Penny Power

The Penny Power Grant Review Committee met on July 30 and approved a total of $7,749.54 in grants. With this round of grants, the Penny

Adams Electric Cooperative in Camp Point recently awarded $12,397.50 in Penny Power grants to 31 area groups and organizations. This latest round of grants brings

The H.E.L.P. Center (Humanitarian Efforts for Local People) of Rushville requested a Penny Power grant for food pantry items. Area food pantries, like the H.E.L.P.

Penny Power grants totaling $8,403.00 were awarded recently to seventeen area groups and organizations including a $764 grant to the Quincy Family YMCA. The funds

Thirteen applications were approved for funding this cycle.  $7,820.82 was granted to the following groups/organizations: Augusta Senior Citizens—$1,150 toward cost of installing metal siding on

Twenty-two Penny Power grant applications were awarded during the April cycle. $10,533.00 was granted to the following groups/organizations: • $770 – Camp Point Historical Society;

Nine Penny Power grant applications were approved for funding in January. $7,800.00 was granted to the following groups/organizations: • $900 – West Central Child Care

Adams Electric Cooperative in Camp Point recently awarded $6,924.99 in Penny Power grants to fourteen area groups and organizations. A $1,000 grant to the new

Adams Electric Cooperative in Camp Point recently award $5,647.00 in Penny Power grants to ten area groups and organizations. The Penny Power program is funded

Several local organizations applied for Penny Power grants from Adams Electric Cooperative and were approved for funding. A total of $10,194 in Penny Power grants