Flathead Electric charged up for another year of supporting communities
Flathead Electric Cooperative's Pulse Project blood drive and energy assistance fundraiser is one way people can make an impact in their community. Two blood drives are set for Sept. 8 and 9. People may also donate money, which goes toward providing energy assistance to co-op members facing temporary financial crises and who may not be eligible for other low-income assistance. (Photo provided by Flathead Electric Cooperative)
Flathead Electric Cooperative is charged up for another year of supporting communities throughout the valley and invites the public to help out.
Owned and governed by its members, the nonprofit cooperative has a stake in the safety, education and well-being of the communities it serves in the Flathead Valley and Libby, creating programs and events to support them such as Roundup for Safety, the Pulse Project and Ribeye Raffle, in addition to offering free kits containing energy-efficient items and awarding scholarships to area students...
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