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Find similar grantsHeating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT) Program is sponsored by Georgia Department of Human Resources (administered through Community Action Agencies). The HEAT program assists qualifying Georgia residents with heating costs, regardless of their energy source. Funds are raised through partnerships and distributed through Community Action Agencies statewide.
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T. | Heating Energy Assistance Team Help Low Income Families Meet Their Heating Needs Get Help Become a Sustainer We can make a difference together For more than four decades, the Heating Energy Assistance Team, Inc. (HEAT) has been a lifeline for low- and moderate-income Georgians struggling to afford their energy costs.
As the state’s oldest fuel fund, HEAT unites neighbors, gas companies, businesses, and government agencies in a shared mission: ensuring every Georgia family has access to safe, and reliable energy. Hear Willie Kelley’s Story When disabled veteran, Willie Kelley found his finances stretched to the limit after taking in his grandson, HEAT was there to make sure his family stayed warm through the winter.
A Message From Georgia’s Public Service Commission Chairman – Tricia Pridemore Join Us for a Brighter Georgia With your tax-deductible donation, a brighter, warmer life is possible for good people in tough times. Select your preferred way to give and make a difference in someone’s life today!
Give a Gift Become a Sustainer Georgia nonprofits receive funding from Atlanta Gas Light as home heating needs rise Atlanta Gas Light announced over $500,000 in financial support to local nonprofits that assist families with paying their natural gas marketer bills. Atlanta, GA – Dec. 17, 2025 – With energy usage rising across the state due to falling temperatures, Atlanta Gas Light...
Gas South Sparks Hope with $100,000 Gift to HEAT to Keep Families Warm Supporting Utility Needs for Georgia’s Most Vulnerable Homes ATLANTA, Ga. (January 9, 2025) – Gas South, a leading natural gas provider, donated $100,000 to the Heating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT). This contribution will assist low-income families and individuals...
SCANA Energy donates $100,000 to Heating Energy Assistance Team to help keep Georgia families warm this winter ATLANTA (January 12, 2026) — SCANA Energy donated $100,000 to the Heating Energy Assistance Team, Inc. (HEAT), continuing a 25-year partnership that helps thousands of low-income families across Georgia maintain safe, reliable heat during the winter months. “HEAT...
Georgia Natural Gas Donates $250,000 to the Heating Energy Assistance Team Heating Energy Assistance Team Welcomes Nichelle Mitchem as New Executive Director ATLANTA, Ga. (July 20, 2025) The board of directors of Heating Energy Assistance Team, Inc. (HEAT) is pleased to announce the recent hiring of Nichelle Mitchem as executive director. As Georgia’s oldest statewide fuel fund, HEAT has ensured low-income Georgia families...
Georgia Public Service Commission Joint Grant Awards The Georgia Public Service Commission provided special Universal Service Fund grants to the Heating Energy Assistance Team, Inc., Project SHARE, and HopeWorks to assist low-income natural gas consumers served by gas providers (marketers) on the Atlanta Gas Light...
HEAT Partners with AARP to Help Local Seniors Nonprofits often operate on a tight budget for administrative costs so that more funds can be used to support programs and services that help their target community. For many organizations, that means working twice as hard with a small, fulltime staff. To fulfill...
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income Georgians needing help with home heating costs. Contact your local Community Action Agency for eligibility requirements and application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Heating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT) Program is funded by Georgia Department of Human Resources (administered through Community Action Agencies). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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