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Emergency Food Security (ABC Trust Emergency Assistance Programs) is sponsored by Alabama Power Foundation. Part of the Alabama Power's Business Charitable Trust Fund (ABC Trust) Emergency Assistance Programs, this initiative assists low-income households in Alabama with purchasing food. The programs are administered by independent Community Action Agencies across the state.
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ABC Trust: Supporting Alabama Families with Vital Aid Skip navigation and go to the main content Since 1992, the Alabama Business Charitable Trust Fund (ABC Trust) established by Alabama Power has been dedicated to empowering Alabamians through vital programs, grants, and energy assistance, working alongside local agencies to foster sustainable, energy-efficient solutions and support essential human services.
Alabama Business Charitable Trust Fund The Alabama Business Charitable Trust Fund, known as the ABC Trust, was established by Alabama Power to help meet the energy needs of Alabamians. For more than 30 years, the ABC Trust has partnered with Community Action Agencies, nonprofits, and the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) to help pay energy bills, conduct weatherization projects, and support basic human needs.
The ABC Trust also supports nonprofits by providing grants for energy efficient upgrades and health and human service projects. Because the ABC Trust operates under different guidelines than many government energy assistance programs, families that do not qualify for federal energy assistance may benefit from the Trust’s programs. The ABC Trust is not funded with ratepayer dollars.
The ABC Trust touches Alabamians across 60 counties in central and south Alabama. Colbert, DeKalb, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison and Morgan counties are outside the Trust’s coverage area. Since our beginning in 1992, we’ve accomplished so much.
The ABC Trust is designed to ease the burden of Alabama families by offering energy related assistance beyond what federal programs may provide. The Trust expands access to critical help so households can keep the lights on, stay safe during extreme weather, and maintain housing stability.
For more than three decades, this commitment has strengthened families, supported local communities, and delivered meaningful relief across central and south Alabama. Total Giving Since Inception $24,197,709 - Energy Assistance $1,505,793 - Efficiency Forward $5,158,046 - Energy Efficiency Upgrades Provides up to $10,000 to health and human service nonprofits for energy efficiency upgrades.
Explore Energy Efficiency Grants Provides up to $6,500 for qualifying homeowners for weatherization projects. Discover Home Forward Grants Emergency Assistance Programs Helps meet energy, rental assistance and food security needs for qualifying households. Explore Emergency Assistance Programs ABC Trust Community Grant Provides up to $500 to nonprofits and faith-based organizations for health and human services projects.
Discover ABC Trust Community Grants Dorothy Crosby Legacy Award Provides up to $10,000 to a nonprofit or community action agency that serves clients in the areas of elderly care, energy assistance, education, or human services.
Help Paying your Alabama Power Bill Community Action Agency Tools Find Your Weatherization Agency Essential Resources for Families & Community Partners Resources: Community Support Programs and Energy Efficiency Tips Discover a range of programs and resources designed to support qualifying Alabama families, from energy assistance to vital health and housing services.
We’re committed to empowering both individuals and the agencies that serve them, ensuring access to help when it’s needed most. ABC Trust Community Action Agencies PDF Download Download the 2025-ABC-Trust_CAA-PDF-Document. pdf
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible low-income households in Alabama. Applicants should contact their local Community Action Agency for specific eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Food Security (ABC Trust Emergency Assistance Programs) is funded by Alabama Power Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alabama. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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