Give the Gift of Wellness
Finding the perfect gift for a friend or loved one is an art. This winter, we carefully selected these assortments for those who love some good self-care, are working in partnership with their gut health, or for those making efforts to reduce their pain. Each of these gift ideas will help you make your loved ones feel extra special and extra healthful.
Hair, Skin & Nails
These beauty elixirs you can trust are bringing pampering to a whole new level.
Life-flo, Pure Argan Oil. (Intensifies shine & softness to hair). $29.99
Wild Carrot Herbals, Wildflower Prairie Body Oil. (infused with wide open spaces). $16.79
Country Life, Tri-Layer Maxi-Skin Collagen & C & A. (helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles and increases skin elasticity). $17.99
Moon Valley Organics, Moon Melt Lotion Bar (Lemon Vanilla). $10.99
Digestive Wellness
Holiday eating can take its toll on your digestion, help the gut get happy with these helpful aids.
Urban Moonshine, Digestive Bitters. (Original). $15.79
Plum Flower, Curing Pills. Traditional herbal formula for healthy digestive system function. $11.99
Gaia Herbs, Reflux Relief. $9.99
Aches & Pains
Comfort those you care for with these methods for relief.
Shepard Moon Concoctions, Ache & Pain Relief Therapeutic Bath with pure essential oils. $3.99
Emz Blendz Soap Co, Wellness Immune Boost Body Oil. $21.99
Refresh the Repertoire
Cozy up and spruce up the kitchen knowledge for delicious, fun learning, and homemade healing
Decolonize Your Diet by Luz Calvo and Catriona Rueda Esquibel
A Kid's Herb Book by Lesley Tierra
Healing Herbal Infusions by Colleen Codekas
With all of these perfect assortments, they will undoubtedly love the gift of wellness.
Enjoy your holiday season!
And don't forget, you can save 10% when you buy $100 or more of body care and/or supplements combined.
(Books are not included in Wellness $100 discount)
More Co-op News
February Change for Good Partner: Rogue Farm Corps
January Change for Good Partner: Rogue Climate
January's Change for Good Partner is
local nonprofit Rogue Climate
Rogue Climate was founded in 2013 in the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon.
August Change for Good Partner: Community Works
August's Change for Good Partner is
November Change for Good Partner: Southern Oregon Climate Action Now
November Change for Good Partner: Southern Oregon Climate Action Now
November's Change for Good Partner is
October Change for Good Partner: AFC Gives Community Fund
October's Change for Good Partner is
September Change for Good Partner: Center for NonProfit Legal Services
September's Change for Good Partner is
Center for NonProfit Legal Services
The Center for NonProfit Legal Services has provided free/low-cost civil legal assistance to low-income persons and seniors residing in Jackson County since 1972.
August Change for Good Partner: Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center
August's Change for Good Partner is
Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center
(KS Wild)
KS Wild's mission is to protect and restore wild nature in the Klamath-Siskiyou region of southwest Oregon and northwest California.
July Change for Good Partner: Southern Oregon Land Conservancy
July's Change for Good Partner is
Southern Oregon Land Conservancy
Protecting and enhancing precious land in the Rogue River region
to benefit our human and natural communities since 1978
Meet the 1st Street Beet
Welcome to the newly redesigned and reimagined newsletter from the Ashland Food Co-op: 1st Street Beet.
Think of this publication as a resource to know what’s going on in every level of the community: at the co-op, around town, in the region, and on Earth!
June Change for Good Recipient: Our Family Farms
June's Change for Good Recipient is
Our Family Farms, an Oregon 501(c)3 non profit organization, is hard at work educating and inspiring farmers, policy makers and the community at large to support regenerative agricultural practices.
Capiche Conversations: Interview with Tracy Kaiser, Marketing & Education Manager of Ashland Food Co-op
Our own marketing manager, Tracy Kaiser, was interviewed by Melissa L. Michaels for Capiche Conversations.
May Day Community Block Party
Photography by Chelsea Whitney Art
On May 1st, several Southern Oregon businesses came together for a block party to provide a space to gather as a community after a rough spell due to the pandemic and fires. The May Day Block Party was hosted on Main St in Phoenix, where the scent of food trucks mingled with artisan goods such as local cheeses, locally farmed flowers, and even fresh-baked pastries.
May Change for Good Recipient: Rogue Valley Farm to School
May's Change for Good Recipient is
Rogue Valley Farm to School educates children about our food system through hands-on farm and garden programs, and by increasing local foods in school meals.