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Selected nonprofits receive half of the shopper donations collected during their designated month.
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Community Support Program | Whole Foods Co-op Community Support Program Application Information Community Support Program Application Information Whole Foods Co-op is proud to support local organizations dedicated to our community. Our GIVE! program makes it simple for shoppers to make positive change – by rounding up their change – as they check out at our registers.
Each month, a different nonprofit or cause is featured in our round-up program. Each year, eight nonprofits are selected by Co-op Owners and staff to be the round-up recipient for a month. Each nonprofit receives half of the shopper donations collected during their designated month.
The other half will fund the Co-op’s Grow Local Food Fund, a grant program that builds capacity in our local food system. The application for the 2027 GIVE! Community Support Program will be open July 1 – 31, 2026.
Recipients will be nonprofits who serve the communities in or surrounding Duluth, MN or Superior, WI, or support the regional farming or food production economy. The nonprofit’s efforts must also align with the GIVE! Community Support Program’s priority areas: Environmental Stewardship; Equity & Diversity; Food Access*; Local Food Economy.
Only applications will be considered for nonprofits who have not been a GIVE! recipient in the past three years (2024, 2025, 2026). With dozens of amazing nonprofits in the community, this stipulation has been made to create access to this program for more nonprofits across our community.
If you are a for-profit business who supports the regional farming or food production economy, please consider applying for the Grow Local Food Fund grant. *The GIVE! Community Support Program prioritizes creating access to food for people.
While we acknowledge and value food access for all living creatures, the focus of this priority area is on nourishing our human neighbors. See What We’re Looking to Fund Environmental Stewardship Application Review Process Democracy is one of Whole Foods Co-op’s Cooperative Principles . In this light, GIVE!
recipients are determined through a multi-step democratic process. Applications will be reviewed for eligibility based on nonprofit status and alignment with the GIVE! Community Support Program’s priority areas.
Whole Foods Co-op staff will then vote on which nonprofits will proceed to the Owner ballot. These remaining nonprofits are presented on the Owner ballot, and all Whole Foods Co-op Owners have the opportunity to vote to determine the final list of recipients. The 2027 Application Will Be Open July 1-31, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits serving communities in or surrounding Duluth, MN or Superior, WI, or supporting the regional farming or food production economy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was July 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
GIVE! Community Support Program is funded by Whole Foods Co-op. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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