Ownership
Own a grocery store with your friends and neighbors.
What you actually get.
The numbers
Three hundred dollars. A lifetime share.
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Fill out the application
Apply now -
Pay your first $25
Pay online -
Shop and save
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Pay off your equity
The questions we hear at the register.
How much does it cost to become an owner?
Your owner investment is $300, paid in full within 3 years. Your $300 is a lifetime equity share — it’s returned to you (minus a $10 fee) if you ever leave.
Is there a payment plan?
Yes. $25 to begin your ownership, then $25 per quarter (at minimum) for 3 years. Pay faster if you’d like — there’s no upper limit on how quickly you can close out your equity.
Are there monthly fees or dues?
No. Once your $300 is paid in full, the only money you give the Co-op is for your regular shopping trips. No monthly, quarterly, or yearly fees.
Can I get a refund if I withdraw?
Yes. You’ll receive your full investment balance, minus a $10 administrative fee, if you decide to withdraw your ownership.
Can I shop at the Co-op if I’m not an owner?
Absolutely. The Co-op is open to all. Owners get discounts and vote in elections; non-owners get the same prices as the general public.
My equity payments are overdue — can I still shop?
You’re always welcome to shop. Owner perks (like the quarterly 10% day) pause while you’re behind, and come right back when your account is current.
Can someone else use my owner number?
No. Ownership is tied to you, not the household. Same-household family members can become joint owners for no extra cost — ask at the register.