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    Home » Articles » Wheatland Electric: New Year, New Opportunity to Share Success with Non-Profits
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    Wheatland Electric: New Year, New Opportunity to Share Success with Non-Profits

    Vicki EstesBy Wheatland Electric CooperativeJanuary 22, 20202 Mins Read
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    Wheatland is proud to support the communities we serve through our Sharing Success Program.

    Since 2012, Wheatland Electric, in partnership with CoBank, has given nearly $85,000 to the communities we serve through our Sharing Success Program,  managed by the Scott Community Foundation. Throughout the year, Wheatland accepts applications for grants typically given out in $1,000 increments. In 2019 Wheatland and CoBank increased their contributions to $7,500, expanding the program.

    In 2019, Wheatland’s Sharing Success Program awarded $13,000 in grants to non-profit organizations throughout our service territory. Recipients of our 2019 Sharing Success Grants were:

    • Agora Inc. in Wichita County
    • Argonia PTO
    • Barton County Fair Association
    • Caldwell Historical Society
    • Caldwell Opera House
    • Child Abuse Prevention Education organization in Great Bend
    • Circles program in Great Bend
    • Harper Art Association
    • Quilts of Valor in Syracuse
    • Real Men Real Leaders in Garden City
    • Saint Francis Ministries
    • Scott City Takedown Club
    • Wichita County Community Foundation
    Agora Inc.
    Real Men Real Leaders in Garden City
    Scott City Takedown Club
    Barton County Fair Association

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    The Sharing Success Program will once again have $15,000 available for nonprofit organizations in 2020. The application process for the Sharing Success program requires a letter with a description of your nonprofit organization, the project details and the costs associated with the project for which you are requesting the grant.

    Nonprofits interested in receiving funding from the Wheatland Electric Sharing Success Fund can contact Alli Conine, Manager of Member Services & Corporate Communications, at 620-874-4563 or aconine@weci.net.

    Applications should be mailed to:

    ATTN: Sharing Success Program
    Wheatland Electric
    416 S. Main
    Scott City, KS 67871

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