It’s good to belong.
2025 National Co-op Month!

This month is time to celebrate YOU as a member-owner!

You are more than a customer at Golden West. You are a member-owner in the cooperative.

You help elect a board of directors who guides the outcomes of important projects. When your co-op performs well financially, portions of your previous payments are allocated and eventually returned to you as capital credits.

National Co-op Month is a time to celebrate the vital role co-ops play locally. Cooperatives provide jobs, promote local spending, and advocate for members, and invest in the communities they serve through donations, grants, and scholarships.

Enter to win of our 3 amazing prizes this year!
  • Grand Prize: One Year of FREE Internet
  • Second Prize: Choice of Yeti Cooler or Nintendo Switch
  • Third Prize: One-time $150 Bill Credit
Rules of the giveaways:
  • Limit one entry per membership.
  • Must be 18 years of age or older.

Submission deadline is October 31, 2025. Winners will be randomly selected and notified via email on November 3, 2025.

Limit one entry per membership. One cooperative member who is 18 years of age or older will win one year of free internet at Golden West’s base speed level valued at $719.40 or $59.95 per month. One member will choose between a Yeti Cooler or a Nintendo Switch, and another member will receive a one-time $150 bill credit.

This form will open on October 1, 2025.

 

 

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