Transforming lives through expressive mental health therapy since 1999!

Hear from our GM, Kenna, one more time before the year comes to a close! All things co-op and co-op community.

See which local nonprofits are on the list!

It’s that time of year again, help plant trees to repair the native land by purchasing a box of 5lb Satsumas.

Nourish Your Body. Harmonize Your Mind. Savor Your Soul.

Indulge in the festivities than with a show-stopping holiday cheese board!

Local Producer Highlight: Goodness Tea from Sequim, WA

Hear from Liz Revord, HSN Director and how you can participate in the future of housing in Jefferson County.

Sunshine and Seawater. Solar Powered Sea Salt. San Juan Island Sea Salt is bringing flavor to the table!

Camp Beausite Northwest is located in beautiful Chimacum, WA and has been serving the special needs community for over 30 years. Come read what they are up to and watch their video.

The Food Bank Growers network grows, gathers, and gives organically grown fruits and vegetables to build healthy, vibrant communities, improve food security, and decrease food waste for our Jefferson County neighbors.

October is National Co-op Month, read why Co-ops are Cool!

Experience sustainable salmon trolling with Captain Rick Oltman: From sea to table, click to learn how it's done.

The Community Wellness edible and medicinal native plant garden project has been selected as this year’s recipient of the Food Co-op’s GROW fund. 

Join the Community Wellness Project at Finnriver Farm & Cidery, Tuesday, October 17th, 5:30 pm for the 7th annual "Lettuce Grow Together!" Harvest Dinner, a fundraiser to support nutritious, local food in Jefferson County schools.

Hear from Kenna, our GM, on all things Co-op this month!

Heartberries is an all outdoors program for children ages 2-5 based at Peace Hill and Shy Acre Farm in Port Townsend, Washington.  We seek to provide affordable care that is nature immersive, multi-cultural, cultivates the imagination, and encourages children's natural inclinations towards love and kindness.

What happens when you ask every 9th Grader to create a team of classmates with whom to develop an innovative product, having at least one local ingredient, and then prototype it, design a logo, create packaging, and table display, and then scale it to sell at a fair for 100 plus attendees?  THEY DO IT!  And they come up with amazing ideas while getting their first taste of true entrepreneurship.

With the sale of each Ocean Bottle, 11.4kg of plastic (the equivalent of 1,000 ocean-bound plastic bottles) is collected globally, in coastal areas where plastic pollution is worst. They work with plastic collection partners Plastic Bank, Plastics for Change and Repurpose Global to actualize this collection.