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Find similar grantsOperation HELP is sponsored by PPL Electric Utilities. Operation HELP is a fuel fund that assists low-income PPL Electric Utilities customers with their energy bills. The fund is supported by donations and administered by local community groups and social service agencies.
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Energy Assistance Through PPL's Operation HELP Are you struggling to pay your energy bill? Operation HELP may be able to ease your financial burden. Operation HELP is funded by PPL, its employees, and customers to assist in paying the energy bills of individuals and families with special hardships.
Donations can be used to aid in the payment of any type of home heating bill – not just electric. If you are a person of low income (at or below the 200 percent of the federal poverty level) and a PPL customer, you may be eligible for Operation HELP, to apply for Operation Help, complete an OnTrack application. Operation Help is available for Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry counties.
Contact us by phone (717) 232-9757 or email pplontrack@cactricounty. org for more information. Do I Qualify for Operation HELP?
Check the income table below to see if you qualify for Operation HELP. Maximum Income (201-250%)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Households with income below 200% of federal income poverty guidelines. Funds can be used for any type of home energy bill (electric, oil, gas). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Operation HELP is funded by PPL Electric Utilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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