Operation Round-Up Update


Through LREC’s Operation Round- Up program, members voluntarily “round-up” their electric bills to the nearest dollar each month. Each participant donates an average of $6 a year, all of which goes directly toward


meeting local needs.


LREC members who participate in the Operation Round-Up program help make these grants possible. This program is making a significant impact on our 658603 local communities.


The Operation Round-Up Foundation Board met during their regular business meeting held on April 26, 2017. Dur- ing the meeting, grants were awarded to:


• Two individuals were each awarded $2,500 for • “Tahlequah Feed My Sheep” was awarded $5,000 to • “Men in the Making” was awarded $6,000 to assist • Tahlequah High School Art Department was


medical expenses. Help keep curious kids safe! assist with expenses and food supplies. with expenses for mentoring program.


awarded $700 for expenses for their Arts in the Park Exhibit.


• Wagoner High School was awarded $1,000 to assist • Wagoner Education Foundation was awarded $1,500 • Rock Our Hulbert Community (ROHC) was • Blue Star Mothers, Cherokee Capital OK 21 was


with expenses for the after graduation party. for grants for local teachers. awarded $10,000 for building renovations. Board of Trustees


Bobby Mayfield .........................President Scott Manes.......................Vice-President Jack Teague ...............Secretary -Treasure Lynn Lamons......Asst. Secretary-Treasure Randall Shankle ...........................Trustee Gary Cooper ............................... Trustee James Walls ............................... Trustee Staff


Hamid Vahdatipour ...................................CEO Ben McCollum .....................Director of Finance Logan Pleasant.............Director of Engineering and Operations


Stanley Young .................Director of Marketing Larry Mattes ............................................Editor Tina Glory-Jordan ............................Attorney


LREC Powerline Press


Office Hours Monday-Friday


8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Telephone


800-364-LREC or 918-772-2526 Website:


www.lrecok.coop Locations


Hulbert, Wagoner & Tahlequah, OK. Main Office Address P.O. Box 127 Hulbert, OK 74441


Hidden Account Number Look for your account number hidden in this


issue of the Powerline Press. If you find your number, Lake Region Electric will credit your next bill. To claim your credit, notify LREC’s Hulbert


office by phone or mail during the month of publication. The amount increases by $10 with each


issue your prize goes unclaimed to a maximum of $50. For more information, call 800-364-LREC or 918-772-2526


Cooperative bylaws are available upon


request at Lake Region Electric Cooperative’s office in Hulbert.


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As the weather continues to warm, kids will be spending more time outside. Remind them to never tamper with outdoor electrical boxes. And if there is any damage, report it to your utility immediately.


awarded $1,500 for postage for mailing boxes to troops overseas.


• Wagoner City Public Library was awarded $2,450 • Peggs School Robotics was awarded $699.94 assis- • Tahlequah Save-A-Senior was awarded $1,000 to


for their summer reading program. tance with robotics program. assist with expenses for the after graduation party.


Electric cooperatives were founded on the principle of concern for community. The Operation Round-Up Board meets quarterly to review requests. The next Opera- tion Round-Up meeting will be held July 26, 2017. For grant application or more information about Operation Round-Up, visit our website www.lrecok.coop or call 918-772-2526.


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