We’re pleased to announce the following directors were elected by their fellow member-owners for three-year terms: Congratulations to Michelle, Oren, and Rachael. And thank you for taking part in the election with your household’s vote! The new Board will be seated at the July 11th Board meeting.
It’s election season! Voting is the single most influential thing you can do as a KCFC member-owner because the Board of Directors are the stewards who govern this business that you own. Member-owners will be sent an e-mail ballot through Helios. If you don’t receive your ballot, make sure to check old email accounts and your
What’s up everybody?!? This will be my first broadcast since opening the store! Congratulations to all you member-owners out there . . . WE DID IT!! Now that the store has been open for a few weeks, let’s talk about it. We scrambled to get the doors open: Most co-ops give themselves a few weeks after
Each June, KCFC member-owners vote for a group of their peers to serve on the Co-op’s Board of Directors. Now is the time for YOU to throw your hat in the ring. WHAT DOES THE BOARD DO? At a basic level, the Board sets and maintains the strategic vision for our Co-op. The Board represents the member-owners’ best interest, and also
Groundbreaking ceremony included local news media, elected officials, project partners, and several key funders in recognition of KCFC’s accomplishment.
Announcing a critical staff hire on our pathway to store opening later this year. After a national search, countless hours worked and interviews conducted by our GM Search Committee, the Kensington Community Food Co-op is excited to announce the hiring of our first General Manager, Mike Richards! The KCFC Board of Directors chose Mike from
Getting to this milestone has been over a year in the making. Working closely with experts in food co-op design, our architects at Studio 6mm have developed plans that marry form and function. They have worked hard to create a space that fits our budget and into the existing structure and neighborhood fabric. Let’s walk through