OPERATION ROUND-UP

Grant Application (pdf)

Operation Roundup Application (pdf)

How can only one person make a difference in their community for only pennies a day? By joining Jackson Energy's Operation Round-Up.

Operation Round-Up allows a member to voluntarily round up their monthly electric bill to the next highest dollar amount, and the extra money is placed into a trust account that is used to fund worthwhile community projects.

Studies have shown that the average amount contributed to Operation Round-Up is less than 50¢ a month.

An independent board will review grant proposals from community groups and choose which projects to fund. For more information or to sign up, call 1 800-262-7480.

Projects funded include

$1500 to Laurel County Older Persons Activity Center
$1000 to Baseball, Inc., Lee County
$1000 to Burchel Softball Field, Clay County
$550 to Jackson County 4-H Council
$2000 to Quail Homemakers Club, Rockcastle County
$500 to Lee County Recreation Center
$1000 to West Care, Estill County
$1500 to Laurel County Historical Society
$1000 to Owsley County Youth Foundation,
$1000 to Owsley County Arts Council,
$1000 to Kentucky Mountain Mission,
$450 to Hampton Gardens, Rockcastle County,
$1000 Lee County Senior Citizens,
$350 Rockcastle County Public Library,
$12000 Hospice Care Plus, serving Southeastern Kentucky,
$1,000 Owsley County Saddle Club,
$1,000 Owsley County Fiscal Court, skateboard park,
$2,000 Ashley's House Shelter, Rockcastle County,
$750 Community Oupeach Clinc, Clay County,
$500 Horse Creek Volunteer Fire Department, Clay County.
$1000 Lee County Public Library.
$100 Christ Outreach for the Blind, Rockcastle County.
$500 London Christian Academy, Laurel County
$500 Estill County Foothills Community Action.
$750 Owsley County Outreach Corporation.
$600 Chad's Hope Teen Challenge, Clay County.
$500 Sand Gap Elementary Archery Program, Jackson Cuonty.
$250 Jackson County 4-H.
$250 Estill County 4-H .