Community is at the heart of who we are at Central Electric and recently, our employees took some time to support the mission of one of our local organizations, Sleep in Heavenly Peace in Moore County. Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to building and delivering hand-made, fully furnished beds to children in need. SHP’s mission is to tackle childhood bedlessness, which is estimated to affect nearly 3% of the population.
Community is at the heart of who we are at Central Electric and recently, our employees took some time to support the mission of one of our local organizations, Sleep in Heavenly Peace in Moore County. Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to building and delivering hand-made, fully furnished beds to children in need. SHP’s mission is to tackle childhood bedlessness, which is estimated to affect nearly 3% of the population.
Community is at the heart of who we are at Central Electric and recently, our employees took some time to support the mission of one of our local organizations, Sleep in Heavenly Peace in Moore County. Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to building and delivering hand-made, fully furnished beds to children in need. SHP’s mission is to tackle childhood bedlessness, which is estimated to affect nearly 3% of the population.
Community is at the heart of who we are at Central Electric and recently, our employees took some time to support the mission of one of our local organizations, Sleep in Heavenly Peace in Moore County. Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to building and delivering hand-made, fully furnished beds to children in need. SHP’s mission is to tackle childhood bedlessness, which is estimated to affect nearly 3% of the population.
Central helps fight summer hunger for kids
Central Electric recently had the opportunity to lend a hand to a great local nonprofit organization, Harnett County Buddy Backpack. Our employees packed backpacks and provided a summer food pick-up at Johnsonville Elementary School for area children ages 3-18. It's always great to give back our time and resources to aid local nonprofits who play a vital role in our local community. Check out the video to learn more about our project and how you can give back as well!
Operation Round Up celebrates giving back $1 million in grants to local non-profits
Since its inception in 2013, Operation Round Up has been a source of funding for countless non-profit organizations across our local communities. The volunteer donation program, fueled by the generosity of our members, has now reached a significant milestone - giving back over $1 million in grants to support local initiatives and projects. Operation Round Up embodies the spirit of cooperation and community support. Our members have collectively made a tremendous impact on the lives of those in need. Every cent contributed goes directly towards funding grants for charitable organizations, community improvement projects, and educational initiatives. Over the years, the program has funded a wide range of projects, from providing essential services to vulnerable populations to supporting local schools and youth programs. As we celebrate this milestone of $1 million in grants given back, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every member who has participated in the program. Your generosity has touched countless lives and made our communities stronger, more vibrant, and more resilient. Together, we have shown that even the smallest contributions can add up to create significant change. Thank you for being a part of Operation Round Up and for helping us reach this incredible milestone. Here’s to many more years of giving back and making a difference, one donation at a time.
Boys & Girls Club
We are thankful for our community and for organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Carolina for all they do in helping pave a bright future for the youth in our community. Thank you so much for having us and letting us come be a part of your thanksgiving meals. It was an honor to help provide the meals and come serve you all. THANK YOU to the staff…the clubbers…and their families for being so hospitable and most importantly for what you all mean to the community.
Habitat for Humanity Service Project
Concern for Community is part of the heart and soul of the co-op. Our mission goes beyond powering the lives of our members, we want to make our communities a better place for all. Take a peek at a video of our recent community service project where we helped out the Sanford Habitat for Humanity.
Thanksgiving community service project
Thanksgiving is about being thankful for what we are blessed with and giving back to those in our community who may be without. Leading up to Thanksgiving, we offered a helping hand to the great folks at the West Chatham Food Pantry in Siler City. We provided entire thanksgiving meals to 50 families in need across Chatham County. A special thank you to all the volunteers at the West Chatham Food Pantry. They were a pleasure to work with and it was a honor to help them serve members of our community.
