Where Did Your Roundup Dollars Go in 2022?
Roundup for Safety celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2022. Members contributed $296,797 to Roundup for Safety projects simply by rounding their bills up to the nearest dollar!
Roundup for Safety is funded by Co-op members and governed by a volunteer Board of Directors that is independent of the Co-op and its Board of Trustees. The program helps to fund community safety project grants at the request of nonprofit organizations.
Here are just a few 2022 projects that make our communities safer, more vibrant places to work and play:
- Columbia Falls Firefighters – decontamination washer
- Stillwater Christian School – fume hood
- Kalispell Public Schools – school safety study
- North Valley Food Bank – backup generator
- Good Grief Group – life jackets
- Flathead Area Mountain Bikers Association – helmets
- Columbia Falls Community Market – traffic cones and signage
- The Patrol Fund – avalanche dog deployment pack
- Kalispell Fire Department – stat packs
- Libby Assembly of God – fire suppression system
- Community for a Better Bigfork – emergency fire exit stairs
- West Glacier School – flashing speed sign
- Flathead County Sheriff’s Posse – first responder trauma kits
Need funding for community safety projects?
Roundup for Safety is a voluntary program for Co-op members who round up their electric bills to the next dollar. This money is managed by an independent board and goes into a fund for community safety projects. Learn how to apply for a grant on our website.
