Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s Power of Change program continues to deliver local impact, awarding a $5,000 grant to the Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity during a check presentation in Bowling Green.
The funds will support a Habitat project at Caroline High School, where students are gaining hands-on experience in construction and community service.
The Power of Change is fueled by REC members who round up their electric bills each month, turning small change into big results for local nonprofits. thepowerofchange.org
