Cooperation Town
A network of self organised, community-led food co-ops and food distribution hubs.
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Financial Contributions
Top financial contributors
Individuals
£1,050 GBP since Jun 2020
£1,020.26 GBP since Jun 2020
£801 GBP since Sep 2020
£600 GBP since Oct 2020
£525 GBP since Jan 2021
£410 GBP since Jun 2020
£400 GBP since Jun 2020
£370 GBP since Nov 2020
£300 GBP since Oct 2022
£275 GBP since Sep 2020
£245 GBP since Dec 2020
£200 GBP since Mar 2022
£190 GBP since Oct 2020
£151 GBP since Nov 2022
£120 GBP since Jun 2020
Organizations
£1,196.77 GBP since Dec 2021
£73.1 GBP since May 2020
£5 GBP since Jul 2021
Cooperation Town is all of us
Our contributors 76
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Shiri Shalmy
Katie Higgins
FW Fausten
William Lim
Jane Laporte
Cooperation H...
£1,197 GBP
Olivia Ward
Supporter
£1,050 GBP
incognito
£1,020 GBP
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£801 GBP
Incognito
£600 GBP
Incognito
Supporter
£525 GBP
Sheridan Kates
Friend
£410 GBP
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£2,069.31 GBP
£9,258.34 GBP
£7,189.03 GBP
£859.50 GBP
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News from Cooperation Town
Updates on our activities and progress.
The Cooperation Town End of Year Fundraiser
The Cooperation Town Starter Pack is here!
Three months into lockdown, Cooperation Kentish Town shared over 15,000 meals.
About
It was initiated in 2019 by a group of community organisers and London residents in order to meet local needs for affordable food and community spaces. The network aims to:
- Support opportunities for self organisation on a hyper-local community level
- Build resilience through cooperation
- Bring people together to share skills, resources and experience
- Provide affordable food and household products
- Scale up the network through training and mutual support
Funds raised through Open Collective will be used to develop and sustain the network, provide training and resources to new co-ops, meet needs in response to the high demand around Covid-19 and enable us to develop our work locally and nationally.