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NEED TO KNOW
(Effective January 1, 2009)
The 2007 NESC Article 410.A3 kicks in.
It states: the employer shall ensure that
an assessment is performed to determine
potential exposure to an electric
ARC,
for employees who work on
or near
energized parts or equipment."
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The Electric League of Missouri
& Kansas
638 West 39th Street .
Kansas City . MO . 64111 . Phone: 816-561-5323 . Fax:
816-561-1991 . Email: jmale@swassn.com

To identify and cooperatively meet the
diverse needs of member businesses in Missouri & Kansas who provide products
or services to the electrical industry.
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Electric
League Foundation
Building a better future for
our members, their families and our community.
The Electric League Foundation
was established with you in mind.
- The Electric league Foundation offers
members and friends of the Electric League of Missouri and Kansas an
opportunity to help our members, as well as others in the industry
and the community, through tax-deductible gifts.
- The Foundation is furthering the
educational opportunities of our members, their children and
grandchildren; helping an area charity; and raising the visibility
and public image of the Electric League and our industry as a whole.
- If you would like to be part of this
Electric league effort to help our members and the community,
contributions may be given in any amount. Special recognition will
be given to those contributing, on an annual basis, in these
amounts:
120 Volt Club - $120 up
to $275
277 Volt Club - $277 up to $479
480 Volt Club - $480 up to $999
Kilowatt Club - $1,000 or more
Recognition also will be
given for the cumulative value of gifts over time.
If you would like to make a
contribution to the Electric League Foundation please click here to
complete the contribution form.
If you would like more
information about the Electric League Foundation please contact Jane at
the Electric League office.
What is the Electric League
Foundation?
- The Electric League Foundation is a
charitable fund established by the Electric league of Missouri and
Kansas as a membership benefit.
- The Foundation is divided into tow
funds: the Electric League Scholarship Fund and the Electric League
Charitable fund.
Why
two separate funds?
- The Electric League Board of Directors
had two goals in mind when the fund was established. the first goal
was to give back to our members by offering a tangible benefit that
will fulfill a need for members and their families. This goal will be
met by the Scholarship fund, which is available to employees of all
member companies, their children and grandchildren.
- The second goal was to give back to our
community through a charitable fund. Once a year, the Fund's advisory
committee will determine a recipient charity to receive an outright
grant for that year. The focus for these gifts will be young people
and their families.
- Because of the IRS rules related to
establishment of charitable funds, these two funds must be separate
because they serve separate purposes.
- How much money is in the Foundation?
The Foundation was initially funded in June 1996 by a donation from
the League's general fund of $40,000: $30,000 was placed in the
Scholarship Fund, and $10,000 was placed in the Charitable Fund. We
will continue to grow the fund with donations from successful League
projects and member donations.
Where
is the money deposited?
- The funds have been deposited with the
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation and Affiliated Trusts (GKCCF).
The GKCCF is a pool of charitable funds invested for the community's
future, and a source of grants for key community projects. Today, 500
funds ranging in size form $10,000 to $14 million make up the
Community Foundation, some targeted to specific purposes, others
established in an area of interest such as education, health care or
the arts.
- The advantage of merging our funds with
the community Foundation is ease of start-up, maximum tax advantage
and economies of scale - administrative costs are shared and kept to a
minimum, and one annual report is filed with the IRS for all funds.
- In addition, by pooling investments
through the Community Foundation, we maximize the earnings on our
Fund.
When
will funds be distributed?
- Scholarships will be granted each spring
for the following fall semester. Applications will be available on
January 1st, and must be completed and returned by March 1st. The
Advisory Committee will make its selection and recipients will be
notified by April 1st.
- The recipient of the charitable gift
will be determined each fall, and a check will be given to a
representative of the recipient group at the League's Holiday Luncheon
in December.
Can
I contribute to the Foundation?
- YES!
Gifts to the Electric League Foundation are accepted in any amount.
Your donations are fully tax deductible.
- Unless you specify otherwise, your gift
will be divided between the two funds: 75 percent to the Scholarship
Fund and 25 percent to the Charitable Fund. If you would prefer your
gift to be split any other way - or to go entirely to one part of the
fund - simply specify when you send your check.
- Checks should be made payable to: The
Electric League Foundation; and mailed to: PO Box 414168, Kansas City,
MO 64141-4168.
- Click here to
complete the Foundation Contribution form.
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