Fayette Electric, Co-Bank award four grants totaling $30,000
Navidad Valley Community Connections DBA Senior Connections received a $7,500 grant from FEC and CoBank. Shown are (from left) FEC General Manager/CEO Doug Lambert and Senior Connections executive director Amanda Kridel.
The Schulenburg Historical Museum received a $7,500 grant from FEC and CoBank. Shown are (from left) FEC General Manager/CEO Doug Lambert and the Schulenburg Historical Museum board president David Carpenter.
The James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts received a $7,500 grant from FEC and CoBank. Shown are (from left) FEC General Manager/CEO Doug Lambert, Round Top Festival Institute program director Iverson Eliopoulos, Round Top Festival Institute associate curator of collections Pat Johnson, Round Top Festival Institute founder and artistic director James Dick and Round Top Festival Institute managing director Lamar Lentz.
Smith-McMillan Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), received a $7,500 grant from FEC and CoBank. Shown are (from left) FEC General Manager/CEO Doug Lambert, Smith-McMillan Chapter treasurer Jacquelyn Head and Smith-McMillan Chapter regent Carolyn Caflisch.
Fayette Electric Cooperative (FEC), in partnership with Co-Bank, proudly awarded $30,000 in grants to four area nonprofit organizations on Aug. 8. The donations were made possible through CoBank’s Sharing Success charitable contribution program.
CoBank’s signature Sharing Success program doubles the impact of its customer-owners by matching their charitable contributions. Since its inception in 201…
