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Find similar grantsNeighbor to Neighbor is sponsored by SDG&E (San Diego Gas & Electric). SDG&E's Neighbor to Neighbor program provides financial help with energy bills for customers who do not qualify for other assistance programs but are experiencing temporary financial hardship. The fund is subsidized by SDG&E shareholders and employees.
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Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program Application Form | San Diego Gas & Electric Letters of Credit or Residency Request Change of Mailing Address Request Name Change on Account Continuity of Service Agreement Service Upgrade for Your Home or Business Community Choice Aggregation Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Understanding Your CCA Bill Report a Street Light Outage Payment and Bill Assistance Financial Assistance Programs Energy Saving Assistance Program Medical Baseline Allowance Program Understanding My CCA Bill Understanding My SDG&E Bill Share My Data (3rd Party Authorization) Need More Time to Pay Bill Payment and Bill Assistance Financial Assistance Programs No Cost Energy-efficient Home Improvements Qualifying Medical-Based Need Help Someone Avoid Disruption of Service Assistance for Those with Limited Vision Referrals to Social Services Agencies One-time Assistance Bill Assistance Low Income Federal Financial Aid for Qualifying Customers Electric and Magnetic Fields Community Resource Centers Public Safety Power Shutoffs Wildfire Emergency Preparedness Wildfire Safety Advancements Working in your Neighborhood Request Change of Mailing Address Continuity of Service Agreement Service Upgrade for Your Home or Business Report a Street Light Outage Outage Weather Conditions Financial Assistance Programs Continuity of Service Agreement Program Selecting the Best Pricing Plan Commercial Electric Vehicle Plans Business Incentive Programs Need More Time to Pay Bill Energy Efficiency Programs Commitment, Mission and Values Mobilehome Park Utility Conversion Program Unmanned Aircraft System program Electric and Magnetic Fields (EMF) First Responder Liaison Activities Committed to a Sustainable Energy Future Community Partners and Projects Contractor Safety Program Resources Energy Efficiency Solicitations Integration Capacity Analysis (ICA) Map Land and Right-of-Way Services Designer Qualifications and Resources New Construction Application Forms Online Service Request Form Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program Application Form Once you have completed the application below, SDG&E will process your request and notify you if you are eligible for a pledge from the Neighbor-to-Neighbor (NTN) Program.
Please note that completing this form does not guarantee an NTN pledge. 1. Have you received a disconnection order from SDG&E?
Unfortunately, to be eligible for NTN funds, you must have received a disconnection order from SDG&E. For other assistance programs, please visit sdge. com/assistance .
2. Are you applying for NTN for an active and open residential account? Unfortunately, to be eligible for NTN funds, the residential account must be open and active.
For other assistance programs, please visit sdge. com/assistance . 3.
Is this account for a primary residence? Unfortunately, only primary residences are eligible for NTN funds. For other assistance programs, please visit sdge.
com/assistance . 4. Are you a landlord applying for a tenant or a sub-metered account?
Unfortunately, the tenant must apply for NTN funds. If the tenant is a sub-metered account, please have them call 2-1-1 to apply. For other assistance programs, please visit sdge.
com/assistance . 5. Have you applied for NTN in the past 12 months?
Please note that duplicate applications may slow processing time. Unfortunately, customers are only eligible for NTN once in a 12-month period. For other assistance programs, please visit sdge.
com/assistance . Note: If your account number has two or three leading zeros, don't include the zeros, nor spaces, and enter only the first 10 digits. If your account starts with 2100, only enter the first 12 digits.
Name of Person or Organization Completing This Form (If you are an organization applying on behalf of a customer, please list your organization name and the customer phone number and email address below.)
Service Address Information If you are facing financial hardship, check all that apply Received disconnection notice Personal or family difficulties Check to certify the following: By checking this box, I certify that I am a current SDG&E customer, I am suffering a financial hardship that prevents me from paying my SDG&E bill, I am at least 60 days past due on my SDG&E bill, and I am seeking financial assistance from SDG&E’s Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program.
I acknowledge that the average waiting period for payment of the voucher is four to six weeks. I agree to continue to pay my energy bill(s) and/or keep all payment arrangements made with SDG&E. I understand that failure to comply with the terms of this voucher may delay payment or result in immediate cancellation of the Neighbor-to-Neighbor pledge.
I also authorize SDG&E to send me information about utility assistance programs and to send my information to SDG&E contractors to schedule energy audits at my discretion. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: SDG&E customers experiencing temporary financial hardship (e. g. , temporary unemployment, serious family illness) who do not qualify for other assistance programs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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