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Hang onto this guide
January, 2009
 This 2009-2010 South Carolina Living Magazine Legislative Guide (6.7 MB PDF) is provided in keeping with the cooperative spirit of service to the community. Please keep it as a handy reference for contacting your legislators.
Your cooperative responds to the community in many ways. Through established programs, your cooperative provides support for educational activities and scholarships. Your cooperative helps supply needed relief to local victims of disaster and personal catastrophe through local auxiliary organizations, working in concert with local social service agencies. Your cooperative helps improve the quality of life in many other ways. Support of healthcare and local cultural enrichment programs, such as festivals and fundraisers, has long been a cooperative tradition.
Why would electric service providers be involved in these kinds of activities? The answer is that they were created for, and by, local people. Service to communities is at the core of the cooperatives. Service means making sure electricity is flowing — and communities prosper. Doing all these things makes electric cooperatives more than electric companies. Cooperatives are people helping people. It is the cooperative way, a tradition that is a source of pride for all of South Carolina.
The 2009-2010 Legislative Guide is published as a service of South Carolina's member-owned electric cooperatives and is intended as a valuable tool for connecting with legislators. They can be reached by mail, e-mail, or through the Statehouse Web site, scstatehouse.gov, during the 2009 and 2010 legislative sessions.
This 2009-2010 Legislative Guide as well as the entire South Carolina Living Magazine is also available here on our Web site.
Paul Basha
President and
Chief Executive Officer
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