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Operation Round Up | Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association Report an Outage Blog Contractors Contact Us Operation Round Up is a Wright-Hennepin program that has been transforming spare change into meaningful support for our community since 1994. Since its beginning, this incredible initiative has donated over $5. 6 million in the towns we live and work in.
By rounding up your electric bill to the next dollar, you're helping fund vital services, programs, and projects that strengthen our communities. Participating in Operation Round Up is easy. As a Wright-Hennepin member, your electric bill is automatically rounded up to the next whole dollar each month.
For example, if your bill is $74. 75, it will be rounded up to $75. 00, with the additional 25 cents going directly into the Operation Round Up trust fund.
The average monthly contribution is typically just 50 cents, adding up to around $6. 00 per year – a small amount for each individual, but a significant collective contribution. These rounded-up amounts are tax-deductible, and the total contributed is clearly displayed on your monthly electric statement.
The funds collected through Operation Round Up are placed into a trust, which is overseen by a dedicated, independent board appointed by Wright-Hennepin's Board of Directors. This board carefully evaluates funding requests on a quarterly basis, ensuring donations support eligible programs that demonstrate a clear need and provide direct benefit to the overall community.
Operation Round Up proudly supports a wide range of organizations and projects, including: Local non-profit organizations Emergency services (fire departments, ambulance services) Schools and educational programs Food shelves and community assistance programs Youth development initiatives Community-focused charitable endeavors Our commitment is to charitable giving that strengthens the fabric of our communities and addresses pressing local needs.
Application Guidelines and Deadlines The Wright-Hennepin Electric Trust funds Operation Round Up with voluntary contributions from WH members and other sources. These funds support a wide range of charitable, educational, and emergency needs within our local communities.
Funding is prioritized across several categories: Community service programs that improve health, safety, and quality of life Education and youth development efforts, especially for children and teens at risk Emergency energy assistance programs for low-income households Disaster relief for individuals and families in crisis The Trust typically grants funds to nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status that serve the WH service territory.
Individual applications may be considered in special circumstances, particularly in cases of personal hardship, disaster, or medical emergencies. View Full Funding Guidelines & Policies Applications are reviewed six times per year. Be sure to submit by one of the following dates: February 1, April 1, June 1, August 1, October 1, or November 20.
Apply online , or mail completed applications to: Wright-Hennepin Electric Trust Have questions or need assistance? If you or your organization serves the WH community and aligns with our charitable goals, we encourage you to apply for Operation Round Up funding online or download the application below. All Operation Round Up grant recipients are required to complete and submit a grant evaluation report.
The fillable form asks for details on your project, use of funds, and community impact. Please download and complete the form here: Complete Grant Evaluation Report The Operation Round Up trust fund is managed by an independent advisory board appointed by Wright-Hennepin's Board of Directors.
This dedicated group of community volunteers is responsible for reviewing all funding requests and making decisions on how the funds are distributed, ensuring they align with the program's charitable mission.
Ron Zachman, Chair, District 2 Connie Erickson, District 5 Travis Theiss, District 6 Lindsay Nelson, District 7 Maribeth Neary, District 8 Cathrine Leuer, District 9 Your Contribution Options Your participation in Operation Round Up makes a real difference. Here’s how you’re contributing and how you can manage your involvement. How You're Already Helping As a Wright-Hennepin member, you are automatically enrolled in Operation Round Up.
This means your monthly electric bill is rounded up to the next dollar, with the small change going to the trust fund. These contributions are tax-deductible, and the total amount you’ve donated each year is clearly listed on your December electric statement. Thank you for being a part of this impactful program!
If you wish to make an additional one-time or recurring contribution beyond the automatic round-up, you can do so by mailing a check directly to the trust fund: Wright-Hennepin Electric Trust Please make checks payable to "Wright-Hennepin Electric Trust." You can also contact our Member Services team for assistance with larger or recurring contributions. Not Interested in Participating?
While we hope you'll consider the significant positive impact of Operation Round Up, we understand that participation may not be for everyone. If you prefer not to participate, you can easily opt out of the program at any time. To opt out, please contact Wright-Hennepin Electric by phone at (763) 477-3000 or by email at info@whe.
org . Your decision will be processed promptly, and your bill will no longer be rounded up.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status serving the WH service territory. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 – $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Operation Round Up is funded by Wright-Hennepin Electric Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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