Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps low-income Tennessee households pay heating and cooling bills to meet immediate energy needs and reduce risks from unsafe heating and cooling practices.
Weatherization Assistance Program supports low-income Tennessee households with home energy audits and efficiency improvements to reduce heating and cooling costs while protecting health and safety.
Home Energy Assistance supports Massachusetts households with payments toward their primary heating source, helping cover part of winter heating bills through a network of local administering agencies.
The Alabama Power Foundation's Emergency Energy program helps low-income Alabama households maintain essential energy services through locally administered financial assistance.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) supports Tennessee food banks and affiliated agencies with USDA Foods and distribution support to help households in need access food and prepared meals.
Weatherization Assistance Program supports North Carolina households with home energy assessments and improvements that conserve energy, lower utility bills, and improve comfort, health, and safety.