Fresh Groceries or Lifetime Membership at Old North Grocery Co-Op
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- Fresh, local, seasonal produce
- Grass-fed meat
- Member-owned co-op
- Members get 10% discounts
Among the top places to be during an asteroid impact, a grocery store ranks second only to the comforting arms of Bruce Willis. Increase your odds of being in the right place at the right time with today's Groupon to Old North Grocery Co-op. Choose between the following options:
• For $5, you get $10 worth of fresh groceries
• For $40, you get a lifetime co-op membership ($10 equity share and $70 one-time joining fee) (up to an $80 value)
Old North Grocery Co-op stocks locally raised meats and fresh produce grown within 100 miles of its door. Shoppers can take home local meats, cheeses, and veggies, whipping up healthy omelets with a dozen local eggs ($3.50) and drinking locally roasted coffee from Chauvin and the Turner Center for the Arts ($11/lb.). Like an extremely patient carousel, the selection of local produce rotates with the seasons, bringing Georgia peaches ($1.99/lb.) and 13th Street Garden raspberries ($1.00/quarter pound) in the summer.
Customers can get 10 percent savings on all groceries by purchasing a lifetime membership, which includes an equity share and one-time joining fee. In addition to getting a say in the management of the store, Old North members can run in board elections, re-purposing campaign slogans saved from bitter races for middle-school class treasurer.
- Fresh, local, seasonal produce
- Grass-fed meat
- Member-owned co-op
- Members get 10% discounts
Among the top places to be during an asteroid impact, a grocery store ranks second only to the comforting arms of Bruce Willis. Increase your odds of being in the right place at the right time with today's Groupon to Old North Grocery Co-op. Choose between the following options:
• For $5, you get $10 worth of fresh groceries
• For $40, you get a lifetime co-op membership ($10 equity share and $70 one-time joining fee) (up to an $80 value)
Old North Grocery Co-op stocks locally raised meats and fresh produce grown within 100 miles of its door. Shoppers can take home local meats, cheeses, and veggies, whipping up healthy omelets with a dozen local eggs ($3.50) and drinking locally roasted coffee from Chauvin and the Turner Center for the Arts ($11/lb.). Like an extremely patient carousel, the selection of local produce rotates with the seasons, bringing Georgia peaches ($1.99/lb.) and 13th Street Garden raspberries ($1.00/quarter pound) in the summer.
Customers can get 10 percent savings on all groceries by purchasing a lifetime membership, which includes an equity share and one-time joining fee. In addition to getting a say in the management of the store, Old North members can run in board elections, re-purposing campaign slogans saved from bitter races for middle-school class treasurer.