Good Foods Grocery, a local staple known for providing high-quality, organic, and locally-sourced groceries, is excited to announce that it is now open seven days a week. With this expansion, Good Foods Grocery will offer customers even more opportunities to access fresh produce, locally-sourced meat, dairy, and eggs, bulk goods, prepared meals, supplements, and much more.
Starting on July 13th, Good Foods Grocery’s Sunday hours will be 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, complementing the existing Monday through Saturday hours of 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
“We are thrilled to offer greater accessibility for our customers while also creating more employment and training opportunities for members of our community,” said Tyler Hart, CEO of Commonwealth Autism, which owns and operates Good Foods Grocery. “By opening on Sundays, we are not only extending the availability of fresh, local products but also enhancing our mission to support individuals with autism through our Career Readiness and Employment (CR&E) program.”
A Commitment to Community and Inclusion
Good Foods Grocery’s expansion to seven days a week aligns with the store’s mission of being a trusted source for nutritious, locally-sourced foods while also supporting meaningful employment opportunities. Through Commonwealth Autism’s CR&E program, individuals with autism gain hands-on training in a supportive, real-world retail environment, learning essential job skills that build confidence and independence. “Every shift is an opportunity for our participants to build experience, develop skills, and connect with our community,” added Sarah Thompson, Director of Missions at Commonwealth Autism. “This change means more chances for them to grow and for customers to be part of a store that makes a difference.”
More Access to Local, Fresh, and Organic Products
As a seven-day-a-week store, Good Foods Grocery will continue to offer a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, premium meats, dairy, and eggs from local farms, bulk goods, freshly prepared meals, beer and wine, and a wide range of trusted supplements and grocery products from both local businesses and favorite national brands.
About Good Foods Grocery
Founded in 1985, Good Foods Grocery has been a trusted community resource for fresh, nutritious, and local foods for 40 years. Good Foods Grocery became a part of Commonwealth Autism in 2023, and the store now also serves as a social enterprise that supports workforce development and training for autistic individuals in Richmond, VA.
About Commonwealth Autism
Commonwealth Autism is a nonprofit offering lifespan services for autistic individuals and families. Support programs range from Career Readiness & Employment and Life Skills & Transition to information and resources guidance for individuals and families spanning the state of Virgina. These programs help people build job skills, live independently, access inclusive education, and find vital resource support.
