[Vision2020] Moscow Food Co-op Donates $418.80 to Latah Trail

[Bill London]

  Moscow Food Co-op Donates $418.80 to Latah Trail 
    
  The Latah Trail Foundation received $418.80 from the Moscow Food Co-op's new A Dime in Time community donation program. 
    
  The Co-op's A Dime in Time program was created to support local, non-profit organizations. Co-op shoppers currently receive a 10-cent discount when they use their own bags or coffee cups. Co-op customers now have the option to donate those dimes to the organization selected as that month's recipient. 
    
  In November shoppers donated 4,188 dimes to the Latah Trail Foundation. 
    
  The Latah Trail, a paved pathway between Moscow and Troy, Idaho, was completed earlier this fall. Cyclists and pedestrians in the region can now enjoy 22-miles of paved paths connecting Troy, Idaho and Pullman, Wash. 
    
  "We will put this money to good use by making improvements on the Latah Trail," said Nora Locken, director of the Latah Trail Foundation. 
    
  Future recipients include Community Action Partnership in December and Rural Roots in January. 
    
  Local groups interested in being selected to receive future awards can submit a grant application found on the Co-op's website (www.moscowfood.coop). A committee made up of two Co-op board members, two Co-op staff members, and two Co-op customer members will review the applications and select recipients each quarter. 
    
  The Co-op is located at 121 East Fifth Street in downtown Moscow. 
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