INVEST IN AMERICA'S COOPERATIVE BUSINESSES

Cooperatives build community wealth and local ownership.

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Cooperatives are built on 7 principles: voluntary membership, democratic control, member economic participation, autonomy, education, cooperation among cooperatives, and concern for community. Our giving levels honor this foundation of the cooperative movement.

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$40+ billion

in annual consumer benefits provided by credit unions

42 million Americans

are user-owners of electric co-ops

$2 invested

back into the local economy for every $1 spent at food co-ops

43% of Americans

belong to a credit union

2 million farmers

belong to ag and purchasing co-ops

2.9 million

small businesses could be preserved by transitioning to worker ownership

Co-op Voices

Cooperatives aren’t just legacy institutions—they’re the blueprint for a more resilient, more democratic, and more locally rooted American economy.

Gina Schaefer

founder of 12+ Ace Hardware stores in the Washington, DC area

I’m proud of being a co-owner and part of the management team. I feel like I wouldn’t have gotten this opportunity anywhere else.

Emma Le

worker-owner at A Slice of New York

The cooperative advantage isn’t just about business—it’s about building communities that endure.

Casey Fannon

president and CEO of National Cooperative Bank

Three ways CO-OPS invest in America

Support and sustain the people-centered businesses at the heart of your community

Creating jobs and building prosperity

In the Bronx, Cooperative Home Care Associates provides exceptional care for local seniors and stable, well-paying job opportunities.

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Helping small businesses compete

Ace Hardware’s co-op structure empowers small businesses with the tools and infrastructure they need to thrive and strengthen their communities.

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Reinvesting profits

Cooperatives don’t exist to make shareholders wealthy; instead, they return profits to their members and enrich their communities.

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