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Season 13 · November 26, 2019 · 22 min

Squamish Fresh Co-op

Squamish award-winning businesswoman and mom Kelly Ann Woods had a bee in her bonnet (so to speak). What could be done to increase the variety of fruits and vegetables in her town while keeping the costs down? She reached out to other Squamish Moms on…

  • Food Security
  • British Columbia
  • Consumer Co-ops
  • Women
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About this episode

Squamish award-winning businesswoman and mom Kelly Ann Woods had a bee in her bonnet (so to speak). What could be done to increase the variety of fruits and vegetables in her town while keeping the costs down? She reached out to other Squamish Moms on Facebook and together they pooled their energy and expertise to create the Squamish Fresh Co-op.

Affordability, Sustainability, and Community – these are the co-op’s values.

Sandy Goldman speaks to Kelly Ann about this inspiring story of people coming together to make change in their town and in each other’s lives.

Join the Squamish Fresh community on Facebook here, and follow them on Instagram here!

This episode first aired on November 26, 2019.

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