Great food

  • Bulk Grains, Beans, Rice,
    Nuts and Spices
  • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
  • Fish, Meats, Dairy, Cheese
    and Soy Foods
  • Fresh Soups, Sandwiches
    and Salads

Co-Op Values

  • Open membership
  • One member, one vote
  • Continuing education
  • Cooperation among cooperatives

Read the Co-op's Core Value Framework here.

Active membership

We value our membership. 350+ volunteer member households belong to HPC, as well as over 2000 non-volunteering households.

Learn more about the benefits of membership here.

We're growing!

We now own our building and are doing repairs and improvements. You can support these efforts with a donation or loan, or by Rounding Up at the register.

Read more...

Current News

Hampden Park Co-op in the TC Daily Planet

Posted Wed, 12/21/2011 - 6:07pm

The Hampden Park Co-op and new GM Kari Neathery recently earned some ink in the TC Daily Planet:

Kari Neathery brings to the co-op her leadership experience at Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association and the West Broadway Area Coalition, along with master’s degrees in hospital administration and urban planning.

“The opportunity is great now for co-op groceries,” Neathery said, “because of the interest in local foods, neighborhood shopping, people using their bikes. I think people look to co-ops for that leadership.”

Read more at tcdailyplanet.net.

Report From the 2011 Annual Meeting

Posted Mon, 12/19/2011 - 9:59pm

—by Hannah Miller

Early this October, Joel Krogstad, chair of the board of directors, called to order the 2011 annual shareholders’ meeting, held at the Church of St. Cecilia’s for the first time in several years. The rest of the directors introduced themselves: treasurer Huong Nguyen, outgoing secretary Roseanne Rivers, staff representative Naomi Jackson, Melvyn Jones, Marcia Hanson, and Michael McKenna.

For Rent: Office or Artists Space

Posted Sat, 04/02/2011 - 5:00am
Hampden Park Co-op rents second-floor loft

HPC is renting its second-floor space, a large ( 23'X23') open area with east-facing windows, for $400 per month.

Special Bike-Helmet Discount Available

Posted Thu, 01/05/2012 - 4:05pm

Hampden Park Co-op is partnering with Bicycle Benefits to put more helmeted bicyclists on the streets. Cyclists can buy a sticker for $5, stick it on their bike helmet, and display it for a 5% discount on purchases. The discount is available for non-members or non-working, non-senior members.

The sticker discount isn't available to volunteers or senior members, but we are happy to sell you a sticker if you would like to support this pro-helmet effort. Inquire at register #2 at the co-op for more information.

News From the General Manager

Posted Mon, 12/19/2011 - 10:11pm

—by Kari Neathery

It has been two months now and I have really enjoyed meeting with so many of you at the store and at the annual meeting. To my surprise I have learned about the joys of soy in its many forms! The lime- marinated tempeh sandwich and the tofu curry soup are my current obsessions.

New board members

Welcome to our new board members, Ed Morales, Brian Corner, and Matt Hass. Each of them brings unique skills and talents to the governance of the co-op and has already contributed to the work of the board. They have expanded our knowledge in the areas of board development and social networking, so look forward to increased communications via Facebook, Twitter, and our web site.

Membership News

Posted Mon, 12/19/2011 - 10:05pm

—by Naomi Jackson, Membership Coordinator

2012 volunteer cards

New volunteer wallet cards will be available in mid-December. Pick yours up at Register 1 (by the entryway) and fill out a 2012 Rolodex card. Don’t throw away your old Rolodex card! Put it in the back of the Rolodex file.

If you will no longer be volunteering, ask for a pink shareholder card (or a senior card if you qualify) by filling out the new card request form at Register 1. Put it in the Membership Coordinator envelope in the entryway.

Welcome New Board Members

Posted Thu, 11/10/2011 - 11:10pm

Welcome to new Hampden Park Co-op Board members Ed Morales, Brian Corner and Matt Hass. They were elected at the Co-op's annual meeting in October 2011. Thank you also to Roseanne Rivers for her service on the Board. Roseanne completed her term and rotated off of the Board. Learn more about the Board of Directors.

A History of 928 Raymond Avenue

Posted Sun, 06/05/2011 - 3:03pm

—by Anne Holzman

Built in 1902, the building now owned by Hampden Park Co-op, 928–930 Raymond Avenue, stands as a remnant of St. Anthony Park’s foundation. Only the fire station across the street can claim to have seen so much of the past century.

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