Curtis Lumber donated paint, painting supplies, and materials for wall repair for Vets Town Hall’s new workspace!
Curtis Lumber is a family-owned company with 23 full-service home improvement stores. One of those locations is on Pine Street in Burlington, VT – just up the street from Vets Town Hall’s new home.
Hunger Mountain Co-op is a member-owned, community-based natural market committed to building a dynamic community of healthy individuals, sustainable local food systems, and thriving cooperative commerce.
The VEC Community Fund, supported entirely by voluntary donations from VEC members, is intended to strengthen the community by awarding grants to organizations that serve VEC members, underscoring one of the seven cooperative principles, “concern for community.” The fund awarded its first grant in 2015 and since then has made more than 280 separate grants…
Proudly serving up fresh roasted coffee, breakfast, lunch and local pastries since 1998, in the capital of Vermont.
Krin’s Bakery makes delicious cookies, cupcakes, and other treats using time-honored recipes and simple, fresh ingredients. Whether in a lunchbox, enjoyed over coffee, or served at a special occasion, their baked goods celebrate founder Krin Barberi’s twin passions for baking and for building community. Krin’s Bakery products are the treats you love and remember—chocolate cupcakes…
The Lighting House generously donated floor lamps for Vets Town Hall’s new workspace. Established in 1977, The Lighting House has been illuminating homes and outdoor spaces for over four decades. Their showroom on Shelburne Road features a curated collection of lighting fixtures and outdoor furniture.
A statewide nonprofit organization founded in 1974, Vermont Humanities seeks to engage all Vermonters in the world of ideas, foster a culture of thoughtfulness, and inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning. A state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, Vermont Humanities believes that engagement with the world of ideas, in interaction…