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Operation Round-Up® | Indian Electric Cooperative Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Scholarship Opportunities Indian Electric Cooperative Office: 918-295-9500 or 800-482-2750 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Download or complete application online for individual assistance here Download or complete application online for nonprofit organization assistance here If you would like to apply for a grant through Operation Round-Up®, please complete the application online and mail to info@iecok. com or download an application and return by mailing to PO Box 49, Cleveland, OK 74020.
You also may drop off the application at either of our office locations during business hours. If you need a paper copy, you may get one at our office or call 918-295-9500 and request one be mailed to you. Please do not call our office with questions about your application.
Once your application is completed and returned, you will receive a call from one of the IEC Foundation board members, who will conduct an interview and answer any questions you have about the program. This is not emergency assistance. The board reviews applications once a month.
You can see a list of other area agencies that may provide emergency assistance by clicking here. Round-Up grants cannot assist you with your electric bill or any utility bill. Applicants must live in the IEC service area or be an organization headquartered in the IEC service area.
In 2025, the volunteer board for IEC Foundation awarded funds to the following organizations: Cleveland Project Graduation Fairfax Chamber of Commerce Friends of Pawnee Bill Ranch Association Larry Crabtree FOP - Shop With a Cop Hominy Safe After Prom Party Sandites Senior Celebration Woodland Safe After Prom Party • enroll in the Operation Round-Up® program • contribute an additional amount to Operation Round-Up® each month • make a one-time lump sum contribution to Operation Round-Up® Non-members who would like to make a tax-deductible, one-time contribution may do so by calling IEC for payment options and mailing instructions or by visiting our Cleveland or Fairfax offices during normal business hours (7 a.
m – 4:30 p. m. Monday –Thursday, 7 a.
m. -3:30 p. m.
on Fridays). Operation Round-Up ® is a volunteer program where members can choose to round up their electric bill to the next whole dollar in order to help people and nonprofits in need. Powered by Co-op Web Builder
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and individuals headquartered in or living in the IEC service area. Applications are reviewed monthly. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Operation Round-Up® (Indian Electric Cooperative) is funded by Indian Electric Cooperative (IEC) Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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