The Six Cooperatives of Keep It Co-Op!
Bathtub Row Brewing CO-OP was up and running in 2015 as Los Alamos’ first craft brewery and the fourth cooperatively run brewery in the United States after three years of hard work and the investment of its membership.
Learn more at www.bathtubrowbrewing.coop
Del Norte Credit Union was founded in 1954 as Los Alamos Scientific Lab Credit Union and serving as the first financial institution in Los Alamos. The organization became a community charter in 1981 and expanded financial services and offerings to surrounding communities.
Learn more at www.dncu.com
Little Forest Playschool was founded in 1951 by a group of local moms in the American Association of University Women. The first playgroup was composed of 15 children and cost .10 cents for juice and supplies. Little Forest is a cooperatively managed preschool for children aged two to five. Children are given the opportunity to learn the same way they do naturally, through exploration and play.
Learn more at www.littleforestplayschool.org
Los Alamos CO-OP Market joined the community in 2011, with a mission to serve Los Alamos County and our Northern New Mexico neighbors with local farm fresh and regional good food and wellness products in ecologically sustainable, socially responsible and economically friendly ways.
Learn more at www.losalamos.coop
Los Alamos Schools Credit Union has been providing high-quality, low-cost financial services to the educational community in New Mexico’s Los Alamos County since 1955 when a dozen or so teachers pooled their money to start the credit union. Today, Los Alamos Schools Credit Union serves nearly 1,800 members and recently expanded their membership to include an even broader education community in Los Alamos.
Learn more at www.lascu.org
Zia Credit Union was organized and founded in 1955 by a group of individuals from Zia Company, support contractors for the Los Alamos National Laboratory. In 1975, management at Zia CU expanded its field of membership to serve the entire community. Since that time, it has further expanded membership to serve those who live, work or worship in Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, Taos and Santa Fe Counties. Zia Credit Union has branches in Los Alamos, Española and Santa Fe.
Learn more at www.ziacu.org
