News & Press Office

Making a Difference Locally (MADL), Co-op Wholesale’s registered charity, is celebrating a landmark achievement after raising an incredible £20 million for local charities, community groups and good causes across the UK.

Newly launched convenience store Green’s On The Go, located on Hospital Hill, Dunfermline, marked its official opening on 25 June with a £2,000 donation to two local youth-focused organisations - taking Greens Retail Group’s total community giving to an impressive £60,000.

Co-op Wholesale has confirmed a new partnership with Holliss Filling Stations, a long-established, family-owned forecourt and convenience operator serving communities across South Devon.

A family-run convenience store and Texaco garage in Ilminster has partnered with Co-op Wholesale, the home of Nisa, for the first time, marking an exciting new chapter after serving the local community for more than 25 years.

Greens of Blairgowrie has proudly donated £1,000 to Happy to Chat, Happy to Listen as part of Making a Difference Locally’s Heart of the Community Funding Giveaway Awards, supporting vital mental health education for young people.

Park Garages, ranked in the UK’s Top 10 independent forecourt retailers, has launched a refreshed store at its flagship site in Rushden, as part of a wider initiative to set a new benchmark in roadside convenience with partner Co-op Wholesale.

Greens of Fraserburgh has donated £1,000 to the Fraserburgh Beach Sandcruiser Fund after the project was selected as a winner of Making a Difference Locally’s Heart of the Community funding giveaway awards.

Haven, the UK’s leading holiday park operator, has unveiled its new and extended store at its Kent Coast holiday park. Working with partner, Co-op Wholesale, the home of Nisa, the refurbishment will elevate its guest experience by providing an improved shopping experience for holiday makers.

Local Glaswegian schoolgirl, Mirren King, is heading to Dublin to represent Scotland in the Dance World Cup finals this July, thanks to funding from her local Nisa store in Royston.