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Hear Ye, Hear Ye!

Thanks for coming! Doylestown Food Co-op Town Hall Meeting On Thursday, January 19th from 7pm till 8:30 At Doylestown Library’s Pearl S. Buck Room Many thanks to over fifty community members who joined us at our town hall meeting! Stay posted for our next public event.

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Become a Member

  Top Five Reasons to Join the Doylestown Food Co-op 1. You want convenient access to locally produced, fresh food. 2. You want to see farming and open space preserved in Bucks County. 3. You want a say in what products your store offers and how it is run. 4. You want your food dollars [...]

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We need to know…

…what YOU want To find out exactly what our community expects from the Doylestown Food Co-op, as their local food source, we set up the survey below. It will only take 5-10 minutes of your time and will greatly assist us in determining how to cater to our members needs. Feel free to add any [...]

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Who We Are

In September of 2009, a group of local residents came together to pool our time and resources to provide our families with better access to locally raised and produced foods. We organized a biweekly ordering, pick up, and distribution system to collect local goods and get them to member families, and we opened up membership to any interested family. The Doylestown Food Club grew very quickly, and it soon became clear that because of the natural limitations and volunteer requirements of the club model we were following as well as the constraints of our borrowed space, we would not be able to serve all the families interested in participating. As a result, the club closed its membership and began to maintain a waiting list, and a few of our coordinators began exploring the possibility of founding an actual brick and mortar cooperatively owned store in Doylestown. This store would be owned and governed by its members, and its primary mission would be to provide centralized and convenient access... 

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