Operation Round Up is a program designed to raise funds for charitable organizations, individuals in need and educational purposes. As the name suggests participating members bills are rounded up to the nearest dollar. On average the annual donation will be around $6. One hundred percent of the money is given to local concerns with no funds used for electric bills, administrative costs, or political purposes. A simple application to the independent board overseeing the Operation Round Up is all that is needed to apply for funds. Please see below for an application.

Collectively and for just pennies a month we can make a difference in our communities!

Guideline-given to co-op members that are experiencing a hardship causing family financial strain. Hardship causes include a family member medical condition, a death in the family, or displacment from their home caused by fire or other means. Unemployment, unless caused by one of the before mentioned causes, would not qualify as a hardship.

Operation Round Up Trust Board Members

Sue Halverson - Chairperson - representing the townships of Harrison, Wyoming, and Dupont

Renee Groshek - Vice Chairperson - representing the townships of Franzen, Alban, and New Hope

Mark Foresth - Secretary - representing the townships of Iola, Helvetia, and Union

Sheri Beilke - Treasurer - representing the townships of Hutchins, Almon, Bartelme, and Red Springs

Tammy Meverden - Representing the townships of Norrie, Birnamwood, Elderon, and Wittenberg

Kevin Mueller - Representing the townships of Morris, Seneca, Germania, Fairbanks, and Grant

Bonnie Paulson - Representing the townships of Amherst, Scandinavia, St. Lawrence, Lanark, and Farmington

Bonnie Ziolkowski - Representing the townships of Dewey-Eau Pleine, Dewey, Sharon, Hull, and Sharon-Stockton

Rita Beker - Representing the townships of Kronenwetter, Reid, Knowlton, Guenther, and Bevent