Here are some of our Local Partners, and the list will grow as we develop this page. If you are a Local Partner, and would like to join this page, email here…
Local Partners – website links & distance from the Co-op
Featured Local Eats
Oyster Bay Farm
Oyster Bay Farm is located on Totten Inlet right here in Olympia.
As you can see below, it’s a gorgeous farm that provides us with these delicious
and gorgeous multi-colored eggs! They offer our community high quality, locally raised and... More » Featured Local Eats
Burnt Ridge Nursery & Orchards
Burnt Ridge Nursery & Orchard is an organic & GAP certified family farm located in the western foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Since 1980 we’ve been growing every fruit & nut tree that will grow in the Pacific Northwest, and... More »
Colvin Ranch
Located in Tenino, only 16 miles away, Colvin Ranch provides us with a great choice of grass fed beef, found in the frozen meat department in both stores. The Ranch has been in the same family for five generations, first... More » Spring Creek Farm
Spring Creek Farm is a small family farm in Rochester. Since beginning the business, in 1996, Chris Robinson and Melissa Southwick have been committed to maintaining a low environmental impact, with both the farm and the home using solar power... More » 
Flying Cow Creamery
With a passion for respect of animals and producing high quality yogurt, Keith and Selma began Flying Cow Creamery in 2013. They package in returnable glass jars made in the United States, and take efforts to educate folks about what... More » Calliope Farm
Speaking of growing and eating locally… how about 3 miles from the Co-op’s westside location? Introducing Calliope Farm, a family operation that is certified organic and passionate about quality and diversity. “We grow on 10 acres of beautiful silt-loam... More » Yoga Way of Life (skin care)
We have enjoyed Yoga Way of Life‘s regular appearances at both stores, talking with folks, helping them to discover how Yoga Way of Life skin care products can help to meet their specific needs. Here is a profile write... More » Honeylove Chocolates
Honeylove Chocolates of Olympia uses organic fair trade cacao and local honey in their decadent treats. They provide delicious, scrumptious, perfectly balanced honey sweetened chocolates to discerning chocolate lovers, and to support ethical bee centered beekeepers.Visit their site ... More » 
Stewart Organics
Stewart Organics in Puyallup are one of the top farms prioritized during our Local Buying season. Lots of fresh veggies all season make their way from their farm to our tables. Stewart Organics also have been known to deliver these... More » Tieton Farm & Creamery
We have some great artisan cheeses in stock especially from this one creamery, Tieton Farm & Creamery, that we ordered directly from. This is their first time at the Co-op and we are probably the only ones selling their... More » Steamboat Island Goat Farm
Celebrate Artisan Cheese month in October with tasting some fine Steamboat Island Goat Farm cheese. Their cheese can also be sampled in downtown restaurants, The Mark and Old School Pizzeria! here’s the latest news from Steamboat Island Goat Farm... More » 
Host Defense & Fungi Perfecti
Fungi Perfecti is a family-owned, environmentally friendly company specializing in using mushrooms to improve the health of the planet and its people. Founded by mycologist and author Paul Stamets in 1980, we are leaders in a new wave of technologies... More » Pigman’s Organic Produce Patch
Come check out the Pigmans Produce You Pick Pumpkin Patch the whole month of October every year. Also, you can join their CSA or visit their farm! For the latest news, visit their website Dean and Jan Pigman have been... More » 
Wobbly Cart
Wobbly Cart is a certified organic farm south of Olympia on the Chehalis River. They also have a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, with drop sites ranging from Olympia to Portland, including one for the employees of the Department of... More » Cobb’s Handmade Desserts
Stephen and Rebecca Cobb started selling their Salted Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups in 2013. Within two years, they quit their day jobs and expanded their product offerings to include Cashew Cream Cheese and dairy free Cheesecake. Here is an... More »