CFL Fund Raiser for

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CFL Fund Raiser for Non-Profit Organizations
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The CFL Fund Raiser uses Non-Profit organizations
to educate our members about the energy
efficiency of CFLs. Members lower their electric
bill while the organization benefits financially
from the partnership.
Win, Win.
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• The CFL Fund Raiser Program
• Benefits the members (lower bills)
• Benefits community organizations (funding)
• Benefits MVEA by reducing peak demand (lower
  wholesale power cost)
• Benefits the environment (450 pounds less
  emissions)

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• Electricity saved (kWh) bulb lifetime hours x
  (wattage difference of bulbs divided by1000) x
  number of bulbs.
• CFL lifetime is 6,000 hours - 60 watts
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Prevented (pounds CO2)
  kWh x 1.58 pounds (450 lbs)
• Use the electricity and emission savings (above)
  and equivalencies (below) to come up with fun
  facts
• Car emissions factor 11,500 pounds CO2/ car /
  year (25 CFLs 1car)
• Tree carbon sequestration (Trees planted) 8,066
  pounds CO2/ acre/year (18 CFLs acre of trees)

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Kick-off at Annual Meeting

• Display and information booth
• Free CFL with an information sheet in each
  give-a-way bag

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MVEAs web site
CFL Fund Raiser for Non-Profits Page
ENERGY AUDIT
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National ENERGY STAR Program

• Joint program of the U.S. Environmental
  Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of
  Energy.
• National symbol for energy efficiency.
• Products and/or buildings must meet certain
  standards to display label.
• For homes businesses.

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Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
CFL Fund Raiser Group Interest Form Yes! Our
group is interested in learning more about MVEAs
CFL Fund Raiser. Please send me more information.
Available on MVEAs website or at either office.
Please complete and return this form to Judith
Kinsel, MVEA, 11140 E. Woodmen Rd., Peyton, CO
80831. You can also fax to 719-494-2694. Please
contact Judith at 719-495-2283, 719-775-2861 or
1-800-388-9881 if you have any questions.
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Group Order Form
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Earning potential
Breakdown of Cost and Profit

• Current cost (100W) 23W 2.19
  (60W) 13W 1.75
• Tri-Sate rebate Any CFL 1.00
• Cost to Organization 23W 0.50
  13W 0.25
• Current MVEA rebate 23W 0.69
  
  
  13W 0.50
• Suggested retail 23W 1.50
  13W 1.25
• Organization makes 1.00 per CFL

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Organization Invoice
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• CFLs do contain a small amount mercury however,
  lighting wastes are not regulated as hazardous
  waste if they are generated by households or
  other residential sources.
• They may be disposed of as regular trash or taken
  to recycling centers.
• El Paso county environmental services 3255 Akers
  Drive, C.S. [phone]