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Grocery co-ops pledge over $28,000 to Twin Cities Pride after Target was uninvited (bringmethenews.com)
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cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/18330393

As Twin Cities Pride continues to fill the financial gap left by uninviting Target from its 2025 events, six Twin Cities co-ops are stepping up.

The co-ops โ€” Eastside, Lakewinds, Mississippi Market, Seward, Valley Natural, and Wedge โ€” have pledged a $28,700 donation to the Twin Cities Pride safety fund.

The co-ops announced the donation on social media, and confirmed to Bring Me The News that they'll be delivering the donation this week.

"As community-owned cooperative grocers, we've always been spaces where every member of our vibrant neighborhoods can find a sense of belonging, friendship, safety, and, of course, delicious local food," the co-ops wrote in a statement.

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