Noble REMC members proved once again that generosity — not luck — is what truly makes the difference.
Thanks to those who give to our Operation Round Up program, eight local nonprofit organizations received nearly $15,000 in first-quarter grants to support meaningful projects across our community.
More than 91% of members participate in Operation Round Up, allowing us to turn small monthly contributions into major community impact. From education and recreation to food assistance and youth services, the pennies collected from your rounded-up bill touch nearly every corner of our service area.
The first quarter distribution of the Operation Round Up Trust Fund included:
Central Noble Canstruction – $2,000 for canned foods and supplies
Central Noble Elementary School – $1,092 for a fifth-grade educational field trip
Judy A. Morrill Recreation Center – $1,500 for programming equipment and materials
Junior Achievement (DeKalb and Noble counties) – $2,500 for in school educational programming
Helping Hands of Orange Township – $1,500 for food assistance
Lighthouse Childcare & Learning Service – $2,500 for food and supplies
Town of Corunna – $2,500 for playground equipment
East Noble Middle School – $1,250 for a seventh-grade STEM field trip
We extend a heartfelt thank you to every member who chooses to round up their bill each month. Your generosity makes these opportunities possible and strengthens the quality of life for our entire community.
APPLY FOR FUTURE FUNDING
Local nonprofit organizations seeking support are encouraged to submit an application by April 1 to be considered for the next round of Operation Round Up grants. Applications are available at nobleremc.com.