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Hendricks Power Cooperative Operation Round Up
Hendricks Power Cooperative Nonprofit or association
Checked on hendrickspower.com
- Award
- The page does not state a set award range. Recent grants included a donation to upgrade play equipment at a public park.
- Next date
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- Who can apply
- Nonprofits, Schools
- Where
- Hendricks Power's service territory
Hendricks Power Cooperative's Operation Round Up gives community grants funded by members who round up their energy bills. It supports capital and equipment, community programs and one-time projects, and has funded play equipment at a local park. Nonprofits, schools, community groups and civic organizations serving residents in the cooperative's service territory should apply.
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The program funds capital and equipment projects, and a recent grant paid for new play equipment at a public park. A nonprofit, school or community group in the service territory could use it for play pieces, shade or other parts of a playground project.
Capital & Equipment: Tangible items, safety gear, facility upgrades, and educational tools.
Emerald Palace Playground: Awarded a $2,500 donation to upgrade play equipment at Robe-Ann Park in Greencastle, adding safe, enclosed crawling tunnels, racing slides, and bouncy ponies.
How to apply
- Confirm your organization serves residents in Hendricks Power's service territory and has not received Operation Round Up funds in the past three years.
- Gather an up-to-date W-9 and any contractor quotes or sponsorship materials for the project.
- Complete the online Operation Round Up Sponsorship Request form and attach your documents.
- Contact Emily Thomas with questions about eligibility or deadlines.
We summarize public information. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.