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Find similar grantsHEAT (Hermiston Energy Assistance Team) grant programs is sponsored by Hermiston Energy Services (HES) with a donation from Amazon Web Services. These programs assist low-income residents of Hermiston, Oregon with heating and cooling costs.
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Energy Bill Assistance Programs | Hermiston, OR Energy Bill Assistance Programs There are numerous programs that assist families with the cost of energy. Below are links that may help. In normal times, HES Hermiston Energy Assistance Team (HEAT) grant programs are intended to help low-income residents manage their heating and cooling costs.
Those funds are used to supplement assistance programs already provided from federal sources through CAPECO. During the COVID-19 pandemic, HEAT funds are further made available to any residential customer in need of assistance to pay electric bills due to a personal, family, medical or employment crisis or emergency.
This year, these funds have been supplemented with a generous $250,000 donation from Amazon Web Services to assist residential customers facing financial hardships because of Covid-19. Call or visit us for more information about the AWS donation .
Apply for assistance, by: Contacting HES customer service at 541-289-2000, or Filling out the HEAT (Hermiston Energy Services) APPLICATION LIHEAP – The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) website, an information service for state, tribal and local LIHEAP providers, and others interested in low-income energy issues.
CAPECO – Community Action Program East Central Oregon’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program provides income eligible and COVID impacted households payment assistance to help offset their energy bill. Salvation Army – The Salvation Army is there when you need them for help and assistance of many kinds.
For more information contact HES at 541-289-2000 REQUEST A PAYMENT EXTENSION A payment extension offers you extra time to pay your electric bill, should you be experiencing financial difficulties. Please call or visit to discuss your options to pay what you can so you don’t build up a large past-due balance.
HEAT (Hermiston Energy Assistance Team) HES recognizes a need in the local community to augment electric bill paying assistance programs already provided from federal sources through our contract with Community Action Program East Central Oregon (CAPECO) and through private organizations and churches by creating a fund available to HES residential customers to assist in paying electric bills.
The HEAT program is a partnership of HES customers through their voluntary customer contributions and HES, which makes annual donations to the fund established by the Hermiston City Council. Donate to HEAT to help others in the community by: Marking the amount you would like to donate on your return bill stub Make your donation at any HES payment location, or Contact us at 541-289-2000 for more information.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income residents of Hermiston, Oregon. During the COVID-19 pandemic, any residential customer in need of assistance due to a personal, family, medical, or employment crisis or emergency. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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HEAT (Hermiston Energy Assistance Team) grant programs is funded by Hermiston Energy Services (HES) with a donation from Amazon Web Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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