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By Haddenham Webteam - 6th May 2021 8:30am
Analogous to the 'Green Token' system that Waitrose operates to allocate funds to local good causes, the Haddenham Coop operates a similar system.
When you buy selected Co-op products and services from the Co-op, 2p for every £1 spent goes into your Co-op Membership account and the Co-op will give the same to support community organisations and local causes.
Apparently, the Co-op raised £10,726 for last year's local causes: Carers Bucks, Wheel Power, Bridge the Gap
The funding period for the current causes runs until October 2021. You can choose:
Daytop Multicultural Centre
or
Chilterns MS Centre
or
Aylesbury Vineyard Storehouse
Every time you buy Coop products, a donation is made to your chosen cause.
There are three ways for you to choose a local cause — click on the images on this page to view details.
The online link is here:
https://www.coop.co.uk/membership
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