Explore verified programs, benefits, and step-by-step guides designed to keep households connected to essential services across the nation.
Free air conditioners (or window fans) are offered to low income families with children, senior citizens, and disabled individuals. First State Community Action Agency administers the program across Delaware as part of the LIHEAP service
El Paso Texas area residents who are considered low income or who are struggling can get a free air conditioner from the government or help in fixing an AC unit or getting a box fan
Low-income families in Omaha Nebraska with a focus on seniors or people with a disability, can get a free air conditioner or window fan
Low-income families in New York State and those on government assistance can get a free, small portable or window air conditioner. There are a few programs that provide assistance, with priority for senior citizens as well as the disabled
There are a few ways for low-income families in Pennsylvania to get a free air conditioner, window fan, or additional help to pay their electric bills during the summer
Several charity organizations, government benefits including HEAP or weatherization and churches combine provide free fans or air conditioners to vulnerable people of the Hamilton County OH community who are considered at risk
Single moms can get help for the holidays. There are programs that help struggling people over the holidays regardless of their marital status, but some give priority to single mothers and these are highlighted below
Financial assistance programs are offered by CenterPoint Energy to low income customers. Some resources may be overseen by the government, and others, such as payment plans, are offered directly by the company
Several assistance programs and resources are offered by Public Service Company to customers in Oklahoma. The utility company will negotiate payment plans, provide limited amounts of financial assistance, and may help people enroll into fed
During the winter months, low income New York City families have a few resources available to help them pay heating bills or allow them to conserve energy
There are really four main heating bill assistance programs in Colorado, and they include LEAP, the Property Rebate program (PTC), Energy Outreach Colorado, as well as weatherization
Several states prevent utility companies from shutting off a customers heat during the cold winter months. Generally, the rules and regulation apply to colder regions in the northern part of the country, but there are some exceptions