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| Austin
Cooperatives Directory http://michaelbluejay.com/coop/ Listings with contact information for housing, retail, and media co-ops in Austin. |
| Co+op Stronger Together http://strongertogether.coop/ An online co-op community. Talk and learn about issues that interest us all. When it comes to food, there’s a lot to talk about. Join conversations with other StrongerTogether.coop members about where it comes from, how it’s made, and where to find great food and nourishment in your community and in your life. |
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Cooperative
Community Fund http://community.coop/ccf/ The Give Where You Live Campaign helps nonprofits working in our community to make ends meet. Through the Twin Pines Cooperative Foundation, each co-op is linked with many other co-ops in building their local Cooperative Community Fund. Each one increases its potential by uniting local actions, andreduces its costs by sharing resources nationally. |
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Co-op
America Green Pages www.greenamericatoday.org Consortium of co-operative and green businesses and organizations. |
| NASCO
- North American Students of
Cooperation www.nasco.coop NASCO is the voice for a federation of campus-based housing and retail co-ops in the US and Canada. Members benefit from co-op training, education, development and networking resources. |
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National
Cooperative Business Association www.ncba.coop NCBA's mission is to develop, advance and protect cooperative enterprise; NCBA provides services and information for and about all types of cooperatives. |
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Twin
Pines Cooperative Foundation community.coop/twinpines Twin Pines provides information about co-ops, educates co-op members, strengthens co-op organizations, develops cooperative models, and unifies the cooperative movement. Twin Pines is responsible for the Co-op Resource Center, Co-op Camp Sierra, Twin Pines Cooperative Housing Institute, and Eco-op Action. |
| Cooperative
Grocer www.cooperativegrocer.coop Dedicated to serving the education and information needs of food co-ops. |
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CGIN
- Cooperative Grocers' Information
Network www.cgin.coop CGIN provides web-based services to co-ops. Use of the CGIN listserve is available to the general public, but most resources are accessed only by member co-ops. CGIN provides managers with extensive, in-depth documents from other members and mutually strengthens participating co-ops. |
| Cooperative
Development Foundation www.cdf.coop/ CDF is a charitable foundation that raises funds to provide community developers with the hardest money to get- the first dollar in. Over the last 20 years alone, they have granted or loaned out over $10 million; over the last 65 years, they have helped millions of people open doors to improve their communities through innovative cooperative enterprise. |
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National
Cooperative Bank www.ncb.coop Co-op loan and cooperative financing specialists. |
| .coop www.cooperative.org Registration for .coop domain names. |
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| Credit
Union National Association www.cuna.org Represents and serves the nation's credit unions and their members. |
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International
Cooperative Alliance www.ica.coop/al-ica/ Independent NGO which unites, represents and serves co-ops worldwide. |