Grace To Change not only helps individuals who are struggling with addiction but the greater community as well. The effects of one person’s substance abuse are felt by entire families and can be expensive to the community. With the guidance of a program like Grace To Change, individuals are less likely to have repeat offenses or relapses.

Board Members are democratically elected and – like you – are CoServ Members who live and work in the same communities you do. They oversee the operations of the co-op and work collectively to represent the interest of fellow Members.

From the honey to the soap to the scarfs made from alpaca fiber, the TX-Ture Farm prides itself on being all-natural. As the name implies, this farm is about feeling, smelling, tasting, and seeing. 

CoServ's fifth blood drive was another success, but CoServ Employees weren't alone in their efforts. The co-op and Lake Cities Chamber blood drive saw its strongest public turnout to date.

The farm is owned by husband and wife Russell and Annemick Foster, who quit the corporate world with the dream of turning their property into the quintessential American farm experience.

The CoServ Charitable Foundation awarded a $30,000 grant to the organization last year that will help sponsor athletes. The grant came from CCF’s Unrestricted Fund, which is funded by CoServ Employee payroll deductions and events like the CCF Golf Tournament.

CoServ brought power to the home in 1961, according to records. 

As part of Read Across America last week, CoServ Employees traveled to multiple schools to donate books and read to students, instilling a lifelong love of reading in their communities.

We’re celebrating our 85th anniversary in 2022 by sharing 85 facts for 85 years. This social media campaign will last throughout the year and feature facts from the early years all the way to the present day.

The public can sign up now for the April 8 blood drive. Anyone can sign up – donors don't have to be CoServ Employees, Members or Customers to participate.