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Alliant Energy - Hometown Care Energy Fund: Donate and help neighbors in need Payment Assistance Options Programs and Offers Tailored to You Hometown Care Energy Fund Many families have times when they struggle to pay their energy bills. Your gift to the Hometown Care Energy Fund helps your neighbors stay warm and safe. Your donation helps keep neighbors warm.
Your donation goes directly to families in need. Your donation stays in your county. Local community action programs distribute funds to those who need them most.
Your monthly donation provides ongoing help. Who can receive Hometown Care? Families facing unexpected hardships Hometown Care Energy Fund 2.
Set up monthly donations on your Alliant Energy bill. Call 1-800-ALLIANT (800-255-4268) to learn more. Eligible customers can receive up to $500 toward heating and cooling costs.
Iowa residents: Contact your local Community Action Agency . Wisconsin residents: Contact Energy Services Inc .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Income-qualified households who are Alliant Energy customers. Eligibility is determined by local community action agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Hometown Care Energy Fund (Alliant Energy) is funded by Alliant Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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