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2026 CoBank Sharing Success Grant Recipients

Camp Lakeside

Camp Lakeside as part of the Great Plains Camps, LLC operates summer camps for youth and children in June and July, and hosts retreat groups, family reunions, and weddings throughout the year. The grant will be used to purchase an upgraded AED unit, benefiting all guests at Camp Lakeside and possibly those visiting Lake Scott State Park.

Lane County 4-H Council

The Lane County 4-H Council is using their grant to purchase durable livestock pens for sheep, goats, and swine to be installed in the new fairgrounds barn. The pens will provide a safe, organized, and functional space for our youth to house and exhibit their animals during the county fair and other educational livestock events throughout the year. Additionally, these upgrades help sustain agricultural education and youth development in our rural communities. Ensure the next generation is equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to contribute to the local agricultural economy.

Lane County Improvement District

The Lane County Improvement District maintains the sewer and streetlights for Healy as well as the towns storm sirens. The Sharing Success grant will be used for new updates needed for the two storm sirens as well as towards the continued maintenance of the streetlights.

Ness County Farm Bureau “Producers with Purpose”

The goal of the Producers with Purpose program is to provide high-quality, locally raised beef to area schools and senior centers throughout the year. To achieve their goal, the Farm Bureau intends to raise funds through grants, local business sponsorships, county contributions, and donated beef.  This program will not only provide better, more nutritious food to our schools and seniors, but supports economic activity across farmers, suppliers, retailers, and service providers. A stronger and more stable local economy promotes healthier households and businesses. Producers with Purpose is accepting both financial donations to cover processing costs as well as live animal donations. To donate or for more information, contact the Ness County Farm Bureau at nessfb@kfb.org.

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  • Home
  • Member Center
    • Manage My Account
      • SmartHub
      • Bill Pay Options
        • Pay Ahead Power Program
      • Understanding Your Bill
      • Late and Delinquent Bills
      • New Service, Transfers and Disconnects
      • Update Your Contact Information
      • Member Handbook
    • Payment Assistance
      • LIEAP
      • Payment Arrangements
      • Kansas Weatherization Program
      • Payment Assistance Resources
      • Efficient Energy
  • Your Community
    • Community Commitment
    • Youth Tour and Cooperative Leadership Camp
    • Scholarship Opportunities
    • CoBank Sharing Success Grant Program
  • Cooperative Information
    • About Lane-Scott Electric
      • Lane-Scott Electric Profile
      • Meet Our Team
      • History
      • Rates
      • Bylaws
      • Annual Meeting
      • Employment Opportunities
    • General Info
      • Capital Credits
      • Cold Weather Rule
      • Understanding Demand
      • Distributed Generation
      • Advanced Metering Infastructure
      • Board of Trustee Election Information
      • Contact the Board of Trustees
  • News and Communication
    • Lane-Scott Electric Newsletter
    • Receive Email and Text Message Notifications
    • In the News
    • Members Satisfaction Survey Results
  • Electric, HVAC Service and Supply Department
    • Services and Retail Store
    • Generac Generators
  • Outages and Safety
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    • Safety
      • Dig Safe and KS One Call
      • Power Line Safety
      • Safety on the Farm
      • Generator Safety
      • Trees and Power Lines
      • Electrical Safety Demonstrations
      • Winter Storm Preparedness and Safety
    • Staying Prepared: Energy Emergency Alerts Explained