand that our farmers are imperative to our local food system, economy, and environment and that they do not always qualify for federal or private assistance programs. The Farmer Emergency Fund provides farmers with the needed cash flow in times of emergency, to help them recover and ultimately become more resilient farmers.
The Co-op matched the Round Up total from our customers, $3,550 for a total of $7,100 donation to support the Flood Relief efforts for our farmers that suffered through the horrible flooding this year that destroyed many crops.
The Family Garden is a non-profit organization that provides high-quality childcare to children ages six weeks to six years in a family-style setting. They strive to provide the best possible care to families needing child care in the Windham County area at a reasonable rate. They strive to compensate their teachers fairly and provide children with stimulating activities in a nurturing and safe environment.
The Root Social Justice Center is a BIPOC-led organization located in Brattleboro that is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year with a big bash planned for early fall 2023. This amazing group fights for social and racial justice in Vermont (and beyond) with a focus on centering Blackness, queerness, and youth voices. Financial support and the support of their local community are critical to their ability to do this work.
Out in the Open connects rural LGBTQ+ people to build community, visibility, knowledge, and power.
We are a multiracial grassroots movement and capacity-building organization based in Wabanaki Territory in Windham County, Vermont, and Waldo County, Maine.
We envision a resilient community of communities that works toward the transformation of our economic, social, and political relationships.
We are building a multi-issue multiracial social justice movement of rural LGBTQ+ people.
Founded in 2021, MCC brings together refugees and welcoming communities in Southern Vermont.
BEEC’s mission is to foster experiences that inspire connection to the natural world and its many inhabitants.
BEEC has been providing southeastern Vermont with quality outdoor education programs for more than thirty years. BEEC also coordinates and leads important community-based natural history and conservation programs.
Groundworks operates our region’s largest and busiest food shelf program: Foodworks. They also offer assistance through Housingworks, Supportworks, Changeworks, and Healthworks. Groundworks.
Foodworks continues to distribute twice as much food as they were pre-COVID, with great shoppers visiting their store each month.
Groundworks works with people and systems, creating solutions to end hunger and homelessness for all people in our region. They envision a community in which all people have their basic needs met, including a safe and dignified place to call home.
Foodworks — a program of Groundworks Collaborative