TCCP is committed to remaining a reliable destination in serving our community to provide necessary resources for families, owners and staff. As the safety of our community is our first priority, TCCP wants to update and assure you that we are monitoring information regarding coronavirus disease, now called COVID-19. Find our ongoing store updates on… Read More →
This December, we partnered with Draw to learn about our communities’ holiday traditions and food favorites. Draw is a local organization whose mission is to promote mental health using color therapy. Draw was inspired by Charles Moertel, who dreamed of making a children’s book but passed away before having had the opportunity. Draw partners with…
As we continue our year-long celebration of our diverse community through Faces & Voices, we asked three LOCAL writers to reflect on what community means to them in their own personal essays. a ground to stand on By Anna Befort To me, community is the good stuff of life. It’s the unifying thread in my… Read More →
With the last election, the TCCP board added a ninth seat to strengthen and diversify the voices involved in the co-op’s decision-making. This will allow us to spend more time on a broader set of initiatives and focus areas. We’re pleased to welcome two new directors onto the board as elected by our owners, Steve… Read More →
We’re excited to partner with local businesses in our community to extend our owner benefits and lift our local economy. Community Connect encourages co-op owners to keep their dollars in our communities through partnerships with local businesses to offer discounts and perks just for our owners. When you choose local, you strengthen our neighborhoods, empower… Read More →
Introducing Faces & Voices Faces & Voices is a year-long initiative that celebrates our beautifully diverse community. We’re asking our co-op owners and shoppers to join us in telling the stories of the co-op community by answering four unique questions (in-store, on our website and through our social media). The question responses will come to…
The Twin Cities Film Festival (TCFF) celebrates its 10-year anniversary with over 100 films, screened over 11 days. TCFF is a year-round non-profit organization that builds, supports and enhances the visual arts community through their work with local film artists and regional film festivals. The Wedge and Linden Hills Co-op is a proud sponsor of… Read More →
We’re excited to partner with local businesses in our community to extend our owner benefits and lift our local economy. Community Connect encourages co-op owners to keep their dollars in our communities through partnerships with local businesses to offer discounts and perks just for our owners. When you choose local, you strengthen our neighborhoods, empower… Read More →
December Change Matters partner: Nawayee Center School
Introducing Faces & Voices Faces & Voices is a year-long initiative that celebrates our beautifully diverse community. We’re kicking off with a collaborative art project that invites our community members to share their stories about why they shop at the co-op. With your stories, we’ll create a permanent art installation at our three stores.
