⚡ Caney Fork Electric Cooperative Volunteers Transform Doyle Elementary School Grounds
Employees of Caney Fork Electric Cooperative (CFEC) recently dedicated a day to improving the campus at Doyle Elementary School in White County, combining landscaping work and outdoor beautification as part of the co-op’s commitment to education and community stewardship.
🤝 Partnership in Action
Doyle Elementary School is one of Caney Fork Electric Cooperative‘s Partner-In-Education Schools, a designation that reflects the co-op’s ongoing investment in local schools and student success. During Co-op Day of Service, CFEC team members focused on making the school grounds cleaner and more welcoming for students, staff, and families. The work included landscaping improvements, general cleanup, and outdoor beautification projects designed to enhance the overall appearance and functionality of the campus.
💪 Why Community Service Matters
Cooperative businesses like CFEC operate on a principle of concern for community-a value that extends beyond providing reliable electricity to supporting the places where neighbors live, work, and learn. By investing volunteer time and effort into school grounds, the co-op demonstrates that taking care of communities “starts with the little things,” as the organization noted in sharing the effort. Well-maintained school campuses contribute to a positive learning environment and signal to students that their community values their education.
📍 About Caney Fork Electric Cooperative
Caney Fork Electric Cooperative (CFEC) is based in Spencer, Van Buren County, and serves the region with reliable and affordable electricity. The co-op’s commitment to education partnerships and community service reflects its broader mission to support the areas it serves. For more information about CFEC’s services and community initiatives, residents can contact the cooperative or visit their website.
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