Ruholl Family Corp

C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation is a nonprofit community action agency incorporated in 1965 to assist people in achieving full individual and economic potential. The corporation serves Christian, Clay, Effingham, Fayette, Montgomery, Moultrie and Shelby counties in Illinois. It develops, implements and evaluates social service programs to assist economically and socially disadvantaged people in their quest for greater self-sufficiency. Its programs include the head start program for preschool children, golden circle nutrition program for senior citizens, and energy conservation and home repair, homebuyer assistance, home weatherization assistance, and housing rehabilitation programs. The corporation additionally provides individual development accounts, literacy, low income home energy assistance, retired and senior volunteer, supportive housing, and workforce investment act programs. It also offers various outreach and referral services. C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation is located in Effingham, Ill.

Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative (CMEC) is a distributor of electricity and electrical supplies to its members in the Clark, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Piatt and Shelby counties. It serves over 9,500 members through an electrical distribution system of more than 1,900 miles. The firm offers electrical supplies to more than 8,000 residential and around 850 commercial members. Some of its commercial members include Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Mattoon Precision Inc., Mid-State Tank Company and Lake Land College among others. Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative (CMEC) is a Touchstone Energy partner.

Big Brothers Big Sisters is a non-profit organization in Charleston, IL that creates professionally supported, one-to-one matches for children seeking to fulfill their potential. Through their community-based and school-based programs, as well as the Sports Buddies program, they aim to make a difference in the lives of children by providing them with mentors who can offer friendship, guidance, and new perspectives on the world. By volunteering as a Big, individuals can dedicate a few hours a week or month to positively impact a child's life, whether it's through playing video games, visiting museums, or simply spending time together. Parents can also enroll their children to become Littles, giving them the opportunity to be part of Big Brothers Big Sisters and embark on a path towards a brighter and more promising future. Through donations and support, Big Brothers Big Sisters continues to empower the potential of children in the community.Generated from the website