Operation Round Up Presents Grants to Local Charities

The Baldwin County Electric Membership Charitable Foundation presented grants to two local agencies in June, the United Way of Baldwin County and the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Boys Ranch.

These grants were made possible through Baldwin EMC’s Operation Round Up program. This program collects money for charitable causes by rounding up participating members’ electric bills to the next highest dollar amount. The extra change is then used to fund grants.

Grants must meet one of six qualifying categories: food, clothing, shelter, health, environment and education.

The Baldwin County Electric Membership Charitable Foundation recently presented a grant to United Way of Baldwin County Accepting the grant for United Way of Baldwin County is Marina Simpson, Executive Director (center, holding check). Also pictured are Baldwin County Electric Membership Charitable Foundation Board Members (back row, left to right) Debbie Kline, David Combs, Bonnie Schell, Clara Myers and (front row, left to right) Jan Taylor, Janie Sawyer and Albert Lipscomb.
The Baldwin County Electric Membership Charitable Foundation recently presented a grant to the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Boys Ranch. Accepting the grant for the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Boys Ranch is Ranch Director Steven Jones (center, holding check). Also pictured are Baldwin County Electric Membership Charitable Foundation Board Members (back row, left to right) Debbie Kline, David Combs, Bonnie Schell (middle row, left to right) Clara Myers, Janie Sawyer, (front row, left to right), Jan Taylor and Albert Lipscomb.

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