Community involvement

We're not just a power company. We’re all neighbors joining with neighbors to power our region together. This includes a strong commitment to the communities we serve.

Cooperation Among Cooperatives means we're working together with local, national, regional, and even international co-ops to broaden our network and learn even more ways to serve you better. Because we are not-for-profit that means that we are not in competition with our neighboring co-op's. This opens up the opportunity for information sharing of best practices that ultimately improve service for all of our members. You'll find information below regarding our Operation Round Up program which helps us come along with local non-profit organizations, information about our annual college scholarship and links to Camp Kilowatt and so much more.

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College Scholarships

Northeastern REMC is proud to offer this scholarship program. There is no better way to support our community than to encourage our local students in their pursuit of higher education. Selection criteria will be based on scholastic achievement, school involvement, community involvement and recommendations. 

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Co-Op Connections Discount Card

As a member of Northeastern REMC, you are eligible to receive discounts on products and services from participating businesses around the area, the state... and the whole country!  Plus, you can save on prescriptions, eye and hearing care, lab work, dental savings, and so much more.

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Operation Round Up

Once you opt-in, Northeastern “rounds up” your electric bills to the next highest dollar. For example, a bill for $83.76 would be rounded to $84.00 and 24¢ would be donated to the program from this bill.  Members must opt-in the program by contacting our member services. 

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Honor Flight

It's our honor to serve our veterans. Honor Flight allows America's Veterans to visit Washington DC to see memorials dedicated to honor the service and sacrifices of themselves and their friends. Top priority is given to the senior veterans - World War II survivors, along with other veterans who may be terminally ill. We're proud to be part of this partnership.

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Camp Kilowatt

Do you have a current 6th grader ready for a unique camp experience? This camp takes place right after school gets out in June and gives kids a chance to learn more about energy while making new friends and enjoying lots of activities and games. This three-day camp includes horseback riding, electric cooperative education, rock climbing, swimming, and much more! 

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Youth Tour to Washinton D.C.

The Indiana Electric Cooperative Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., is taken each year to provide young adults with the opportunity to travel to our nation’s capital to learn more about how government functions, the complexities of today’s electric utility industry, and to meet hundreds of peer students from around the country.

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