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Find similar grantsFPIA Community Fund is sponsored by Fort Payne Improvement Authority (FPIA). This fund provides emergency utility and food assistance through the Fort Payne Improvement Authority.
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Locally Funded Programs — Community Action Agency of Northeast Alabama Emergency utility payments through the Alabama Business Charitable Trust. Families are eligible to apply for up to $350 in assistance. Emergency rent and utility payments for families in Jackson County .
Emergency utility payments for families in St. Clair County . Emergency utility and food assistance through the Fort Payne Improvement Authority.
Guntersville Electric Community Fund: Daycare assistance provided by Guntersville Electric Coop. Utility assistance funded by Marshall DeKalb Electric Cooperative. Utility assistance funded by North Alabama Electric Cooperative.
Neighbor Helping Neighbor: Utility assistant funded by clients of the Sand Mountain Electric Cooperative and the North Alabama Electric Cooperative. Our agency sponsors several Project Help funds through Guntersville Electric and Scottsboro electric for families in Jackson and Marshall counties. Utility assistance funded by the Scottsboro Electric Cooperative.
Utility assistance and food cards provided by the Sand Mountain Electric Cooperative. The CAANEAL receives UGF funding in Jackson County for rent, utilities, and SMILES referrals. United Way Community Fund: Emergency utility and rent assistance for families in Marshall County through the United Way.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families in the Fort Payne Improvement Authority service area requiring emergency utility and food assistance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
FPIA Community Fund is funded by Fort Payne Improvement Authority (FPIA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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