Three Page County Organizations Awarded SVEC Grants
LURAY, Va. — Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) has announced recipients of its first round of 2026 Operation Round Up grants.
Three Page County organizations were among those named.
Living Legacy: Funds will be used to provide safe transportation four days a week for Page County youth attending The Rec’s after school programs.
Page One: Funds to be used for emergency financial assistance for clients, including rent, utilities and food pantry purchases.
Friends of the Shenandoah River: Funds will be used to support the Summer E. coli Testing Program on Hawksbill Creek.
Friends of the Shenandoah River also received a matching grant from the CoBank Sharing Success program.
Operation Round Up first began providing funds to community organizations in 2018.
The program builds a charitable fund through co-op members who voluntarily round up their bills each month. An annual corporate contribution also supports the mission.
A complete list of first round 2026 SVEC Operation Round Up grand recipients may be found HERE.
Funds are available to any group, charity or organization that serves SVEC members.
To apply for the next round of grant funding, complete the form on the Operation Round Up Application page.
Applications for the second grant cycle of 2026 are due 4:30 p.m. Thursday, June 4.
Questions, email svecpr@svec.coop or call (800) 234-7832.