The DC area has so many cooperatives! This is a partial list of cooperatives we know about in DC and the surrounding area, as well as cooperatives from the past. If you know of a group we should add to this list, please leave a comment with details (web site, location, etc.) at the bottom of the page. See “Home Rule from Below: The Cooperative Movement in Washington, DC.” for a history of cooperatives in DC.

Art Gallery Co-ops

• Foundry Gallery
• Gallery A
• Multiple Exposures Gallery at the Torpedo Factory
• Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery
• Studio Gallery
• Touchstone Gallery
• Washington Printmakers Gallery

Credit Unions

• Too many to list (Locate a Credit Union)

Daycare and Preschool Co-ops

• Bethesda Co-operative Nursery School
• Capitol Hill Babysitting Co-op
• Capitol Hill Cooperative Nursery School (registered Oct. 15, 1973)
• Capitol Hill Learning Group
• Capitol Hill Cooperative Play School
• Cedar Lane Nursery School – 301.564.1680.
• DC Childcare Collective: a small all-volunteer group, is founded on the belief that mothers, women of color, and people from low-income backgrounds are critical leaders of social justice movements.
• DC Special Education Co-op
• G Street Cooperative Playgroup
• Gan Shalom Cooperative Preschool
• Greenbelt Nursery School
• Jenkins Hill Child Development Center
• Norwood Park cooperative preschool
• Semillitas Childcare Co-op
• [much more to add to this list]

Food Co-ops

• Bethesda Co-op, Natural Food Market (Cabin John, MD)
• City Garden Food Co-op  (Mt. Pleasant, citygardenmembership@gmail.com; opened in 1975, registered Jan. 25, 1980 at 3200 13th St, NW, in 1981 it had 150 members)
• GLUT Food Co-op (Mt Rainier, MD)
• Greenbelt Food CO-OP Supermarket and Pharmacy
• Maryland Food Co-op (University of Maryland): worker cooperative that began in the mid-1970s.
• Maryland Food Collective (archives in UM Hornbake Library)
• Senbeb Natural Food Co-op
• Takoma Park Silver Spring Food Co-op

Other Consumer Co-ops

• Camp Rapidan

Energy Co-ops

• Brookland Solar Co-op
• Capitol Hill Solar Co-op
• Cleveland Park Energy Co-op
• DC Solar United Neighborhoods
• Mt. Pleasant Solar Co-op
• Palisades Solar Co-op
• Save our Sky Home-Heating Cooperative
• Ward 7 Solar Co-op
• Ward 8 Renewable Energy Co-op

Housing Co-ops

• There are so many housing co-ops in DC that we started a separate Housing Co-ops Page.

Producer Co-ops

• Montgomery Farm Women’s Cooperative Market (Bethesda)
• Ward 8 Farmers’ Market

Purchasing Co-ops

• Ace Hardware
• Health Industry Group Purchasing Association
• Community Purchasing Alliance Cooperative: a cooperative of faith and community based organizations that jointly purchase products and services to save money to further their organization’s mission.

Volunteer Co-ops

• DC Radio Coop: training radio collective
• Greenbelt News Review: newspaper
• New Deal Cafe: music venue and cafe

Worker Co-ops

• Alexandria Union Cab Cooperative: a cooperative of 227 driver/owners.
• The Bike House: bicycle repair
• Brighter Days Collective: dog walking
• Circle Yoga Cooperative
• La Cooperativa Madre Tierra: landscaping and urban agriculture
• Dream City Cooperative: clothing/bookstore
• Dulce Hogar Cleaning Coop: housing cleaning
• GreenWorks Construction Cooperative: construction
• Mt. Rainier Bike Co-op: bicycle
• NOVA Web Development: tech co-op (see CoopDC post)
• Old City Green Landscape Co-op
• Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse: Baltimore
• St Mark’s Yoga Center: yoga on Capitol Hill
• Stone Soup Films
• Teen Farming Co-op (Sunflower Field School)
• Tightshift Laboring Cooperative: moving and landscaping services
• VeloCity Bicycle Cooperative: bicycle repair

Community Exchange Co-ops

• Anacostia Hours: DC local currency
• DC Time Bank
• The Electric Maid
• Greenbelt Time Bank
• Silver Spring Time Bank (FB page)

