The Roundup for Safety grant program, administered by Flathead Electric Cooperative, operates as a community-funded initiative where participating Co-op members voluntarily round up their monthly electric bills to the nearest dollar. These pooled contributions form a dedicated fund that supports safety-related projects across the communities served by the Cooperative. The program is rooted in a collective, member-driven ethos, directing resources toward tangible, life-safety improvements rather than general operating support. An independent Board of Directors evaluates all applications and awards grants at its monthly meeting. The review process prioritizes two core criteria: the overall benefit of the project—specifically, why it is important and how it will enhance community safety—and a demonstrated community safety need, including why grant funding is necessary to complete the project. This structure ensures that awards are responsive to locally identified risks and gaps in safety infrastructure. While the program does not specify disciplinary boundaries, its focus on life-safety projects suggests relevance to a range of non-profit initiatives, including those led by or serving disability and neurodivergent communities, where safety considerations may be particularly acute. The absence of a submission fee and the recurring deadline of December 1, 2026, reflect an accessible, ongoing commitment to community well-being. Artists and creative practitioners whose work intersects with public safety, accessibility, or community resilience may find alignment with this opportunity, though the grant is not framed as an arts funding source.