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Project Share - Idaho Power You are currently using an outdated browser. Click here to update to a newer version. Project Share is a year-round bill assistance program to help customers who are struggling to pay their energy bills.
Customers in need of help may receive up to $450 to help pay their energy bills. Project Share funds may also pay for utility reconnection fees only if disconnection of service was involuntary. Project Share cannot pay utility deposits or past-due bills that have been turned over to a collection agency.
Funding is provided by donations from Idaho Power’s customers and owners, other utilities, and private donations. Project Share is operated through a partnership between Idaho Power, The Salvation Army, and Community Action Partnership (CAP) agencies. Learn how to donate today .
How to Apply for Project Share Funds Contact your local Salvation Army or CAP Agency office (see the lists below) to see if you qualify. * If you are approved to receive assistance, The Salvation Army will provide the payment directly to your energy provider. Customers must contact the energy provider to make payment arrangements on any remaining balances.
If you still need help paying your bill, other payment assistance options are available. Learn about other ways to get assistance paying an energy bill. * Terms and Conditions apply.
County Office Telephone Ada Salvation Army (Boise) 208-433-4424 Bannock Salvation Army (Pocatello) 208-232-5318 Bingham SEICCA (Blackfoot) 208-785-1583 Blaine and Camas Blaine County Courthouse 208-788-5566 Boise and Gem WICAP (Emmett) 208-365-3116 Canyon Salvation Army (Caldwell) Salvation Army (Nampa) 208-459-2011 208-467-6586 Elmore and Owyhee El Ada Community Action 208-322-1242 Gooding Gooding County Services 208-934-5479 Idaho Community Council of Idaho 208-454-8604 Jerome SCCAP (Jerome) 208-733-9351 Lemhi Lemhi County Courthouse 208-742-1670 Lincoln Lincoln County Courthouse (Shoshone) 208-886-9808 Minidoka and Cassia SCCAP (Burley) 208-678-3514 Payette WICAP (Payette) 208-642-4436 Power SEICCA (American Falls) 208-226-7330 Twin Falls Salvation Army (Twin Falls) 208-733-8720 Valley WICAP (Cascade) 208-382-4577 Washington and Adams WICAP (Weiser) 208-549-2066 County Office Telephone Baker Community Connection of NE Oregon 541-523-6591 Malheur and Harney Community in Action (Ontario) 541-889-1060
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Idaho Power customers in need of help who qualify based on assessment by a local Salvation Army or CAP Agency office. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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