Co-Purchase Colorado

Leveraging Congregation Buying Power

for Local Economic Impact

Co-Purchase Colorado (CPC) is a movement designed to leverage congregations’ buying power to create meaningful change in the local economy. We work with congregations to focus their spending to embody their social and racial justice values by purchasing needed goods and services from local, BIPOC, immigrant, women, LGTBQ, and veteran owned businesses in their communities. CCWB seeks to build intentional relationships with local business owners to provide support and access to these new markets through CPC.

Values-Based Purchasing

Efficiency

Consumer Protection

We deliver on congregations’ desire to align their purchasing with their social mission. By contracting with BIPOC-owned businesses whenever possible, we contribute to a more just local economy.

We streamline congregations’ purchasing of needed goods and services. Partner congregations will focus on their strengths because CCWB will build relationships with businesses, vet them, and manage bidding and contract negotiations. Individual congregations will still make all final purchasing decisions.

Through the vendor relationship building and vetting process, our team will hold vendors accountable and troubleshoot as needed, focusing on supporting businesses in strengthening their operations.

Click here to find small businesses working in the Co-Purchase Colorado Initiative.

How Can My Congregation Get Involved?

How Can My Business Get Involved?

We're currently working with 13 faith-based communities, and we would love to connect with yours! Please reach out to Michelle Sturm to learn how your congregation can join us. Have questions about CPC? Visit our FAQ for Congregations page.

CCWB is always looking for new, local businesses that we can support and refer to new opportunities. Are you a business owner or do you know a business that you think we need to know about? Complete our R efer a Local Business form. Visit our FAQs for Small Businesses to learn more.

Have Questions? Please reach out to Michelle Sturm.