In February, we were thrilled to award our first Farmer Fund Grants to six local farms using donations from our members. We hope this fund grows from year to year.

Have you heard about the Nordland General Store on Marrowstone Island? Read about their history and become a founding member in their new Co-op!

Just Soup is a weekly free lunch program that has been serving the community for more than a decade.

Transforming lives through expressive mental health therapy since 1999!

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.

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

Picking out a wine for get-togethers, Friendsgiving and dinner events can prove to be a challenging task. Hear from James, our resident wine sommelier, about all things holiday wine.

Oregon roastery, Café Mam (say "mom") is grown by fair trade cooperatives of native Maya farmers living in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. It is 100% organic, fair trade certified, shade-grown, high altitude, arabica coffee.

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.

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.

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.

Community Build built three temporary supervised villages in Jefferson County starting with Peter's Place in Port Hadlock in 2020. This was followed by Pat's Place in Port Townsend, and we have built 20 tiny shelters for OlyCAP at Caswell-Brown off Mill Road. These facilities have housed over 75 residents over the last 3 years. We are so proud of this accomplishment!

JUMP! Jefferson Universal Movement Playground was formed in 2016 as a group of parents and physical and occupational therapists to build the first accessible and inclusive playground in our County.

WSU Extension Clallam / Jefferson County are thrilled to announce a new community-centered Farm to Food Bank Fund! This fund will give our community a simple channel for contributions that will sustain farmers while lifting up food equity. 

Learn how volunteer Port Townsend StyroCyclers group, a Local 20/20 Beyond Waste Project, recycles expanded polystyrene, commonly known as styrofoam

PT Potential works to transform our community's waste plastic into community infrastructure while challenging PT to see its own prospects of moving beyond the plastic economy.