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Operation Roundup (Cuivre River Electric Cooperative) is sponsored by Cuivre River Electric Cooperative. A customer-funded program to assist individuals, families, and communities with needs that cannot be met with other resources. Grants cannot be used to pay electric bills but are allowed for home weatherization, medical needs, and other emergencies.
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Operation Round Up | Cuivre River Electric Cooperative Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) German Italian Korean Spanish Small Change that Changes Lives Operation Round Up is a community outreach program funded by CREC members and administered through the Cuivre River Electric Community Trust.
Trustees are community volunteers who are chosen for their proven, personal commitment to helping others and their awareness of community needs and resources. They include CREC members and non-members and are appointed to a seven-member CREC Community Trust Board by the CREC Board of Directors. What does Operation Round Up do?
The goal of Operation Round Up is to help individuals, families, and communities address unmet needs in the areas of health, youth, education, home weatherization, and community and emergency services. Funds can be used to: • Help families cope with emergencies, illnesses, and special medical needs.
• Help low-income and elderly neighbors reduce the burden of home energy bills with long-term solutions that improve their home's efficiency. • Help schools and neighbors with limited resources improve educational opportunities. • Assist community youth organizations and activities that promote good citizenship for strong, healthy communities.
• Aid community and emergency service providers in their efforts to improve the quality of life for our less fortunate neighbors, and support each community's health, safety and well-being. How is Operation Round Up funded? CREC members contribute to the program by "rounding up" their electric bill payments each month.
The average annual contribution is usually between $5 and $6. Rounding up your bill may only involve a few extra pennies each month, but when that small amount of change is multiplied by over 68,000 members, it can help change lives. Also, the pennies rounded up/donated are tax deductible.
New members of CREC are automatically enrolled when signing up for service, however, you can opt out of the program at any time. When does the Operation Round Up board meet? The Cuivre River Electric Community Trust Board meets on the second Thursday of each month to review the completed Operation Round Up application received the prior month.
Operation Round Up applications may be mailed or hand-delivered to any Cuivre River Electric office. For more information contact Tim Schmidt, Operation Round Up coordinator, at tschmidt@cuivre. com or 636-695-4837 Operation Round Up Grant Applications There are three applications designed to meet a variety of needs for eligible applicants.
The deadline is the last day of each month except for scholarships. Grant applications are available at Cuivre River Electric Cooperative offices or can be downloaded by selecting one of the links below. Individual/Family Application Organization/Agency Application Bright Future Grant Application* *Bright Future grants are for schools only.
In 2025, $80,000 was awarded, with 80 students receiving a scholarship. The Trust Board has awarded 2,781 scholarships totaling over $1. 6 million since 1997.
The 2026 scholarship application is now closed. Please check back early next year for 2027's application period. Powered by Co-op Web Builder Co-op Connections Savings Unclaimed Capital Credits 2026 CREC Annual Meeting and Election
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals, families, and communities, particularly those with needs that cannot be met through other programs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Operation Roundup (Cuivre River Electric Cooperative) is funded by Cuivre River Electric Cooperative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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