Organizations Helping Co-ops

• Beloved Community Incubator: We offer technical assistance, back end administrative services, and leadership development to teams of workers interested in forming coops in DC.
• Black Workers Center: An incubation space for alternatives to low-wage work, such as worker cooperatives, collectives, and small businesses created, owned, and operated by Black workers.
• Community Wealth
• Cooperation DC
• Cooperative League of the United States of America (registered Sept. 4, 1974)
• DC Cooperative Housing Coalition
• DC Worker Cooperative Coalition (DCWCC)
• Grassroots Economic Organizing (GEO)
• National Cooperative Bank
• National Association of Housing Cooperatives (originally registered July 14, 1950)
• National Cooperative Business Association
• National Cooperative Services Corporation (registered Feb. 10, 1981)
• National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
• National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (registered March 20, 1942)
• Solidarity Economy DC
• U.S. Overseas Cooperative Development Council

Future Co-ops?

• CHEARS Eco-Yards Co-op
• Community Grocery Co-op (Ward 7 and 8, more info here)
• Community wireless
• Franklin Park Childcare Co-op
• Greenbelt Compost Co-op
• Greenbelt Kids Co-op
• Greenbelt Movie Theater Co-op
• Greenbelt Thriftstore Co-op
• H Street Bakes Co-op
• Solar energy co-op
• Translator/Interpreter co-op

Co-ops of the Past

Past Food Co-ops (* items have a history page)

• Anacostia Cooperative Supermarket Inc (registered Jan. 31, 1969, later revoked)
• Arlington Cooperative Organization (Uncommon Market): food cooperative in Arlington that ran from 1976 until sometime in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Fairly complete co-op grocery store (much smaller version of GLUT or Bethesda Co-op). Had maybe 1500 member households, was mostly volunteer operated.
• Brookland Food Coop (12th and Quincy St., NE; registered April 9, 1976)
• Capital View Buying Club (1940-1941)
• Cen-East Co-op (Eastern Market): In 1963, following the closure of the Center Market at Fifth and K Streets Northwest, fifteen merchants formed a ten-stall cooperative they named ‘Cen-East’ and relocated to Eastern Market (Robert J. Shepherd. 2008. When Culture Goes to Market, p. 29).
• Chakula Food Co-op (2260 6th St, NW, 55 members in 1981, contact Oraefo Karamoko, on Howard University campus?; registered March 20, 1981)
• *Community Based Buying Clubs Inc. (CBBC Inc.) (1980-1994, founder Senghor Jawara Baye)
• Community Warehouse: worker-run collective based in DC that wholesaled mostly grains and flours and other bulk items, mostly to other cooperatives.
• Co-op Supermarkets (Greenbelt Consumer Services)
• Cornucopia Food Cooperative (1253 Walter St, SE; contact Hage Griffith; registered May 4, 1981, later revoked)
• District Grocery Stores (1921-1972): “DGS was one of the largest cooperative grocery chains in the country”; at its peak, around 300 stores in Washington and the suburbs were members.
• District of Columbia Urban Produce Cooperative (1106 North Capitol St., NW, registered April 29, 1982, later revoked)
• Fields of Plenty food co-op (2437 18th St, NW, near current Tryst, started on 9/15/1977)
• Fort Davis Coop Inc (3839 Alabama Ave., SE; 312 families were members in 1981; contact Phyllis Strauss)
• Frederick Douglass Co-operative (formed in 1941 in SE DC as a buying club, then became a branch of the Rochdale Stores, Inc on July 25, 1944)
• Lakeland Community Market (MD food co-op): goals of cooperative “to sell healthful food to the community at the lowest possible prices and to be a visible and active socially responsible presence in the community.”
• Martin Luther King Co-op Store No. 1/Arthur Capper Consumer Federation, Inc. (1011 7th St., SE; contact Beatrice Gray)
• Mintwood Media Collective: public relations (closed in 2013)
• New Deal Cooperative (headed by Alice Scruggs and group at Langston Terrace public housing project; registered June 23, 1939)
• Pleasant Plains Co-operative Fund (planned near Howard University, but it is not certain the store ever opened)
• Rochdale Stores. Grocery stores that started in 1936. By 1940, there were several branches (Takoma Park, Bethesda, Georgetown, Cleveland Park, Mount Pleasant, and Falls Church), which sold 400 Co-op brand foods.
• *Shepherd Street Collective Buying Club
• Stone Soup Cooperative
• *Sure Savings Collective Buying Clubs (SSCBC) (1980-1994, founder Senghor Jawara Baye)
• Upper Northeast Direct Charge Cooperative (contact Floyd Agostinelli and Louis Martin)
• Washington Area Food Federation (“an organization of worker controlled anti-profit food businesses”; included Stone Soup and Fields of Plenty food coops; mentioned on p. 6 here)

