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Customer Assistance Fund (CAF) - CenterPoint Energy Assistance is sponsored by CenterPoint Energy (facilitated by The Salvation Army Indiana Division). The Customer Assistance Fund (CAF), in partnership with CenterPoint Energy and facilitated by The Salvation Army Indiana Division, offers help to current CenterPoint Energy customers with bill payment assistance and case management services.
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CenterPoint Energy Assistance CenterPoint Energy Assistance Application for bill assistance for CenterPoint customers in partnership with The Salvation Army Indiana Division. Customer Assistance Fund Application Si desea ver esta página en Espanol, haga clic a continuación. The Salvation Army seeks to walk alongside households to address energy crises.
The Customer Assistance Fund (CAF), in partnership with CenterPoint Energy and facilitated by The Salvation Army Indiana Division offers help to current CenterPoint Energy customers with bill payment assistance and case management services. The goal of these services is to support household financial stability and support the customer in achieving goals they have set for themselves.
This application is only applicable for current residents of specific counties of Indiana. The Customer Assistance Fund (CAF) provides direct bill assistance to CenterPoint Energy customers receiving electric service and experiencing financial hardship. Assistance is available to customers who qualify for the Energy Assistance Program (EAP/LIHEAP - Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program).
Applications will open July 6, and funding is available on a limited basis. Eligibility Requirements to be considered for assistance: 1. You must qualify for the Energy Assistance Program (EAP/LIHEAP - Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program).
2. You must be a current CenterPoint Energy customer. This includes customers with late/past due bills and pending service disconnection accounts.
If your utility service has already been disconnected, you do not qualify for this assistance program. If you have a locked or inactive account, you are not eligible for assistance. 3.
The person filling out this application should match the name listed on the CenterPoint Energy bill. 4. You must fall within the income chart listed below.
5. If you have a current balance of $0, this fund cannot be applied as a credit. For additional information, please contact: usc.
ind. dhqss. cpua@usc.
salvationarmy. org If you have additional questions for CenterPoint Energy please call: 1-800-227-1376 The program is available to CenterPoint Energy customers who may fall into the income - eligible guidelines listed in the chart below, which is more inclusive than most federal assistance programs. What to know before applying: Completion of this application does not guarantee assistance.
After completing this application, we will be in contact within 10 business days through the phone number or email address you provide in the application. You will need to upload a photo or file copy of your government-issued ID and your entire, most recent CenterPoint Energy bill. For example: if your statement is 4 pages, please include a photo or photos of all 4 pages.
Please note: The aid provided from CAF may not cover the entirety of a customer's bill amount. Any outstanding balances will still need to be paid to prevent service disconnection. If you have any questions, reach out to usc.
ind. dhqss. cpua@usc.
salvationarmy. org for help. The average time to complete this application is approximately 7-10 minutes.
This application needs to be completed in one sitting. Please note that if you exit the application before submitting, your information will not be saved. Please only submit one application per household.
Submitting duplicate applications or multiple applications per household will only delay the rate at which we can process all applications. Share the Warmth, Inc. or Share the Warmth, Inc. d/b/a Customer Assistance Fund. Share the Warmth, Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation supported in part by voluntary contributions from CenterPoint Energy's shareholders, employees, and customers.
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA): Energy Assistance Program (EAP) Office of Energy Development (OED): Customer Assistance
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current CenterPoint Energy customers receiving electric service in qualifying Indiana counties (Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburgh, Warrick) and experiencing financial hardship, who also qualify …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Customer Assistance Fund (CAF) - CenterPoint Energy Assistance is funded by CenterPoint Energy (facilitated by The Salvation Army Indiana Division). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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