Co-op Details

Our organization was formed in 1936 by a group of enthusiastic Christian socialists after attending a lecture by co-operative educator and advocate Toyohiko Kagawa. We expanded rapidly to 15 houses in the 40s, and again to approximately 30 in the 1960s.
Campus Co-op provides a home within a diverse and vibrant community of fellow co-operative members. We offer affordable rooms in conveniently located Victorian homes that are safe and well maintained. Campus Co-op offers a supported personal growth experience as our young adult members transition from dependence to independence. Support is through our home environment, interaction with a diverse group of peers, flexible membership terms, meal plans, provision of supplies, and maintenance services. Campus Co-op’s members contribute to running our dynamic housing co-operative and thereby hone life skills, apply learning and gain experience valuable for future careers.
Maintain a vibrant and diverse co-operative student community in which members live affordably, learn, experience personal growth, build relationships, and contribute to the co-operative.
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$500-$700
$160 - two meals a day, five days a week
Weekly chores (approx 2 hours) and 6 hours per term of central org labour
In the meal plan divisions, it's every weekday. In other houses it may be a few times per week, once a week, once per month, or never.