Past Housing Co-ops

• Columbia Heights Federation of Housing Cooperatives (early 1980s, helped by Metropolitan Washington Planning and Housing Association)
• Coop Housing Services Program (organized in 1979 by the Metropolitan Washington Planning and Housing Association)
• Greenbelt Homeowners Cooperative (registered Sept. 24, 1940, later revoked; registered Feb. 28, 1950, later revoked)
• Group Housing Cooperative (registered May 3, 1944, later revoked; members bought an old golf course in Bethesda and built 24 original homes in the Bannockburn community; president Mary Fox Herling)
• Potomac Association of Housing Cooperatives (registered May 4, 1979, later revoked)
• Southern Columbia Heights Tenants Union/Sojourners Housing Ministry (around 1982-85)
• 3233-3235 M St N.W. Cooperative (One of the earliest housing cooperatives registered in DC; registered Jan. 1, 1900, later revoked)

Other Co-ops of the Past

• Amaru IV, Production Cooperative Inc. (West End Station, Box 57155, DC; registered Dec. 18, 1978, later revoked)
• Artists Cooperative of Washington DC (registered Jan 16, 1947, later revoked)
• Bakers Cooperative Association of the District of Columbia (registered Sept. 22, 1899)
• Baltimore Information Cooperative (Provides information about the use of computers for campaigns; 1443 Gorsuch Ave., Baltimore; registered Aug. 8, 1983, later revoked).
• Bread & Roses Community Music Center/Cooperative (“An anti-capitalist, collectively run record shop” at 1724 20th St, NW; registered Feb. 15, 1979, later revoked)
• Capitol Cab Co. – “the largest cooperatively owned taxi fleet in the world” (registered Sept. 19, 1951, later revoked)
• Capitol Cooperative Association of the District of Columbia (registered Nov. 15, 1894, later revoked)
• Columbia Cooperative Association (registered Jan 5, 1914)
• Community Feeder Cooperative of Washington, DC, Inc (registered June 6, 1979, later revoked)
• Consumer Co-operative Association / Consumer Services, Inc (registered March 13, 1946, later revoked)/ Consumer Services Cooperative (registered Aug. 4, 1941, later revoked)
• Consumer Cooperative of Baltimore Inc (registered Nov. 13, 1941, later revoked)
• Cooperative Association for Community Enterprise Inc. (registered July 25, 1979, later revoked)
• Cooperative Building & Loan Association of Washington, DC (registered Jan. 27, 1937, later revoked)
• Co-operative Ice Company of the City of Washington (registered Dec. 20, 1877)
• Cooperative Industries of DC (Nannie Helen Burroughs helped to found this in 1936. Jessica Gordon Nembhard is conducting research on this; registered Feb. 19, 1936, later revoked)
• Cooperative Mercantile and Investment Co. (1200 R St., NW; registered March 5, 1904, later revoked)
• Cooperative Researchers of Washington, DC, Inc. (registered Nov. 1, 1943, later dissolved)
• Cooperative Service Association of the District of Columbia (registered Nov. 8, 1933)
• Cooperative Shoe-Making and Repairing Association of the District of Columbia (registered Sept. 4, 1901)
• Cooperative Street Photographers of the District of Columbia (registered April 10, 1963, later revoked)
• Co-operative Tin Sheet Iron and Copper Workers K. of L. 2031 of Washington, DC (registered May 19, 1886)
• Cooperative Urban Ministry Center (registered June 3, 1977, later revoked)
• Departmental Co-operative Guild (stores at 9th and G St, NW for government employees started around 1907; groceries, provisions, meats, candies, cigars, tobacco, household hardware, kitchen utensils; “In the case of many thousands of positions in the Government service to-day the salary has never been changed since it was established on a hard-time basis during the period of industrial depression…”)
• DC Federation of Cooperative Associations (1711 14th St, NW; registered Feb. 24, 1984, later revoked)
• District of Columbia #1 Cooperative Association Inc (registered Aug. 1, 1975, later revoked)
• District of  Columbia #2 Cooperative Association Inc (registered Aug. 1, 1975, later revoked)
• District of Columbia Co-operative Council (Rochdale Stores’ central educational organization; branch of the Potomac Co-operative Federation, which includes MD and VA and had headquarters in DC; registered Dec. 28, 1944).
• District of Columbia Cooperative League (registered Sept. 15, 1937)
• Douglas Cooperative League (around 1920, 723 Florida St, NW)
• Exval Gas Stations (Greenbelt Consumer Services)
• Frederick  Douglass Cooperative (African American, started July 30, 1934 with 36 members, who did sewing, cleaning, pressing)
• Gabrielle Pelham Cooperative (African American, started Aug. 14, 1934 with 25 members sewing)
