More than a Grocery Store

Our Story

Strong communities are built around places that bring people together. Across Kershaw County, residents value fresh food, local businesses, and meaningful connections, yet access to a full-service, community-owned grocery market focused on fresh food, local partnerships, and supporting local producers has been missing.

Indigo Basket was created to change that.

As Camden continues to grow and revitalize its historic downtown, Indigo Basket will be more than a place to buy groceries. As a community-owned food co-op, it will become a welcoming gathering place where neighbors connect, local businesses thrive, and fresh, healthy food is available every day.

Growing Together

A Strong Foundation

The success of the Kershaw County Farmers Market has already demonstrated our community’s passion for locally grown food and its commitment to supporting local farmers and producers.

Indigo Basket builds on that momentum by creating a year-round marketplace where farms, makers, and artisans can connect with customers every day, strengthening a resilient local food economy while expanding access to fresh, healthy food.

Every purchase helps support local agriculture, small businesses, and the future of our community.

Why A Co-Op?

A food cooperative is owned by the people it serves. Every membership helps create a stronger local food system by supporting local farmers, keeping decisions rooted in the community, and investing in the future of Kershaw County.

Community Owned

Indigo Basket is owned by your local neighbors who help shape the future of our market and strengthen Kershaw County.

Supporting Local

We prioritize local farmers, makers, and producers whenever possible, helping local businesses thrive and keeping more dollars in our community.

Profits Stay Local

Every purchase helps strengthen Indigo Basket by reinvesting in our market, supporting local partnerships, and creating lasting benefits for our community.

Everyone Is Welcome

Whether you’re a Member Owner or simply shopping with us, Indigo Basket is a welcoming place where everyone belongs.

Community Survey

Kershaw County Has Spoken

Community input has guided Indigo Basket from the very beginning. The survey results reflect a shared vision for a grocery market that supports local farmers, strengthens the local economy, and brings neighbors together.

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Our Vision

Indigo Basket represents the next chapter in Kershaw County’s story. Together, we’re creating a vibrant community-owned market that expands access to fresh food, supports local farmers and businesses, strengthens our local economy, and provides a welcoming place where neighbors connect every day.

More than a grocery store, Indigo Basket is an investment in the health, resilience, and future of our community.

Meet The Board

Meet the community leaders helping bring the Indigo Basket vision to life.

Margaret Brown

Board President

Charlotte Hodge

Board Secretary

Delia Davis

Board Treasurer

Sallie Harrell

Board Member

Bobby Joseph

Board Member

Amy Kinard

Board Member

Amy Sheheen

Board Member

Susan Witkowski

Board Member

Mary Ellen Green

Board Member

Help Build Something Bigger

Become A Member

Every membership helps build a stronger, healthier Kershaw County. By becoming a Member-Owner, you’re investing in fresh food, local businesses, and a community-owned market that belongs to all of us.

  • Support local farmers & producers

  • Strengthen the local economy

  • Help shape the future of Indigo Basket

  • Become part of a community-owned market

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