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Provides financial assistance to reconnect or maintain home heating services for eligible households once per heating season. Generally assists with a payment up to: - $175 for PUCO regulated companies. - $750 for non-PUCO regulated utilities (such as a municipal utility). - $1,200 for those who use bulk fuel (oil, propane, kerosene, or bottled gas). - $650 for coal, wood or solid fuels. - $500 in heating unit repairs or replacements. - Scheduling an appointment automatically places a 1-time hold on disconnection for REGULATED utilities until after the scheduled appointment date (unless a previous hold was placed on the customer's account). Customers are only allowed one (1) disconnection hold for an assistance appointment per Winter Crisis Program (WCP) season. - Rescheduling removes the hold and possibly triggers loss of service.

Provide Mahoning County residents that qualify with a stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, bedding, and/or a crib. Services beginning April 1, 2022, through December 31, 2022.

Offers Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP); Head Start; F.E.C.C. refrigerator replacement program; Community Action Transportation System (CATS); Senior Care program; monthly Senior lunches and computer classes.

Provides payment aid once per heating season to consumers who have been disconnected or received a shut-off notice, or service that needs started, or have 25% or less supply of bulk fuel (fuel oil or propane). To receive assistance, households served by a state-regulated utility must also sign up for a payment plan, such as the Percentage of Income Utility Plan (PIPP). Program can also pay for furnace repair and space heaters. Can also pay for furnace repair and space heaters through this program.

Offers affordable housing challenge in Central Ohio. Donations are sold and the proceeds help to offset most of Habitat MidOhio’s administrative costs. Note cash contributions go directly toward building homes and revitalizing communities. Volunteers and donations are also needed at surrounding ocations.

Low cost building materials/supplies, used furniture, and appliances available based on donations received.

Energy efficiency program that includes a home energy inspection with safety checks on natural gas appliances. Weatherization upgrades may include: * Attic and wall insulation * Air sealing * Natural gas furnace repair or replacement * Natural gas water heater repair or replacement

Provide Mahoning County residents that qualify with a stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, bedding, and/or a crib. Services beginning April 1, 2022, through December 31, 2022.

Provides financial assistance to reconnect or maintain home heating services for eligible households once per heating season. Generally assists with a payment up to: - $175 for PUCO regulated companies. - $750 for non-PUCO regulated utilities (such as a municipal utility). - $1,200 for those who use bulk fuel (oil, propane, kerosene, or bottled gas). - $650 for coal, wood or solid fuels. - $1,500 in heating unit repairs or replacements. NOTE: Scheduling an appointment automatically places a 1-time hold on disconnection for REGULATED utilities until after the scheduled appointment date (unless a previous hold was placed on the customer's account). The appointment must be at least 48 hours before the scheduled disconnection and the utility account number must have been entered. - Customers are only allowed one (1) disconnection hold for an assistance appointment per Winter Crisis Program (WCP) season. - Rescheduling or missing appointment removes the hold and possibly triggers loss of service.

Provides financial assistance to reconnect or maintain home heating services for eligible households once per heating season. Generally assists with a payment up to: - $175 for PUCO regulated companies. - $750 for non-PUCO regulated utilities (such as a municipal utility). - $1,200 for those who use bulk fuel (oil, propane, kerosene, or bottled gas). - $650 for coal, wood or solid fuels. - $1,500 in heating unit repairs or replacements. NOTE: Scheduling an appointment automatically places a 1-time hold on disconnection for REGULATED utilities until after the scheduled appointment date (unless a previous hold was placed on the customer's account). The appointment must be at least 48 hours before the scheduled disconnection and the utility account number must have been entered. - Customers are only allowed one (1) disconnection hold for an assistance appointment per Winter Crisis Program (WCP) season. - Rescheduling or missing appointment removes the hold and possibly triggers loss of service.

Offers a discount home improvement store that accepts and re-sells new and reusable home improvement building materials and used appliances. The store is open to the public and revenue from sales directly offsets the administrative costs of Habitat for Humanity-Southeast Ohio. Habitat’s ReStore supports the mission of eliminating substandard housing and creating homeownership. Individuals, stores, businesses, general contractors, home remodeling contractors, and others regularly donate new and reusable materials from home remodeling projects, new overstock inventory, samples, scratch and dent items, and much more. We also remove and salvage materials from buildings being demolished. These materials are sold to the public at approximately 50% off retail prices.

Provides household goods, some furniture, small appliances, kitchenware and other household goods to individuals who have completed addiction treatment or are transitioning from sober living housing. Items are new to gently used.

The Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis Program (HEAP Summer Crisis Program), assists eligible applicants with a fan one time every three years to prevent undue health risks during the summer season to those who qualify, from July 1st - September 30 only. Visit https://wocap.org/emergency-services/summer-crisis-program/ to schedule an appointment online. The Medical Eligibility Form is also available at the link, and are available at the front desk of all West Ohio CAP locations.