• General Cab Cooperative Association (DC? registered Aug. 1, 1935, later dissolved)
• Georgetown Cooperative Nursery (registered Jan. 7, 1957, later revoked)
• Greenbelt Consumer Services (Greenbelt, Silver Spring, Savage; operated 6 supermarkets, 7 auto service stores, 10 SCAN Furniture stores, drug store, barber shop, movie theater, valet shop, beauty parlor, variety store, tobacco shop, laundromat, bus service, Co-op Consumer newspaper)
• Greenbelt Cooperatives Inc (registered July 24, 1979, later revoked)
• Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Association (registered Sept. 23, 1941, later revoked)
• Harry Hopkins Cooperative (white, started Sept. 1, 1934 with 20 members sewing and barbering)
• Howard Univ. Cooperative Bookstore
• Kingman Park Cooperation Association of the District of Columbia (registered Oct. 28, 1932)
• Konsum gas stations. Started from a rented pump at a private gas station in 1936.
• Madams Organ Artist’s Cooperative (2318 18th St, NW). Started by Corcoran students and soon became a central punk concert venue in 1979 and 1980.
• Magic Lantern Cinema: “An anti-profit worker-run community film co-op.” “We seek to provide a showplace for independent and political films that do not receive theatrical distribution, and to do so in a setting that is “more than a movie house” and that supports and contributes to political education and activity in and around Washington, DC.”
• Marta Cooperative of DC-MD-VA (registered March 8, 1962, later revoked)
• Mary Church Terrell Cooperative (African American, started July 15, 1934 with 32 members sewing)
• Mary Norton Cooperative (white, started on Jan. 15, 1935 with 70 members doing shoe repair)
• Maryland Fertilizer Manufacturing Cooperative (started in 1941)
• National Cooperative Investment Association of Washington, District of Columbia (registered Oct. 9, 1899, later revoked)
• New Deal Cooperative (headed by Alice Scruggs and group at Langston Terrace public housing project; registered June 23, 1939)
• Northeast Self-Help Co-operative / Cooperative Industries (formed in 1936 by Nannie H. Burroughs; handicrafts, shoe repairing, canning, a beauty shop, a grocery store, a health clinic, and a farm in Forrestville, MD)
• Off Our Backs Collective
• P Street Paperworks and Local 1734 Collective (around 1977-1987? 1734 Connecticut Ave, NW)
• Potomac Area Cooperative Services (registered April 22, 1977, later revoked)
• Potomac Broadcasting Cooperative (later Cooperative Broadcasting Association)
• Potomac Camp Cooperative (registered May 20, 1947, later revoked)
• Potomac Cooperative Federation (included the Red Circles Stores providing groceries and meats; registered Sept. 6, 1955, later revoked)
• Potomac Naturopathic Medical Institute Cooperative Health Conservatory (registered Aug. 22, 1980, later revoked)
• Producers and Consumers Cooperative of Washington Inc (registered Sept. 5, 1936, later revoked)
• Progressive Self-Help Cooperative (African American, started Dec. 15, 1934 with 25 members sewing, building, wrecking)
• Raestaff (Resident-At Ease) Housing Institute (cooperative organization supporting housing for single people?; registered July 3, 1952, later dissolved)
• Richard Allen Cooperative Society, Metropolitan AME Church (1518 M St, NW; registered May 5, 1980, later revoked)
• Rochdale Co-operative Society of the District of Columbia (registered Jan. 24, 1880). (Rochdale Cooperative Inc is the product of a merger, March 12, 1941)
• Roosevelt Prosperity Cooperative (African American, started Jan. 1, 1935 with 15 members sewing)
• SCAN Furniture (Greenbelt Consumer Services and Van Ness/UDC)
• Shaw Area Community Cooperatives Inc (The Morning Herald, April 17, 1968, p. 9; registered Dec. 23, 1966, later revoked)
• South East Cooperative (white, started Sept. 1, 1934 with 42 members sewing, painting, trucking, wall papering)
• Takoma Park Pot Co-op
• United Negro Progressive Cooperative Association (registered Sept. 5, 1936)
• United Services, Inc (1936-1940, started by John P. Murchison, former Howard U. professor)
• Warehouse Collective (a group of young progressive whites with Marxist Leninist leanings)
• Washington Area Feminist Credit Union (2452 18th St, NW)
• Washington Area Square-Dancers Cooperative Association (registered Nov. 13, 1956, later revoked)
• Washington Circle Clinical Associates, A Cooperative Corporation (1801 K St, NW, Suite 1100-K; registered July 8, 1981, later revoked)
• *Washington Cooperative Bookshop (registered July 7, 1938, later revoked): https://coopdc.org/washington-cooperative-bookshop/
  
