News & Events
Taking steps to make a difference
Mid-Carolina was a recent, proud sponsor of both the Light the Fight 5k and Lexington’s Race Against Hunger. Light the Fight is presented by Lighthouse for Life, an organization working to end human trafficking across South Carolina. Mission Lexington’s Race Against Hunger strives to shed light on food insecurity in Lexington, South Carolina.
2022 Annual Meeting a Huge Success
For eighty-two years, Mid-Carolina has been bringing its members together at our Annual Meeting – for fellowship and to carry on the important work of running an electric co-op. Whether voting on trustees, reporting on new endeavors, or highlighting the community programming we participate in to remain always in your corner, the Annual Meeting provides us the platform to move things forward. This year’s meeting in early April was a shining example of that, with record-breaking registration attendance of 5,111 members.
Mid-Carolina Announces 2022 Annual Meeting, April 2 & 8
In your corner. You spoke, and we listened. With such positive member response to last year’s Annual Meeting format, we’re offering a similar set-up this year but with even more choices for you.
Powering a Brighter Future Through Education Scholarships
Each year, Mid-Carolina supports students across our service area with education scholarships and grants. We’re accepting applications until March 4, 2022, for our Touchstone Energy scholarships, the Washington Youth Tour and the Cooperative Youth Summit, and we encourage students from eligible schools to apply now.
Golf Tournament Raises $12,000 for Becky’s Place
October 25 proved a perfect day to be on the links for a good cause. Mid-Carolina joined WIRE (Women Involved in Rural Electrification) in hosting our 2021 charity golf tournament for Becky’s Place, and it was a huge success.
Mid-Carolina Awards More Than $20,000 to Local Educators
Mid-Carolina believes deeply in the power of creativity to ensure a brighter future. Through our annual Bright Ideas program, we support local educators and their students as they pursue innovative projects in the classroom. Each fall we award grants to winning teachers to off-set the cost of equipment, supplies, special programming and curriculum needs.
