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Randolph EMC Sharing Success Community Grants Now Open for Moore County Nonprofits

The Randolph EMC Sharing Success Community Grants program is now accepting applications for 2026.

Nonprofit organizations in Moore County and surrounding areas can apply for up to $2,000 in funding to support programs and community initiatives.

About the Randolph EMC Sharing Success Community Grants

The grants are distributed through the cooperative’s People Helping People program, with $30,000 available this cycle thanks to matching funds from CoBank.

Since 2015, more than $166,000 has been awarded to nonprofits serving local communities.

How Moore County Nonprofits Can Apply

Eligible nonprofits must operate in areas served by Randolph EMC. Applications must be submitted electronically by May 31, 2026.

To apply or learn more, visit the Randolph EMC website.

For ongoing community updates across Moore County, follow Sandhills News and Star 102.5.

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