Operation Round Up Awards $66,857 in Grants for the year of 2016


Every penny of each grant went to nonprofit organiza- tions, local individuals and families, right here in Lake Region Electric Cooperative’s service area. Operation Round Up was introduced at LREC in 2007 and is quickly becoming a great source of funds for struggling nonprofit programs and families in our area. Members agree to have their electric bill “round up” each month to the nearest dollar – an average of $6 per year to be donated to the charitable Operation Round Up program.


Recipients from January Meeting


Keys High School was awarded $1,000 for Save-A-Senior Graduation Night Party.


Hulbert Community Library (EODLS) was awarded $3,290 for their summer reading program.


Cherokee County 4-H was awarded $5,000 for their sum- mer camp, Youth in Action District Leadership Conference and Round-Up trip.


Wagoner County OSU Extension Services was awarded $1,500 for a Youth Leadership County Program.


Tahlequah Public Schools Central Academy Alternative was awarded $750 for graduation field trip.


Tahlequah Public Schools Resource Officers was awarded $1,000 for a Junior Police Academy.


Wagoner Chapter of Blue Star Mothers was awarded $1,500 for postal fees and supplies for mailing care boxes to troops over seas.


Board of Trustees


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


Staff


Hamid Vahdatipour ....................................CEO Ben McCollum .....................Director of Finance Logan Pleasant..............Director of Operations Stanley Young .................Director of Marketing Larry Mattes ............................................Editor Tina Glory-Jordan ............................Attorney


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Today, 62 percent of LREC’s membership participates in Operation Round Up. The program could not continue its success without the generosity of so many members. Thank you! If you would like more informa- tion on Operation Round Up, please visit our website: www.lrecok.coop/operation-round-up


Tahlequah Public Schools Special Olympics was awarded $2,000 for competitions in Muskogee and Stillwater.


Sparrow Hawk Village Volunteer Fire Department was awarded $2,359 for firefighter bunker gear.


Porter Consolidated Schools was awarded $4,000 for cultiva- tion of a STEM Program.


Peggs School Academic Team was awarded $641 for a Quick Pro Deluxe buzzer system.


Tahlequah High School Varsity Cheer was awarded $1,500 for a National Cheerleading Competition.


Shady Grove Public School received a pledge of $10,000 to assist with installation of school and community track.


Helping Hands for Elderly and Handicapped received a pledge of $7,932 for a lawn mower, contingent upon receipt of invoice.


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