Tennessee

Council

of Co-ops

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Proclaims October Cooperative Month<br />
(Front) Pictured with Governor Bill Lee representing the Tennessee Council of Cooperatives (TCC)  is Charlie Boring, TCC President representing Bledsoe Telephone Cooperative. (Middle) Todd Blocker, TCC Vice President Promotions and Outreach representing Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association; Arlisa Armstrong, Tennessee USDA Rural Development; Jimmy Ogilvie representing Tennessee Farmers Cooperative; (Back) Troy Dugger representing the Tennessee Center for Profitable Agriculture; Roberta Smith, TCC Administrative Secretary and Treasurer; Randy Stubblefield, TCC Vice President Policy and Operations representing United Farm and Home Cooperative; and Dan Strasser, TCC Vice President Education, representing Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.

The Tennessee Council of Cooperatives (TCC) is a non-profit organization established to promote the cooperative way of business through education and promotion of all types of cooperatives in Tennessee.

Resources

CO-OP Resources

Learn about the benefits of the cooperative business model.

TCC Brochure

An informative guide to the TCC and its members.

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CO-OP Publications

Download your Coopertaive’s magazine or read online.

Cooperatives: Building a Better Tennessee

… celebrates the contributions of cooperatives by highlighting the variety and value of Tennessee’s cooperatively owned businesses.

College Scholarship Program

The Tennessee Council of Cooperatives is a nonprofit organization established to promote the cooperative form of business through education and promotion of all types of cooperatives. The Council sponsors six college scholarships for agricultural students from each of Tennessee’s four-year agriculture programs: Austin Peay State University; Middle Tennessee State University; Tennessee Technological University; the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; the University of Tennessee, Martin; and Tennessee State University.

The scholarship program, started in 1984, is an effort to acknowledge and aid the young people most likely to return to communities served by rural cooperatives. TCC considers the scholarships an investment in the future of cooperatives and their leadership. Several scholarship recipients from the past currently serve in one of Tennessee’s cooperatives or in one of the state’s agriculture-related agencies, which work with, support and help build cooperative businesses.

Address

Tennessee Council of Cooperatives
c/o Phyllis Ferguson, Admin Sec.-Treas.

Contact Us

Phone: (931) 239 5568
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