Scholarship
recipients include Jessica Lynn Moore, Newnan High
School, $1,000 scholarship; Samuel Johnan Duenckel,
Newnan High School, $2,500; Allison Menke, Starr's Mill
High School, $1,000; William Lee Adams, Fayette County
High School, $2,500; John Michael Monteith, East Coweta
High School, $1,000, Rachel Jernigan Bennett, East Coweta
High School, $2,500; Aimee Baldwin, Sandy Creek High
School, $1,000; Jennifer Nowicki, Heard County High
School, $1,000; Amanda Carla Newman, Heard County High
School, $2,500; and Justin Alan Winter, Landmark High
School, $2,500.
Operation
Round-Up allows Coweta-Fayette EMC members to literally
round up their monthly electric bills to the next highest
dollar and contribute the difference to a fund that
assists individuals and organizations in need.
Since its
inception in 1993, Coweta-Fayette EMC members have
contributed more than $1 million to the local community.
"Operation
Round-Up may very well be the most important community
effort that has ever been made by our EMC," stated
the company's president and CEO, Michael C. Whiteside.
"Our
member/owners voluntarily participate in the program, and
it's a painless way to increase the amount of help that
each could give individually. Working together, though,
each of can make a difference!"
For over 50
years, Coweta-Fayette EMC has worked to provide
electricity at the lowest possible prices, charge a fair
price and respond immediately when there are outages.
Coweta, Fayette, Heard, Meriwether, Troup, South Fulton
and parts Spalding Counties are served by the
cooperative.
Coweta-Fayette
EMC is a member of Touchstone Energy Cooperatives, a
national alliance of EMCs committed to the highest
standards of providing customers large and small with the
latest technology, while maintaining personal service and
affordable rates. Its involvement with the local
community is a cornerstone of the member-owned utility.
If you know
of someone who might benefit from Operation Round-Up,
please contact your local EMC office at 770.502.0226 for
more information and an application.






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