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Payment Assistance Programs Payment Assistance Programs We care about helping our neighbors in need. There are several programs and tools available to assist customers who are having trouble paying their power bill. Explore the options below to see if you are eligible.
Community Action Agencies Energy Assistant helps connect families with financial assistance when they need it most. By answering a few anonymous questions, you can learn about the available energy assistance options and how to connect with them. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program LIHEAP helps low-income households pay for heating and cooling costs from November through May.
Applications are made through local community action agencies, with assistance available in select Alabama counties. Benefits. gov is an online resource to help you find federal benefits you may be eligible for in Alabama.
Use the Benefit Finder Tool to see which benefit(s) you qualify for. Special Needs Assistance Programs We offer programs for customers with special needs, including alternate payment dates for those who rely on monthly government checks. Braille and large-print bills, as well as telecommunications services for the deaf, are also available.
Low Income Assistance Programs Customers receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Medicaid for Low Income Families (MLIF) may qualify for discounts. These include $14. 50 toward the customer charge and exemption from certain state utility license tax fees.
In partnership with the Salvation Army, Project SHARE helps low-income Alabamians who are 60+ or disabled pay winter energy bills. In summer, those with medical emergencies may also qualify if funds are available. Apply at your local Salvation Army office or by calling 205-328-2420 .
The Alabama Business Charitable Trust Fund Created by Alabama Power stockholders in 1992, the nonprofit ABC Trust supports energy assistance for low-income families and those facing temporary financial hardship. It works with local community action agencies to help cover heating and cooling costs. Customers can apply through their county agency.
The Energy Assistance portal is a tool that is free for agencies and churches, as well as public and private charitable organizations, to use while assisting Alabama Power customers with their energy costs.
Authorized Payment Locations Community Action Agencies Agencies Administering ABC Trust Funds Alabama Council of Human Relations Executive Director: Nancy Spears Executive Director: Marilyn King Community Action Committee of Chambers-Tallapoosa-Coosa Executive Director: David Boleware 170 South Broadnax Street Serves: Chambers, Tallapoosa, and Coosa Counties Community Action of Etowah County Executive Director: Gary Lewis Community Action of South Alabama Executive Director: Rosetta Pender Serves: Baldwin, Escambia, Clarke, Conecuh, Wilcox, Marengo, and Monroe Counties Community Action Agency of Northeast Alabama Executive Director: Carrie Lea 1481 McCurdy Avenue South Serves: Blount, Cherokee, Jefferson, St.
Clair, and Marshall Counties Community Action Agency of Northwest Alabama Executive Director: Tammy McDaniel Florence, AL 35630 256-766-4330 Mobile Community Action Agency Executive Director: Elige Jones Serves: Washington County *Weatherization: Choctaw County* Community Action Agency of Talladega, Clay, Randolph, Executive Director: Stephanie Keith 136 North Court Street (P. O.
Box 278) Serves: Clay, Randolph, Talladega, and Cleburne Counties Community Service Programs of West Alabama Executive Director: Cynthia Burton Serves: Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Hale, Greene, Fayette, and Lamar Counties Community Action Partnership of Middle Alabama Executive Director: Kendra Williams 116 Chilton Place (P. O.
Drawer 559) Serves: Chilton, Shelby, Elmore, and Autauga Community Action Partnership of North Alabama Executive Director: Tim Thrasher Serves: Lawrence, Cullman, Marion, and Winston Counties Family Services Center of Calhoun County Executive Director: Don Walton 105 West 15th Street (P. O.
Box 2649) Macon-Russell Community Action Agency Executive Director: Angela Walker Serves: Macon and Russell Counties Montgomery Community Action Committee Executive Director: Benjamin Jones Serves: Montgomery County
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Elderly and disabled customers of Alabama Power. Nonprofits may apply on behalf of their clients. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Project Share is funded by Alabama Power. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alabama. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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