Attention Nonprofits: Appy for The Power of Change Funds
Tuesday | July 12, 2022

The Power of Change from REC is now accepting applications from local nonprofits seeking funding to support their communities. Across REC’s service territory, numerous nonprofits could benefit from funding, and The Power of Change is the perfect opportunity to help meet their needs. 

“Over 30,000 REC member-owners round up their monthly electric bill or make other monetary donations to The Power of Change,” said Casey Hollins, Managing Director – Communications and Public Relations. “Twice each year, those donations are awarded to local nonprofits so that they can accomplish their mission and support their community.” 

The Power of Change has awarded funds to a variety of nonprofits, including crisis support services, community reading programs, volunteer fire departments, environmental programs, performing arts centers and organizations that help feed families. 

“The funds donated by REC’s member-owners go right back into their community, allowing them to make a difference where they live and work,” added Hollins. “We encourage nonprofits to apply today so the funds raised by REC members can make a difference for your organization.” 

If your nonprofit needs funding to complete or start a project, apply to The Power of Change. Visit myrec.coop/power-change, fill out the application and return it to REC by 5 p.m. on Aug. 10.

power of change

CONNECT WITH US

REC STORIES

Thousands of children, parents and senior citizens visit Chet Hobert Park in Clarke County each year to swim, play tennis, hit baseballs and softballs...
REC's Vegetation Management Department partnered with the Culpeper Middle School FFA Club to plant a tree on the school grounds to celebrate Arbor Day...

Arbor Day at Milton Valley Cemetery

Thursday | April 20, 2023
To celebrate Arbor Day, members of REC's Vegetation Management Department partnered with Clarke County to plant a dogwood at Milton Valley Cemetery in...