Osage Valley Electric Community Trust
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Programs & Services
Mentor Programme
{Mentorship programme is designed to help teens find the career path that best suits them.}
Operation Round Up
Members' electric bills are rounded up to the next dollar, with the extra cents donated to a fund supporting worthy causes in the service area.
Youth Programs
Programs for youth in Osage Valley's service area, including opportunities for high school juniors to submit essays.
Safety Programs
Safety programs offered to the community.
About
Osage Valley Electric Community Trust
Founded in
1993
EIN
431636719
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
PO BOX 470 BUTLER, MO 64730-0470 Unite States
Website
https://www.osagevalley.com/
Phone
(660)-679-3131
Email address
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Mission
Osage Valley Electric Community Trust helps fund and empower community initiatives in Butler, MO, bringing positive change to the local area through their support.
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