Welcome to

Dorchester Food Co-op

A grassroots initiative to build a community & worker-owned grocery store.

Rendering of our store entry at 195 Bowdoin Street is for illustration only. The store has not been built or acquired at this time. Video, renderings, and store design by CoEverything.

The mission of the Dorchester Food Co-op is to challenge the traditional food system by building a community and worker-owned asset that
nourishes, employs, and reinvests in the local community.


DORCHESTER FOOD COOP is seeking a GENERAL MANAGER
to lead the DFC from start-up, through opening and beyond.
Click
HERE to see full job posting and description on our JOBS page.


WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE DORCHESTER FOOD CO-OP HAS BEEN SELECTED TO RECEIVE A $100,000 GRANT THROUGH THE CUMMINGS $25 MILLION GRANT PROGRAM!
CUMMINGSFOUNDATION.ORG

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Dorchester is a great place to live, work and play. The co-op will be a space for neighbors to interact, share ideas, and buy fresh food to keep healthy.
— Gigi Eacmen, co-op member owner

Why a Food Co-op?

 

Boosts Local Economy

A food co-op is a grocery store owned and controlled by the community—anyone may become a member. Our co-op will operate for the mutual benefit of all members, returning profits to the community through programming, discounts, and lower costs.

Increases Access to Healthy Food

By joining together, co-op members gain access to products, services or markets not otherwise available to them. Our co-op will value equality among member-owners, enrichment of the community, and support of local sustainable products.

Fosters Active Community

Healthy food is just one part of the equation. Our co-op will be an active hub where community members can gather to share, learn, and explore together.

Join the Co-op Today

 

Stay up to date with community events and activity happening at the Co-op! Our E-Newsletter offers recipes, Co-op news and more.

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