Anovary Informational Meeting - Wed. March 11, 2026 @ 6pm:

To provide insight and answer questions, Riverland Energy Cooperative is hosting an informational meeting for all Riverland Energy Cooperative Members interested in learning about our new member, Anovary. Join us on Wednesday, March 11 at 6:00 p.m. at the Waumandee Country Bar (S2020 Co Rd U, Cochrane, WI 54622). Join us to learn more and ask questions-we look forward to seeing you there. Please note: capacity is limited to 120 people.

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Rounding Up for Community Cares

Riverland Energy is pleased to provide financial support to community programs through our Community Cares program. This is a member fund from volunteers who round up their monthly electric bill. 

The monies are then combined into our Community Cares fund to be distributed by Riverland Energy Cooperative members. 

Arcadia Ambulance Check Presentation 2026

Grace Lutheran Church Donation

CFC Food Pantry Check Presentation

Hope Gospel Mission Donation

Abilities in Harmony

Dodge Fire Dept. Donation

Alma Library Donation

Friendship First Donation

Friends of Merrick Park Check Presentation - On the dock

Deadlines for submitting applications for funds are: February 12, 2026 and August 13, 2026. Decisions regarding application grants are made within approximately one month after the respective deadline.

Money contributed to Community Cares is administered by a tax-exempt, nonprofit corporation called the Riverland Community Cares Foundation. 

Contributions will generally be made to 501(c)3 organizations whose activities benefit members of the Riverland Energy service area.

Grant Application Participation Form

How much do members contribute? 

Annual contributions per member average $6, but could potentially be up to $12. 

What will the money be used for? 

Contributions are generally awarded to non-profit programs, projects and organizations that improve the quality of life in our local communities and emphasize: public safety, health care, self-sufficiency, basic human needs, community leadership and social issues for youth. Only one grant per year will be awarded to an organization.

Unless your project benefits the overall community, contributions are generally not awarded to: lobbying, political, religious, veteran or fraternal organizations; fundraising dinners, raffles or events; capital fund campaigns; scholarship programs; national fund drives or advertising; or paying members bills. 

How do I sign up?

Fill out the Participation Form. 

Please note all contributions are tax deductible. 

Who administers the fund? 

Riverland Energy Cooperative has a designated board of directors for the Community Cares funds. It's made up of Riverland Energy Cooperative board members.