Operation Round-Up

Small Change that Changes Lives
Operation Round-Up is a voluntary program in which a member elects to have their monthly electric bill 'rounded up' to the next whole dollar. The money is used to provide assistance to community organizations and families. That small change, an average of 50 cents per month, adds up fast. Since its inception in 1995, Operation Round-Up has donated nearly $600,000 to individuals, families and charitable groups in United Power's service territory.

How does Round-Up work?
Say your electric bill for this month is $40.50. When you participate in Operation Round-Up, your bill will be automatically 'rounded-up' to $41. That extra 50 cents, or an average of $6 per year, goes a long way to help people in your community.

Where does the Round-Up money go?
All Round-Up contributions are administered by a board of local residents who are members of your community and people who understand the unique needs in this area. Applications are considered separately for funding which covers utility expenses, housing costs and even medical bills. United Power covers all administrative costs of the program to ensure every donated dollar is distributed to needy individuals and worthy groups or organizations.

Use your small change to change someone's life today.

Give to Operation Round-Up

Get Help from Operation Round-Up (pdf)

Operation Round-Up Annual Reports
2007 Round-Up Annual Report (pdf)
2006 Round-Up Annual Report (pdf)
2005 Round-Up Annual Report (pdf)
2004 Round-Up Annual Report (pdf)

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