Keep It Co-Op!
Serving New Mexico Communities
The Co-Ops
Keep It Co-op New Mexico includes six credit unions, food businesses and a brewery. Below are the members of our association and information about each.

Del Norte Credit Union
Del Norte Credit Union is dedicated to helping our members improve their lives by providing sound, unbiased financial advice.
Guadalupe Credit Union
More than banking, we’re family. Chartered on September 8 1948, Guadalupe Credit Union serves individuals and families of many origins, professions and faiths.
State Employees Credit Union
State Employees Credit Union began as a 2-person operation in a tiny office in 1958, with the intentions to better serve people who worked for the state of New Mexico.
Little Forest Playschool
Little Forest Playschool, a private, non-profit, parent cooperative early childhood center, has provided a high-quality learning environment for children ages 2-5 in Los Alamos and surrounding areas since 1951.
Zia Credit Union
Our mission is to provide the highest quality service with integrity, the credit union way!
Los Alamos Schools Credit Union
Los Alamos Schools Credit Union is the financial provider of choice for LAPS staff and families.
Northern New Mexico School Employees Credit Union
NNMSEFCU's mission is to provide quality and fairly-priced financial services to its membership.
Los Alamos Co-op Market
The mission of the Cooperative is to serve Los Alamos County and surrounding communities by providing fairly priced, wholesome foods and other goods in an ecologically sustainable, socially responsible, and economically appropriate manner.
La Montañita Co-op
La Montañita, a consumer cooperative, believes in the shared benefits of healthy food, sound environmental practices and a strong local economy with results that justify the resources used.
Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op
Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op began with a simple idea: create a brewery and taproom in Los Alamos as a place for the community to gather and enjoy great, locally brewed beer. We wanted to create a place for the members of the Los Alamos community to gather, relax in a comfortable atmosphere, read, talk, be alone or in a small group — and enjoy a beer.