Washington Electric Foundation
Operation Round Up Donations

The following is a representative listing of organizations in the Washington EMC ten county service area that have benefited from Operation Round Up funds:

The King’s Cleft Inc., $10,000 for new playground equipment for disabled children.

Brentwood School Inc., $3,000 for endowment fund campaign.

Washington Co. Family Connections in Schools, $1,695 for ARK Teen Center.

Sandersville Technical College, $4,300 for the adult literacy program.

Animal Rescue Foundation, $2,675 for final stage of kennel addition.

John Hancock Academy, $2,500 for classroom computer equipment.

Harrison Volunteer Fire Dept., $1,730 for complete fire suit.

Washington Co. Family Connections in Schools, $2,825 for in school abstinence program.

Davisboro Volunteer Fire Dept., $1,700 to renovate training/disaster center.

Sourcecare Management, $2,675 for multiple individual basic needs.

Washington Co. Historical Society, $575 for old city cemetery renovation.

Warthen Historical Committee, $575 for Welcome Center brochures.

Crossroads Pregnancy Center, $2,513 baby items, “Earn While You Learn” program.

American Red Cross, $2,672, fire relief packages for four counties.

Swainsboro Technical College, $5,602, Adult Literacy Language Lab audio equipment.

Johnson County Rural Fire Dept., $8,355, New repeater / Communication system.

Milledgeville Police Dept., $3,510, Ballistic helmets for Tactical Unit Team.

Johnson County High/Middle School, $1,000, Incentive program 2007-2008, Computers.

Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, $2,457, Purchase 350 books for Hancock Co. Program.

Christian Life Center, $3,600, Purchase 3 months’ food stock for food bank.

Washington Co. Chamber of Commerce, $500, Youth Leadership Program.

Washington Co. Elderite Association, $5,214, Establish learning lab at T. J. Elder Center.

Washington Co. Family Connection and Community in Schools, $2,280, In-school Abstinence Program continuation.

Hancock County 4-H Club, $1,258, District Project Achievement Attendance.

Emanuel County 4-H Club, $4,088, 12 Tables and 96 chairs for 4-H Clubhouse.

Emanuel County CAP Inc./Sunshine House, $6,400, Child forensic medical exams – child abuse cases.

Baldwin County Fire Rescue, $1,417, 200 feet of fire hose and nozzle.

East Georgia Health Cooperative, Inc., $3,092, Student career awareness program.

Glascock County 4-H, $2050, Club transportation fees for school year.

Hancock County Library, $3,353, Outdoor book return for library.

Johnson County 4-H, $1,946, Day trips for member students.

Preservation America (Glen Mary Plantation), $3,000, Well installation for restoration project.

Warren County Volunteer Fire Service, $4,758, Four sets of new fire gear.

Boys & Girls Club of the Middle Ga. Region, $7,000, Laptop computers.

Brentwood School Endowment Campaign, $3,000, Fund donation.

Central Ga. Council Boy Scouts of America, $2,671.25, Scout equipment.

Hospital Authority of Washington County, $750, Wellness scholarships for obese and developmental disablility students.

Johnson County High / Middle School, $2,000, Incentive program.

Sandersville Technical College, $3,000, Adult literacy program.

Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation, Inc., $3,000,vision and hearing services for those with financial need.

Georgia Lions Camp for the Blind, $2,500, provide growth experiences for those with visual impairment.

Ferst Foundation/Washington County, $5,000, provide books for children’s reading program.

The Sunshine House, $4,300, assist child victims of abuse.

Johnson County 4-H Club, $2,735, develop and enhance integrity, cooperation and self-confidence.

Brentwood School, $750, Junior Solar Sprint materials.

Cub Scout Pack 74, $1,697, purchase derby track, time and software.

Exchange Club of Washington County, $1,200 Freedom Shrine.

Ferst Foundation of Baldwin County, $5,000 books for literacy program.

Hancock County 4-H, $2,925, District Project Achievement.

Hancock Education Society (JHA), $6,189, multiple purchases and school maintenance repairs.

Johnson County Elementary School, $1,761, "Book of the Month" literacy program.

Peace Officers Association, $2,500, drug- and alcohol-free prom program.

Elder Middle School, $750, Junior Solar Sprint materials.

Washington County Chamber of Commerce, $500, Youth Leadership Program.

Warren County School Band, $3,940, multiple repairs and purchase band equipment.

Warren County Sheriff’s Office, $5,967, laptops for 3 police vehicles.
Breaking Free Inc., $2,354, trailer to transport goods, etc.

Christian Life Center, $3,500, purchase food for food bank.

City of Wrightsville, $2,100, repair Emergency Management truck.

Hancock County Ferst Foundation, $2,790, books for program.

Johnson County 4-H, $1,582, summer program series.

Warren County 4-H, $3,900, district project program.

Warthen Community Club, $4,500, new roof on community center.

Washington County Family Connections in Schools, $500.00, summer camp supplies.

Washington County Historical Society/Genealogy, $3,774.42, brochures and other needs.

Washington County Regional Medical Center Foundation, $3,596.80, standing frame system.

Boy Scouts of America, Central Georgia Council, $603.82, fall program materials.

Boys & Girls Club of Baldwin & Jones Counties, $2,000.00, youth sponsorship.

Boys & Girls Club of Middle Georgia, $1,700, development of game room.

Johnson County Middle/High School, $2,000, computers for incentive program.

Johnson County Recreation Department, $7,036.30, equipment for new football league.

Pilot Club of Washington County, $1,380.40, Wii fitness systems for nursing homes.

Saint Vincent de Paul Society, $2,100, food for Helping Hands Crisis Center, Sparta.

Sunshine House CAC, $4,000, forensic interview and medical examinations.

Washington County 4-H Club, $3,500, fall awards banquet, District Project Achievement.

Warren County High School Theater Arts, $300, supplies.

Ferst Foundation of Washington County, $1,500, books for distribution to children.

Boy Scout Troop 74, $2,400, repairs to scout hut.

Hancock Central Marching Band, $1,744, purchase new band equipment.

Crossroads Pregnancy Center, $826.56, purchase 12 new car safety seats.

St. Galilee Outreach Ministry, $900, support for health services

American Red Cross, $4,660, fire relief from families in Johnson and Laurens Counties.

Breaking Free, $5,000, concrete for 6,000 sq. ft. shop.

Brentwood School, $,750, Junior Solar Sprint competition.

Briarwood Academy, $4,088, bleachers for softball field.

Ferst Foundation of Baldwin Co., $5,000 literacy program, free book distribution.

Hancock Central 4-H, $2,300, district project achievement, Junior/Senior & Cloverleaf.

Peace Officers Association of Georgia, drug and alcohol free prom night program.

Sandersville Technical College, $9,442.93, lending library, periodical resources, summer camps.

Elder Middle School, $750, Junior Solar sprint competition.

Tennille Masonic Lodge No. 256, $1,000, Ga. Child Identification Program (CHIPS).

Baldwin Co. Parks & Recreation Dept., $5,026.00 Transportation costs & supplies for summer camp.

Boy Scouts of America, Central Ga. Council, $1,200, Director & youth training camps.

Hancock County 4-H Club, $1,000 for ten scholarships for 4-H Summer Camp.

Hancock County Library, $6,500, Purchase books and periodicals.

Johnson County 4-H, $1,310, On the Road with 4-H—Discovering Ga. summer program.

Johnson County Elementary School, $2,895, Five computers for computer lab.

Washington Co. NB & PW Club, Inc., Head Start/Ga. Pre-K, $1,100, Replace playground equipment for Head Start Program.