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--- coop [2022/10/17 18:06] – emarkowski
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 ====== Coop ======
+[{{ :coop.jpg?direct&250|The Coop store logo. Photo credit: The Coop Facebook page}}]
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+The Coop is an on-[[summit_campus|campus]] thrift store located in the lower level of [[jackson_hall|Jackson Hall]]. Established in 2011 by Green Campus, the Coop sells used clothing, shoes, furniture, appliances, books, décor, and more to the Trinity community.
-The Coop is an on-campus thrift store located under Jackson Hall. Established in 2011 by Green Campus, the Coop sells used clothing, furniture, applicainces, books, CD’s and more to the community.
+The store takes donations from students year-round, and also participates in and helps facilitate the annual Dump and Run, which occurs during move-out week each May. During the Dump and Run, sites are set up around dorms where students can “dump” any belongings they want to donate. The Coop then sorts through the donations and resells them. Donations also come from academic buildings on campus when storage rooms are cleared out, as well as [[fraternities|fraternity]]-owned houses removing unused items.
-Both cash and Bantam Bucks are accepted as payment, and all proceeds are donated to local charities at the end of the school year. Charities have included the Keney Park Sustainability Project, Internal House, and Hartford Mutual Aid. Management is directed out of the Community Service Office, but the store itself is entirely run by student volunteers.
+All Coop proceeds are donated at the end of the school year to local charities, which have included the Keney Park Sustainability Project, Interval House, and Hartford Mutual Aid. Management is directed out of the Community Service Office, but the store itself is entirely run by student volunteers.
-The store takes donations from students year round, and also participates in and helps facilitate the annual Dump and Run. Occurring during move out at the end of the school year, sites are set up around dorms where students can “dump” any belongings they want to get rid of. The Coop then sorts through the donations and resells them. Donations also come from buildings on campus clearing out storage rooms, as well as fraternities disposing of unused items from their houses.
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 ===== Sources =====
+[[https://www.facebook.com/TheCoopThrift|The Coop Facebook page]]
-[[http://example.com|Book Title Here]] (Date of Publication) by Author, pp. 00-00.
+[[https://www.trincoll.edu/cher/community-service/|Office of Community Service and Civil Engagement - Student Groups : The Coop]]
-[[http://example.com|Title of Website]].
-[[http://example.com|Trinity Tripod]], MM/DD/YYYY.
+[[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/tripod/3155/|The Trinity Tripod]], 09/14/2010.
-*Put sources in order of date (most recent first)
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