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Operation Round Up - Oklahoma Electric Cooperative Operation Round Up — Oklahoma Electric Cooperative Operation Round Up · Since 1993 A celebration of OEC members who've changed lives — one rounded-up bill at a time. Questions? oru@okcoop.
org You do not need to be an OEC member to apply — only to reside in the service area. See the impact for yourself Hear from the neighbors, families, and organizations whose lives have been touched by OEC members rounding up their bills. Given back to the community Average annual member donation Pooled every single month Local people helping local people.
Every dollar stays here — Since OEC was formed in 1937, we've been dedicated to improving quality of life across central Oklahoma — not just by providing affordable power, but through active involvement in our communities. In 1993, OEC adopted Operation Round Up® — and for over 30 years, our members have been rounding up their monthly electric bills to the next whole dollar. A $97.
43 bill becomes $98. 00, with the extra 57 cents going straight into the ORU fund. Simple idea.
Every penny contributed is kept in the OEC Foundation fund — entirely separate from OEC's operating accounts — and administered by a 9-member volunteer board. Grants are not awarded for utility bill payments or political purposes.
Meeting dates & application deadlines February 5 Deadline Jan 19 October 1 Deadline Sep 21 December 3 Deadline Nov 20 Whether you're an OEC member or not, ORU+ lets you add extra to your monthly contribution or make a one-time donation. Every dollar goes directly to families and organizations right here in our local community. Already been approved?
If you're an organization or individual instructed to submit an invoice: Need more information? Contact Carrie Koesler, OEC Community Outreach Associate The people behind the mission OEC Foundation Board of Directors Stories from our community See where your change goes Change Makes Change — Jan. 25 $55,487 in grants supporting local organizations, funding essential programs and services.
Change Makes Change — Nov. 24 $43,750 in October grants for low-income housing, disaster relief, and member services. A $10,000 grant to Bridges in Norman helps prepare youth for success with community support.
Changing Lives With Every Ring The Assistance League's Operation School Bell clothes and cares for children in Norman. Two children in OEC's service territory had their Make-A-Wish dreams fulfilled by a Foundation grant. Co-op members who prefer not to participate in Operation Round Up® may complete the opt-out form here .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and individuals in OEC's seven-county service area. Funding is directed to initiatives that provide lasting community benefit. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Operation Round Up® is funded by Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (OEC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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