| Operation Round-Up is one of the contributions to society of which the Coweta-Fayette EMC is most proud, and it could not have been successful without the willingness of you, our member/owners, to participate. There have been many recipients over the years, shown here are just a few of the recent neighbors who have benefited from your generosity! |
Central Education Center receives a grant from the Bright Ideas campaign. Bright Ideas is a grant program sponsored by Coweta-Fayette Trust, Inc. and Coweta-Fayette EMC that awards funds to teachers to put innovative and creative education projects into action.
For a list of all grant recipients, click here
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Salvation Army (Newnan Service Center) receives an Operation Round Up check for Project SHARE. Project SHARE provides emergency assistance to Georgians who need help with basic necessities – housing, food, medical care and utility services.
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Coweta County Recreation Department receives the funds needed to purchase defibrillators for five Coweta County ball fields. Each league will receive training for proper procedures when using the new equipment.
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Summit Family YMCA received $50,000 for their new teen center opening May 2007. The new facility will concentrate on after-school programs like homework assistance and tutoring but will include fun activities like ping pong and pool tables.
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Te Real Life Center (formerly known as Braelinn Community Services) received $6,500 to help open a thrift store in Tyrone. The proceeds will be used to assist families who are experiencing difficult times. Their program is designed to offer a "hand up" instead of a "hand out".
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Thanks to Coweta-Fayette EMC’s Operation Round-Up program, Heard Middle School has received some needed computer stations that include a television, VCR and scanner.
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The Fayette YMCA was excited to unveil their new Pavillion, funded by a grant from Operation Round-Up. |