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Find similar grantsShare the Pennies Weatherization Assistance Program is sponsored by Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW). This program provides grants to low-income homeowners in Shelby County for weatherization and energy efficiency repairs.
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**Share the Pennies**is a bill round-up program that provides grants to low-income homeowners to make weatherization and energy efficiency repairs in their homes. Example: If your utility bill is $113. 50, it's rounded up to $114 and 50 cents is donated to fund the Share the Pennies Weatherization Assistance Program(see below).
**All**customers are enrolled in the Share the Pennies round-up program unless they choose not to participate. The **Share the Pennies Weatherization Assistance Program** provides grants to low-income homeowners for weatherization improvements.
Eligible repairs include: * Attic Stairs and Door Replacement * Broken Window Repair or Replacement * Exterior Door Repair or Replacement * Weather Stripping around Doors or Windows * Exterior or Interior Wall Penetrations * Interior Floor Penetrations (homes not on a slab) * HVAC Duct Repair or Replacement * HVAC Repair or Replacement * Water Heater Repair or Replacement * Installation of Smoke Detectors * Installation of CO Detectors (gas appliances) * Must be 18 years or older to apply * Must be a homeowner who lives in Shelby County * Home must be listed in your name * Must live in the home to be repaired * Must meet income guidelines based on Federal Poverty levels * MLGW utility account must be in your name Here's how to opt out or opt in: If you have an MLGW My Account If you **DO NOT** have an MLGW My Account * Residential Customers can call MLGW at (901) 544-6549 and follow the prompts.
Commercial Customers can call MLGW at(901) 528-4270 and follow the prompts. At the main menu, say, “Share the Pennies” or speak with a Customer Service Representative. * Go to a MLGW Community Office and speak with a Credit Counselor.
Please consider one of the options above if at all possible.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners 18 years or older residing in Shelby County, with the home and MLGW utility account in their name, who meet federal poverty level income guidelines. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Share the Pennies Weatherization Assistance Program is funded by Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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