• Washington Cooperative Protective Assoc. of Washington District of Columbia (registered Aug. 3, 1895)
• Washington Diplomat Cooperative Mutual Insurance Company of the District of Columbia (registered June 7, 1983, later revoked)
• Washington Negro Cooperative Civic Opera Co Inc (registered July 3, 1945, later revoked)
• Washington Professional Women’s Cooperative (Promotes women in the arts, with the Worthy Gallery, President Mary Lee Zetter; registered July 21, 1977, later revoked)
• Washington Taxicab Cooperative Association (registered Nov. 12, 1934)
• Washington United Cooperative Inc. (registered May 21, 1929, later revoked)
• Washington Workshop Cooperative (March 8, 1944, later dissolved; Program Director for Intercultural Committee Leon Berkowitz)
• *Women’s Community Bakery Collective, 1976-1992 (Capitol Hill)

Past National Cooperative Organizations registered in DC

• American Cooperation Educational Society Inc (registered Dec. 13, 1944)
• Association for Telecommunications Cooperatives (1828 L St, NW; registered Aug. 19, 1981, later revoked)
• Automobile Owners Cooperative Association (registered Dec. 13, 1933, later revoked)
• Cooperative Alliance of Government Employees (registered May 1, 1933, later revoked)
• Cooperative and Educational Farm Research Inc (registered April 16, 1940)
• Cooperative Book Club Inc. (book cooperative for libraries, NYC; registered Oct. 18, 1945)
• Cooperative Finance Research Institute (registered April 28, 1936)
• Cooperative Food Distributors of America (registered June 7, 1937, later revoked)
• Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. (CARE; registered Nov. 27, 1945)
• Cooperative Publishing Co. (Princeton?; registered Nov 22, 1904, later revoked)
• Engineers Cooperative (registered March 2, 1942, later revoked)
• Future Homeowners Cooperative Inc (Futurers?) (registered Nov. 8. 1943, later dissolved)
• Guild Lawyers Cooperative Assoc. (registered April 15, 1940)
• Housing Producers Cooperative Inc (registered Aug. 6, 1940, later revoked)
• International Cooperative Purchasing Corporation (registered Oct. 16, 1980, later revoked)
• Inventors National Cooperative Association (registered July 25, 1933, later revoked)
• Labor Cooperative Educational and Publishing Society (The 15 Standard Railroad Labor Organizations were the sole stockholders and published Labor newspaper; registered June 20, 1923, later dissolved)
• Movers Emergency Cooperative Assoc. (registered May 29, 1942, later dissolved)
• National Association of Low Income and Community Cooperatives Inc. (registered Jan. 27, 1981, later revoked)
• National Colored People’s Cooperative Beneficial Union (registered March 17, 1904)
• National Consumer Cooperative Bank (1090 Vermont Ave, NW; registered March 24, 1982, later revoked)
• National Cooperative Society (around 1920, 501 T St, NW)
• National Cooperative Hospital Assoc. (registered Feb. 15, 1938, later revoked)
• National Cooperative Insurance Assoc. (registered March 28, 1939, later revoked)
• National Cooperative Research Foundation (registered Sept. 30, 1944, later revoked)
• National Industrial Cooperative Association Inc. (registered April 21, 1938, later revoked)
• National Negro Cooperative Opera Co. (registered May 24, 1945, later revoked)
• National Sales & Distributing Cooperative Corp (registered March 5, 1945, later dissolved)
• National Urban Energy Cooperative Funding Corporation (registered March 20, 1980, later revoked)
• Oil Workers Cooperative Association (registered June 6, 1946)
• Peoples Co-operative Insurance Company of the United States (registered Jan. 31, 1884)
• People’s Marketing and Consumers Cooperative (registered June 28, 1945; may be from Tennessee?)
• Shoemakers’ Cooperative Union (registered Feb. 2, 1916)
• Society of USA for Promoting Cooperative Low Prices to All in the Nation Who Desire Them (registered Dec. 20, 1943)
• Sovereign’s Cooperative Association (registered April 25, 1877)
• United States War Veterans Cooperative, Inc (registered Aug. 26, 1944, later dissolved)
• Veterans Home Building Cooperative Inc (registered Feb. 8, 1946, later dissolved)

