HEARTLAND POWER COOPERATIVE
EIN 42-1468305
What they do
OUR VISION is to BE THE PROVIDER of CHOICE for ENERGY and SERVICES BY ALL CONSUMERS. OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE is to PROVIDE ELECTRICAL ENERGY and OTHER SERVICES THAT ENHANCE THE QUALITY of LIFE of OUR MEMBERS and THE ECONOMIC and SOCIAL WELL-BEING of THE REGION AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST CONSISTENT WITH SOUND ECONOMIC and MANAGEMENT DECISIONS.
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ContactJON LEERARCEO/GENERAL MANAGER
Mailing address11464 HWY 9, THOMPSON, IA 50478-0000
Main phone(641) 584-2251 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailenergy@heartlandpower.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- August 1998
- County
- Winnebago
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