The Kansas Cooperative Council is an organization that represents all types of cooperatives in the state. Additionally, the Council helps to further an understanding and knowledge among various audience as to the importance of cooperative principles and methods of doing business.
The mission of the Kansas Cooperative Council is to promote, support and advance the interests, business success and understanding of agricultural, utility, credit and consumer cooperatives and their members through legislation and regulatory efforts, education, and public relations.
FIND YOUR LEGISLATORIncreasing knowledge of co-ops, teaching about cooperative principles and developing cooperative leaders’ talents are key components of the Council’s educational programming. The Kansas Cooperative Council annually provides training for local co-op directors and partners in events designed to improve co-op leaders’ abilities to conduct successful business operations.
Kansas Cooperative Council, Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation, and the Kansas State Fair Partner in Creating the Capper Project.
The Capper Project rebuilt the historic House of Capper to its original grandeur and created the Capper Cooperative Park to pay tribute to Arthur Capper and his work in establishing cooperatives in the United States.