Past Non-DC Co-ops registered in DC [I added items until about 1946 and then gave up, but there are some interesting cooperatives listed from later years.]

• Addams, Brocks and Community Cooperative (Jane Addams Cooperative, registered May 19, 1941, later revoked; registered May 24, 1944, later revoked)
• Adex Cooperative (registered Jan 7, 1946, later revoked)
• Altgeld Gardens Consumers Cooperative (registered June 27, 1944, later revoked)
• Arizona Cooperative Association (registered Dec. 4, 1944, later revoked)
• Aurora Cooperative Association (registered Sept. 20, 1941, later revoked)
• Automotive Products Cooperative Association (registered Sept. 15, 1945, later revoked)
• Automotive Service Stations Cooperative Inc (registered Sept. 21, 1945, later revoked)
• Cabrini Consumer Cooperative Inc (registered April 17, 1944, later revoked)
• Carlsbad Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered Nov. 9, 1944, later revoked)
• Catasauqua Consumers Cooperative (registered Jan. 20, 1943, later revoked)
• Catholic Book Cooperative Society (registered April 7, 1943, later revoked)
• Catholic Institutional Cooperative Assoc. of Philadelphia (registered Nov. 22, 1943, later dissolved)
• Chester Cooperative Association Inc. (registered Feb. 1, 1945, later dissolved)
• Chicago Cooperative Finance Assoc. Inc. (registered Dec. 1, 1944, later revoked)
• Cleveland East Cooperative (registered Oct. 23, 1944, later revoked)
• Community Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered Aug. 7, 1944, later dissolved)
• Consumer Cooperative Association of Swarthmore Inc (registered Dec. 18, 1945, later revoked)
• Consumer Cooperative of Harrisburg Inc (registered Jan. 8, 1942, dissolved)
• Cooperative de Las Casitas (California?; registered April 19, 1943, later revoked)
• Cooperative Federation of Chicago Area (registered April 4, 1946, later revoked)
• Cooperative Fuel (registered Oct. 4, 1941, later revoked)
• Cooperative Health Service Inc (registered Nov. 5, 1937)
• Cooperative Supply (registered Oct. 28, 1944, later revoked)
• Cooperative Film Association (A cooperative library through University of Maine, Orono, and by CIO unions?; registered in DC Oct 24, 1977, later revoked)
• Cooperative Town Inc (maybe Pennsylvania; registered May 28, 1946, later revoked)
• Dellbrook Cooperative Inc. (registered July 10, 1941, later dissolved)
• Des Moines County Consumers Cooperative (registered June 2, 1941, later revoked)
• Diversey-Damen Cooperative (registered Feb. 28, 1941, later revoked)
• Douglas Park Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered Oct 5, 1944, later revoked)
• Douglas Park Cooperative Apt Inc (registered Aug. 22, 1945, later revoked)
• Doylestown Consumers Cooperative Association (registered Feb. 2, 1944, later dissolved)
• Edgewater Cooperative (registered March 29, 1946, later revoked)
• Electric Appliances Cooperative (registered Feb. 19, 1946, later revoked)
• Ellis Student Cooperative Inc. (registered April 24, 1943, later revoked)
• Fairfax Cooperative Nursery School Assoc. (California; registered March 18, 1945, later dissolved)
• Far View Cooperative (registered July 10, 1941, later revoked)
• Farhood Cooperative Inc (registered Oct 11, 1944, later dissolved)
• Fbera Cooperative Flying Club (registered July 21, 1945, later dissolved)
• Friendly Cooperative Assoc. Inc. (registered Sept. 1, 1944, later dissolved)
• Garden Home Housing Cooperative Inc (registered April 23, 1945, later revoked)
• George Washington Carver Consumers Cooperative Assoc. (registered Dec. 21, 1944)
• Gila River Cooperative Enterprises, Inc. (registered Feb. 23, 1923, later dissolved; cooperatives run by prisoners in the Japanese internment camp at the Gila River Relocation Center);
• Glen-Hazel Consumers Cooperative (registered Oct. 22, 1943, later revolved)
