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Find similar grantsEnergy Share Program is sponsored by Southwest Gas (managed by local energy share assistance agency, e.g., The Salvation Army). An emergency fund providing direct utility assistance to qualified Southwest Gas customers experiencing unexpected financial difficulties, such as job loss or medical emergencies.
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The Energy Share program provides emergency assistance on natural gas bills for people facing financial difficulties. With the help of generous customers, Southwest Gas employees, and trusted nonprofit partners, we’ve supported thousands of households. Whether you're seeking help or hoping to give it, the Energy Share program makes it easy to take action.
Provides direct utility assistance for eligible Southwest Gas customers Helps those facing unexpected financial hardship Funded by tax-deductible donations from customers like you Help through tough times with Energy Share. When life throws you an unexpected hardship, Energy Share can help.
If you’re facing a financial emergency due to job loss, illness, family separation, or another life event, you may qualify for assistance with your Southwest Gas bill. If you're a current Southwest Gas customer facing financial hardship you may qualify for assistance. Energy Share is administered by trusted nonprofit partners in your area.
Find yours below. Have your account details ready. You can find your latest billing info by logging into Contact your local agency, and they’ll guide you through the application process.
Funds are distributed through local nonprofit agencies. You don't need to meet federal poverty guidelines to qualify. Contact a local agency in your area to get started.
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Every donation to the Energy Share program helps a neighbor in need stay warm, safe, and secure during difficult times. Your tax-deductible gift directly supports families in your community facing financial emergencies. A little generosity can go a long way—especially when it means keeping the heat on in a family’s home.
Donate today and make a difference where it matters most. Over 3,500 households helped in 2024 Nearly $700k donated by customers in 2024 Serving Southwest Gas’ communities for over 25 years Special Assistance Programs Southwest Gas offers money-saving options for residential customers who qualify for assistance. To find out if you meet the criteria for these programs, choose your location below.
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Get rebates on qualified appliances and equipment in your area. Suspect a natural gas leak? Call 911 and Southwest Gas immediately at 877-860-6020 , whether you're a customer or not.
Suspect a natural gas leak? Call 911 and Southwest Gas immediately at 877-860-6020 , whether you're a customer or not.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified Southwest Gas customers with unexpected financial difficulties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Energy Share Program is funded by Southwest Gas (managed by local energy share assistance agency, e.g., The Salvation Army). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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