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Operation Round Up®. Noble REMC's Operation Round Up Trust fund is in its eighth year of bringing benefit to many in the REMC service territory. This benevolent program — made possible by approximately 85% of participating member consumers — has distributed over $376,000 dollars.
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Noble REMC Operation Round Up Grant Deadline October 14
Operation Round Up<sup><sup>®</sup></sup>Operation Round Up participants—who deserve all the credit for the program's success—allow Noble REMC to round up their bill to the next whole dollar. The change goes into a trust fund for grants approved by a volunteer grant review board. The funds are transferred to the Operation Round Up Trust Fund at the Noble County Community Foundation, who distributes the funds and performs the accounting functions for the trust. Administrative costs for this program are minimal. The contributions are tax deductible.

Non-profit community based organizations and school corporations serving the general area of our service territory—primarily Noble and DeKalb counties as well as part of Kosciusko, LaGrange and Steuben Counties are eligible to apply for grants for a project or service. Bylaws prohibit funding a grant above $10,000.

NEW: All grant applications must have written documentation of your 501[c][3] and your federal ID number (EIN) must be included.

Applications for the next grant cycle will be accepted until October 14, 2010 and are available at the Noble REMC office at 300 Weber Road in Albion or right here on our website (see below).

Because of demand, all grant requestors are encouraged to only apply once per year. Those doing so will be considered after the others are reviewed.

The Operation Round Up Board is strictly voluntary and is currently comprised of five REMC members and two employees. Members have term limits and if you are interested in volunteering in the future, contact John English at 260-636-2113 or 800-933-7362.

Operation Round Up was started by a rural electric cooperative in South Carolina more than 20 years ago. Leading rural electric co-ops have joined together in these programs generating millions of dollars for philanthropic causes at the local level. The success of the program is due to the generosity of the REMC members who allow us to round up their bill.

Three easy ways to obtain a grant application:

  • Click here to download the Grant application.
  • Pick one up at the Noble REMC office.
  • Contact John or Kevin at 260-636-2113 or 800-933-7362 to have one mailed.

Click to download our distribution pages for:
January 2010 | April 2010 | July 2010 | October 2009 | or our Q & A page

Energy Advisor Tip
*Insulate exposed hot water lines. It will help the hot water in the pipes stay hotter longer. Set water heater temperature no higher than 120°F.
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