Board Member Anne Hartwick gives us an update including a change in Board members and a vacancy, who is helping us with updating our business plan, information about our online shopping surveys, and what is happening with our capital campaign. 

Brienne gives an update about our 2021 progress so far through the Stage 2B milestones (Owner Growth, Planning Capital Campaign, Site Selection) of Whitewater Grocery Co.'s development and planning.

Katy gives an update about our 2021 progress so far through the Stage 2B milestones (Owner Growth, Planning Capital Campaign, Site Selection) of Whitewater Grocery Co.'s development and planning.

Board President, Katy Wimer gives an update about our December progress through the milestones (Owner Growth, Planning Capital Campaign, Site Selection) of Stage 2B of Whitewater Grocery Co.'s development and planning.

Our BIGGEST ownership drive of 2020 has a new, extended deadline: January 31, 2021. There's still time to enter to win $700 cash.

"Any skills around outreach and communication will surely come with me into my role as president and serve as the catalyst for keeping us motivated, excited, and inclusive of the community as a whole as we push into and through this next stage of development."

"We have been building a reputation and now we need to build a store. This takes a new type of focus and energy. This transition will require new leadership and fresh ideas." 

Proud Places interviews Board President, Lacey, about the Whitewater Grocery Co. and the importance of supporting our small communities!

“Just one more bite.” “Don’t you want to grow up big and strong?” “A clean plate is a happy plate.” Do any of these sound familiar? These were things that I consistently heard at the dinner table with my family. I grew up with two little brothers and it always seemed like a struggle to get us kids to eat our fruits and vegetables. Every time we took a bite of our broccoli, we were wishing out loud that it was a french fry or a potato chip. 

As the Farm to School Americorps member for Jefferson County, it is one of my pondering questions, how do I get students to eat more fruits and vegetables and actually enjoy them? I’ve always enjoyed a challenge. Now there are kids out there that really enjoy eating their recommended food groups, but there are some kids that are simply not a fan.