Providing fairer access to food
Our Chief Executive Jo Whitfield explains how Co-op has been tackling food poverty and the ongoing support we’re delivering.
Working together
As society changes, a little co-operation from our members and customers can make a big difference. Read how we're helping the local community and how you can become a local hero too.
Get tickets to Music Feeds Festival
If you’re missing live music and want to do some good for the community then join us for an exclusive two-day virtual festival, Music Feeds. Over 40 artists will be playing in your living room including Sam Smith, Liam Gallagher and Blossoms. Music Feeds takes place on 28th and 29th January 2021, with a single £15 ticket giving access to both nights.
Proceeds go to FareShare to help fight food poverty, as well as Help Musicians and Stagehands, causes that care for musicians and live production workers during times of crisis. Book now and get ready for some brilliant lockdown entertainment.
Supporting the local community
Helping communities shop for each other
We’ve made it easier for those staying at home to pay for and get their essentials delivered with our Community Shopping Scheme. If you’ve been instructed by the Government to stay home, you can purchase or top up our Community Shopping Card by calling 0800 029 4592. Friends, family or volunteers can use this to do your shopping in store.
Our new Co-op Membership gives a helping hand to you and your community
Every time members buy selected Co-op branded products and services, 2p for every pound spent goes to you and we’ll give the same to support community organisations and local causes.
