The program is a simple and rewarding way for our customer-owners to raise money for local charities, needy individuals and service organizations.

Members of the Walton Electric Trust Board are named by Walton EMC's Board of Directors. Each co-op board member selects a trust board member from the district he or she represents.
The trust board volunteers many hours to make sure Operation Round Up funds are spent in the most responsible way.
Board members are (front) Nancy Abbott, Deedra Leech, Bob Hale, John Hall, John Wheeler, (back) Anna Shackelford, Sandra Roberts, David Williams, Duncan Cumming, Don Hardison, Elbert Rivers, Ken Graff and Trudy Bradley.
Here are the most recent individuals and groups in Walton EMC's 10-county service area that have benefited from Round Up funds:
In February 2009, Round Up grants were awarded to:
- Family Promise of Gwinnett County - $5,000
Brings shelter, meals and support services to families without homes through a network of local churches
- Special Olympics Georgia - $1,000
State winter and summer games.
- Gwinnett Community Clinic - $7,000
Provide the county's indigent population the ability to receive medical attention at little or no charge.
- Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services - $5,000
Program that trains, empowers and supports ordinary citizens and community leaders so that they can promote positive changes in their neighborhoods and communities.
- Morgan County 4-H - $3,500
Program focuses on communication, citizenship and youth leadership that influences life-long positive results.
- Loganville Middle School's Special Education Department - $621
Program is designed to implement steps to improve students who are struggling in reading, math, language, science and social studies.
- Monroe-Walton County Library - $2,500
To purchase materials for their children and youth outreach program.
- Peace Officers Association of Georgia - $2,500
Alcohol Free Prom Night program to be implemented at Monroe Area High School.
- Seven Community Families
Emergency needs.