💙Tonight our Youth Council visited the Newton Hall Co-op branch to meet our fabulous Co-op Pioneer Paula Snowdon and Multi-Site Manager Gary Colpitts💙
We are currently a Co-op Local Community Fund cause and are raising funds for our community allotment.
Paula and Gary invited us along for an exclusive
VIP tour!
🌎 Learning the principles of Fairtrade and how the Co-op were trailblazers in bringing it in to their stores
🌎 The early years of the Co-op and how they were innovative in produce quality and their concept of membership
🌎 The soft plastic recyling scheme, enabling customers to recycle even more than they could if they only did kerbside recycling
🌎 In store innovations to reduce carbon emissions with magic lights!
🌎 Food waste and how to reduce it
🌎 Clever packaging and secret barcodes
💡 Our Youth Council have came away inspired to implement some of the Co-ops ways at Sacriston Youth and Community Project…. Watch this space.
The team kindly donated us a range of Fairtrade products which are making their way to our coffee station, and the veggies are already prepared for a yummy vegetable soup for our Wombles team tomorrow. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
If you are already a Co-op member please choose us as your preferred cause as every time you shop we get a donation to add to our running total and it doesn’t cost you a penny 💰
If you aren’t a member you can join by following the below link 👇
❓ Did you know the Rochdale Pioneers are famous for creating the Rochdale Principles that all Co-ops around the world use and operate to, to this day. They were founded in 1844 at 31 Toad Lane, Rochdale, and there is still a museum there celebrating their innovations!
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