Re: Worker cooperative in association with a non-profit

To: EOsubnat@cog.kent.edu
Subject: Re: Worker cooperative in association with a non-profit
From: Dan Bell <dbell@kent.edu>
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 16:09:48 -0500
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I remember hearing several years ago about daycare centers that
used this model. The daycare center was a 501(c)3 and could apply
for grants and donations for equipment, building, etc.

The day care providers established a for profit worker-owned coop which
contracted to provide the labor.

I believe the ICA Group in Boston provided the technical assistance,
but I'm not sure.

You might contact Jim Megson of the ICA Group at jmegson@ica-group.org
617-338-0010.

Dan
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References:
- Worker cooperative in association with a non-profit
  - From: Santiago Leon <sgleon@mindspring.com>
- Re: Worker cooperative in association with a non-profit
  - From: John Logue <jlogue@kent.edu>

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