If you have stopped by to see the SSFC at the farmers market, tell us what you think! This is our first year and we would love to hear your suggestions for us to improve. Are the signs easy to read, are you looking for particular local organic produce or were are owners/members polite and informative? Tell us the good and bad. Thanks in advance for your honest feedback!!! Just click on the word "comments" below this message. You can be anonymous so let us have it. We have been modifying our area each week so if you have not stopped by in a while, check us out again! Different produce is available each week.
-Emily K. SSFC Board Pres.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Friday, August 24, 2007
Things are a Movin'
Did you notice any changes at the SSFC recently? Tell us what you think and any suggestions you may have. More changes to come so keep your eyes peeled!
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Survey
Please comment on the following survey questions. THANK YOU.
1. What is the primary reason you shop the co-op?
2. How often do you come to the co-op?
3. If money was no object, what is one thing you would change about the co-op?
4. Do you think you get value for your money at the co-op?
5. What items do you currently buy elsewhere that you would buy at the co-op if they were available?
6. Do you believe you could commit to spend a MINIMUM of $70 per month to keep the co-op open?
7. Do you think all able-bodied co-op members should be required to volunteer for two hours per month, regardless of age?
8. If the co-op were to relocate within a 5 – 10-mile radius of its current location, would that affect your shopping pattern or membership? How?
9. Should the co-op be open to the public?
10. Other comments you would like to share?
1. What is the primary reason you shop the co-op?
2. How often do you come to the co-op?
3. If money was no object, what is one thing you would change about the co-op?
4. Do you think you get value for your money at the co-op?
5. What items do you currently buy elsewhere that you would buy at the co-op if they were available?
6. Do you believe you could commit to spend a MINIMUM of $70 per month to keep the co-op open?
7. Do you think all able-bodied co-op members should be required to volunteer for two hours per month, regardless of age?
8. If the co-op were to relocate within a 5 – 10-mile radius of its current location, would that affect your shopping pattern or membership? How?
9. Should the co-op be open to the public?
10. Other comments you would like to share?
Saturday, March 17, 2007
A way to "involve" owners/members in the Co-op
If you don't work you pay $10 for that month...right? No biggie, but collecting is sometimes difficult. What if all owners/members pre-pay their $120 when they renew or join. Then each quarter they will receive their money back for the times they worked. If you work each month then you get it all back and if you don't at least the co-op has been compensated.
Morsels Articles
Owners/Members should write more articles in the Morsels. Also a co-op recipe section would be wonderful. All ingredients must be available at the co-op too.
Friday, January 26, 2007
Welcome
The SSFC Board would like to welcome its owners/members to this new service. We hope this communication tool will allow our "family" to better express themselves and offer new ways of learning about each others skills and knowledge. Click on the word "comments" below to blog off! If a trend of comments are created then a new post will be made just for YOU!
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