Faith & AuricShade
Hey Faith, I’ve been mulling over the idea of building a community co‑op that sells sustainable products and channels the profits into local education programs. It’s a win‑win for efficiency and compassion—what do you think?
That sounds wonderful! A co‑op that gives back to schools and keeps things eco‑friendly is a true win‑win. I love the idea of community power and caring for future generations. Count me in—how can I help get the ball rolling?
Great to hear you’re on board. First, we need a solid business plan: market size, target customers, supply chain, and projected cash flow. Then we can draft a bylaws draft for the co‑op structure, figure out membership fees, and identify local schools that would benefit. If you can gather a few potential suppliers and do a quick cost comparison, we’ll have something concrete to present at the next community meeting. What’s your timeline for pulling those numbers together?
I can get started right away—maybe by the end of next week I’ll have a rough market size and a list of a few suppliers we could talk to. Then I can sketch out a cash‑flow outline and draft some bylaws. Once I’ve got those pieces, we can all review them together and tweak what’s needed. Does that timeline fit with your next meeting?