Imagine a grocery store where every visit not only fills your pantry, but also fulfills a promise to your community and the planet.

Join Us

Joining Kennett Community Grocer as a Member-Owner entitles your household to certain benefits and makes you a partial owner of the co-op.

You join as a household (no matter how many people are in it) and you only need to join once. Just a one-time membership fee.

While everyone will be welcome to shop at KCG when our doors open, the perks of membership make now a great time to join!

Why Join Now?

How do you benefit from having a food co-op in Kennett Square? Let us list the ways…

Early members receive special perks including exclusive discounts to our partner vendors, invitations to member-only tasting events and workshops, and a say in the future store's product selection process. Plus, you’ll be the first to know about our progress, with behind-the-scenes updates and sneak peeks.
As a founding member, your voice will shape the future of our co-op. From the products we stock to the events we host, your input will be invaluable in creating a store that truly reflects our community's needs and values.
Your membership does more than just help open the doors; it lays the foundation for a community hub focused on sustainable living and local sourcing. Together, we can create a powerful economic engine that supports local farmers, producers, and artisans.
Be at the forefront of the movement towards a more sustainable future. Our co-op prioritizes eco-friendly practices, zero waste goals, and the promotion of organic, non-GMO foods that are good for you and the planet.
The co-op will be more than a store—it will be a place to connect with like-minded individuals, learn through workshops, and participate in events that promote a healthy, sustainable lifestyle.

Thinking about joining, but still have questions?

Learn more by visiting our FAQ page or contacting us here.

Ready to Join?

Excellent! We can’t wait to have you as our newest Member-Owner.

The one-time cost to join for a household or business is $300. These funds will be used to cover expenses associated with building out our organization and our future brick-and-mortar grocery store.