This month we would like to share an update on our progress establishing committees for this year and insights from our new Directors after attending a Cooperative Board Leadership 101 training.

Committee Update

At our January meeting, the Board voted to establish the following committees for this year:
• Member Linkage Committee
• Board Perpetuation Committee
• Staff Involvement in Governance Committee

Draft charters for these committees are being prepared and will be reviewed for our February meeting. For now, the member participation sections will remain open as we continue to reach out to those who have expressed interest in serving. If you’ve already filled out the interest form—thank you! We’ll be in touch after our February meeting with more information.

The Board is also continuing discussions about convening additional committees, including the Audit and Ethics Committees. These topics will be addressed at our January … Read More »

Get Hands-On with Wellness: Fire Cider Making Class

Looking for a fun, interactive way to boost your immunity this winter? Join us on Saturday, February 1, 11am for a FREE Fire Cider Making Class, hosted by Frog Juice Kombucha at the co-op!

What Is Fire Cider?

Fire Cider is a traditional tonic made from apple cider vinegar, honey, and a blend of powerful, natural ingredients like garlic, ginger, and cayenne. Known for its immune-boosting and digestion-supporting properties, it’s the perfect addition to your daily wellness routine.

What to Expect at the Event

This class is a hands-on experience where you’ll learn:

The history and health benefits of Fire Cider.
Step-by-step instructions on how to make your own batch.
Creative ways to use Fire Cider in your meals or drinks.

We’ll provide the ingredients, tools, and expert guidance—all you need to bring is your curiosity and enthusiasm!

Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday, … Read More »

At Three Rivers Market, we believe in the power of community-driven leadership. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce an exciting volunteer opportunity for passionate and engaged co-op members like you!

We’re Seeking Volunteers for Our 2025 Board Committees!

If you’ve ever wondered how you can make a meaningful impact at TRM, this is your chance. By joining a Board Committee, you’ll help shape the future of our co-op, support its mission, and ensure we remain a thriving, community-focused organization.

Why Volunteer?
Influence the Co-op’s Direction: Be part of critical conversations and decisions that guide TRM’s governance.
Support Our Mission: Help us continue to prioritize local, sustainable, and inclusive practices in everything we do.
Build Community: Collaborate with other dedicated members who share your passion for making a difference.

How to Get Involved
Getting started is simple! Click here to fill out our volunteer interest form. Share a bit … Read More »

The Three Rivers Board of Directors is thrilled to welcome three new members, the winners of our 2024 Board Election.  Mary French, Teri O’Meara, and Debbie Sharp were elected to serve three-year terms, and were welcomed into the Board at our December 12th meeting.  578 members voted in the election, a turnout rate of 14.8%.  They have already started the Board orientation process, and will be undergoing our standard cooperative governance trainings in the upcoming months.  The returning members look forward to working with Mary, Teri, and Debbie, and we’re all excited for a productive 2025 for our market and cooperative.

The Board also expresses sincere gratitude for the service of our three outgoing members: Jackie Kittrell, Drew Rutherford, and Kathryn Tilson.  Jackie joined the Board to fill a vacant seat in 2024, and her skilled facilitation and communication advice helped … Read More »

Gift with a Story: Hand-Dyed Indigo Luffas & Luffa Soap

These hand-dyed indigo luffas are grown with care by our friends at Broken Shovel Farm, a teaching farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture and community education.

Pair them with their handmade luffa soap for a thoughtful gift that’s as beautiful as it is functional!

Why we love it:
Broken Shovel Farm isn’t just about growing crops—they’re growing knowledge, teaching others about sustainable farming, and inspiring the next generation of growers. Supporting these luffas means supporting their mission.

Prices:

Indigo Luffas:
Priced $2.89–$13.99

Luffa Soaps:

Small: $4.99

Large: $7.99

Perfect as stocking stuffers or for anyone who loves eco-friendly, artisan-made gifts.