• Goldcrest Cooperative (registered April 10, 1946, later dissolved)
• Grofar Cooperative Association (registered April 20, 1942, later revoked)
• Half Acre Homes Cooperative Inc (registered Feb. 28, 1946, later dissolved)
• Havenford Township Cooperative Association Inc (registered Sept. 8, 1945, later dissolved)
• Hillsdale Cooperative Grocery Co (registered July 24, 1922, later revoked)
• Huntingdon Consumers Coopreative Association Inc (registered Oct. 18, 1944, later dissolved)
• Hyde Park Cooperative Society Inc. (registered July 27, 1942, later revoked)
• Investors Cooperative Association Inc (registered Nov. 27, 1945, later revoked)
• Jackson Consumers Cooperative Association (registered Feb. 23, 1943, later revoked)
• Lebanon Valley Consumers’ Cooperative Inc (registered June 17, 1943, later dissolved)
• Lincoln Park Consumers Cooperative Association (registered Oct. 22, 1945, later revoked)
• Midvale Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered March 29, 1946, later revoked)
• Minidoka Consumers’ Cooperative (registered Dec. 22, 1942, later dissolved)
• Morgan Park Consumers’ Cooperative (registered Sept. 22, 1941, later dissolved)
• New Kensington Consumers Cooperative (registered June 23, 1942, later revoked)
• North Chicago Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered Dec. 1, 1945, later dissolved)
• North Shore Cooperative (registered Feb. 14, 1944, later revoked)
• North Side Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered June 11, 1945, later revoked)
• Panama Cooperative Cattle and Land Development Co. (registered Oct. 4, 1922, later revoked)
• Philadelphia Area Cooperative Federation Inc. (registered Oct. 3, 1944, later revoked)
• Philadelphia Civic Theater Cooperative (registered June 6, 1946, later revoked)
• Phila Veterans Housing Cooperative Inc (registered March 4, 1946, later revoked)
• Portland Consumers Cooperative (registered Sept. 9, 1941, later revoked)
• Poston Cooperative Enterprises Inc (registered April 21, 1943, later dissolved; likely cooperatives run by prisoners in Japanese internment camp at the Colorado River Relocation Center in Poston)
• Rockford Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered Jan. 15, 1945, later dissolved)
• Rohwer Cooperative Enterprises (registered May 8, 1943, later dissolved)
• Roosevelt Agricultural and Mercantile Cooperative Association (registered Nov. 28, 1904)
• Russian Civilian Relief and Russian American Cooperative Association of the U.S. of America (registered Oct. 18, 1917)
• San Francisco Cooperative Mercantile (registered Feb. 4, 1904, later revoked)
• Second Student Cooperatie House (registered Jan. 28, 1943, later revoked)
• Seven Hour Poto Cooperative Association (registered June 14, 1934)
• South Bend Cooperative Services Inc. (registered July 29, 1942, later revoked)
• South Side Consumers Cooperative Inc (registered June 11, 1945, later revoked)
• Summerdale Cooperative Health and Recreation Association Inc. (registered April 5, 1945, later revoked)
• Sumner Cooperative Business Association (registered Sept. 7, 1875)
• Topaz Consumer Cooperative Enterprises (registered Feb. 8, 1943, later revoked;  likely cooperatives run by prisoners in Japanese internment camp)
• United Cooperative Projects (a set of four cooperative houses at University of Chicago, included Whitman House; registered Jan. 2, 1945, later revoked)
• Victory Court Cooperative Inc (registered Feb. 21, 1944, later revoked)
• West Suburban Cooperative Inc (registered Feb. 27, 1946, later dissolved)
• Westchester Cooperative of Illinois Inc. (registered Dec. 29, 1944, later revoked)
• Whirton Cooperative Association Inc. (registered Oct. 26, 1945, later revoked)
• Wilkinsburg Cooperative Association (registered July 20, 1942, later dissolved)
• York Center Community Cooperative Inc. (registered Dec. 19, 1944, later revoked)