Robi Milford – President

Cathy Wilson – Vice President

Kate Williamson – Secretary

Lindsey Reader – Community Engagement

Jeff Jansen

Whitney Spivey

The Board is currently looking for an engaged, passionate member to fill a vacant seat on the Board of Directors. No experience necessary. Just a love for the Co-op, 4 months of membership with the Co-op, and the ability to put roughly 4 – 10 hrs of time into the Co-op each month. If interested please email [email protected] for information on how to apply.

The Los Alamos Board of Directors are community members who love the Co+op and want to contribute to its success. They are volunteer members of the Co+op who are elected by Co+op members and they hold important responsibilities to enable the Co+op’s success.

Please email [email protected] with any board-related questions or concerns

Board Meetings

The Board Meetings are held via Zoom on the 4th Wednesday of every month starting at 6pm – except November and December are scheduled for the 3rd Wednesday.

The Board Meetings are open to all Co-op members.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, please email [email protected] for a Zoom invite.

They Strive to Uphold the Seven Cooperative Principles

And The Means Ends Policies

Los Alamos Cooperative Market will:

Provide a conveniently located and inclusive place to buy a variety of products including local, healthy, and natural foods;

Be a cornerstone of the community through outreach and education;

Champion environmental sustainability;

Provide quality employment in an enjoyable, stimulating, and cooperative environment;

Proactively build relationships with local producers to expand their market.

Through these Ends, we will become a thriving marketplace where people want to shop, work, and be.

Board of Directors Agenda – June 26, 2024 – 6pm – 8pm

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Board Meeting Video – 4/24/2024

Past Board Meeting Minutes

Los Alamos Cooperative Market

The Heart of the Community at the Edge of Town

So Much More Than A Grocery Store