Community

Together, PEC and its members give $10,000 to better our community

Grants benefit The Science Mill and Twin Sisters Dance Hall

This article was originally published June 9, 2017. Due to technical issues with the original article, we are republishing it.

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The Science Mill in Johnson City will use their $5,000 PEC Community Grant to install a 3-D Avatar experience.

The Science Mill in Johnson City and the Twin Sisters Dance Hall Club in Blanco are our spring PEC Community Grants recipients. The Science Mill will use its $5,000 grant to purchase 15 tablets to display and deliver the museum’s 3-D Avatar experience. Twin Sisters will use its $5,000 grant to replace the roof of the historic Texas dancehall.

PEC Community Grants are funded, in part, by our members through the Power of Change program. Participants’ electric bills are rounded up to the nearest dollar, and the combined funds are used to supplement PEC Community Grants and our Bright Lights Bright Minds educational support. Members can enroll through SmartHub, by phone, on their payment slip or by visiting a PEC district office near them.

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The Twin Sisters Dance Hall in Blanco will replace the roof of the historic treasure with their $5,000 PEC Community Grant.

Adding a few cents makes sense — it makes a difference in our community. Visit pec.coop/powerofchange to learn more.