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store “Voucher” Policy Project Woman, Shelter Inc., and McKinley Hall People in residential care with Project Woman, Shelter Inc., and McKinley Hall coming to St. Vincent de Paul for additional assistance can receive help with: *Free Clothing Vouchers- This manner of assistance is available every 90 days to people with proof of identification and proof of Clark County residency. Separate photo for everyone over 18 getting clothing are required. Children under 18 MUST also have some legitimate form of I.D. (I.e. birth certificate, state I.D., driver’s license, social security card as additional I.D.). Anyone over 18 MUST apply independently. On Tues.,Weds.,& Thurs. 10:00-3:00, the Free clothing available is located in a specified .49 clothing rack area, marked with black tags. Exception: Free Underwear, shoes, and children’s clothing are found all over the store. All other clothing items are priced TO SELL in order to make monies for our Food Pantry. Applicants are eligible for free clothing every 90 days, not sooner. This application/information electronically recorded on ServeWare. Clothing Items EACH APPLICANT MAY HAVE included are: 1 pair of pajamas, 3 shirts or sweaters, 3 pants or dresses, 3 undergarments, 3 pair of socks, 1 pair of shoes, 1 coat or jacket *Free Household Items Vouchers- These items are provided based on availability, as we never know what we will get donated in the way of household merchandise. This is available once-a-year per household, to people with proof of identification and proof of Clark County residency. People in need of these items can sign up for household assistance and be provided with this pre-organized Care-Kit. It will consist of specific items selected by the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store staff. Any household items beyond the contents of that kit can always be purchased. Applicants are eligible for free household items once a year, not sooner. This application/information is electronically recorded on ServeWare. Household Items included are: (1 of each item for each person in the home) Silverware- spoon, fork, knife, sharp knife; coffee cup, drinking glass; plate 1 skillet, 1 pan; Choice of: coffee-maker OR lamp $4.00 or less Toy for each child (documented by I.D.) in the home; book Furniture Assistance- This assistance can only be provided through the SVdP Pantry’s Emergency Assistance Call system on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00-10:30 am. (937-322-0838) Once the caller successfully gets through on the Emergency Assistance line, their name and information will be given to a Church Conference. One of their members will call them in the coming days to make a visit with them, take an application for assistance, and put them on the waiting list (at the Thrift Store) to provide whatever on the furniture request they are able to fulfill. This type of assistance IS NOT provided by the Thrift Store, however, the furniture is provided from thrift store inventory selected by the store managers. All other furniture in the store is designated and priced TO SELL in order to make monies for our Food Pantry. Household Appliance Assistance (i.e.washer/dryer/refrigerator/stove)- This assistance can only be provided through the SVdP Pantry’s Emergency Assistance Call system on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00-10:30 am. (937-322-0838) Once the caller successfully gets through on the Emergency Assistance line, their name and information will be given to a Church Conference (St. Teresa’s, St. Bernard’s, St. Rays/St. Joes). One of these church members will return the call in the coming days to take an application for assistance, and put them on the waiting list to provide whatever appliance request they are able to fulfill. On occasion, if a conference is financially able, they might purchase the requested appliance from MCM Appliance on Selma Rd. and have it delivered. This type of assistance IS NOT provided by the Thrift Store, nor is it required by the chu

Offers Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP); Head Start; F.E.C.C. refrigerator replacement program; Community Action Transportation System (CATS); Senior Care program; monthly Senior lunches and computer classes.

Provides assistance to increase the energy efficiency of homes and reduce household energy expenditures. Services include: safety inspection of gas appliances, carbon monoxide alarms, education on energy saving, insulation, as well as inspection, repair, and possible replacement of furnace and hot water tank (if warranted), and customer education. Services provided through contracted agencies. Service provided depends on the assessment of the property.

Offers a home energy inspection which includes safety checks on natural gas appliances. Possible energy efficiency services may include attic and wall insulation, air sealing, and repair or replacement of natural gas appliances.

LCAP's Community Outreach department has fans available at no charge for qualifying seniors to help them keep cool during the hot summer months. May receive one fan every two years.

The Gleaning Place offers gently used kitchen products, very reasonably priced.

Operates a non-profit building material reuse warehouse. Sells at a reduced cost new and used building materials donated by individuals, builders and stores. Items available depend on donations. Accepts donations of appliances, furniture, TVs, carpet, building supplies, tools, lawn care items and so forth. Note: Does not accept donations of clothing, mattresses, or box springs.

Offers low-cost new and gently used building items for home improvement or construction. Items offered vary depending on what has been donated and may include the following: - Bathtubs and faucets. - Cabinets and vanities. - Doors and doorbells. - Fireplace mantels. - Flooring. - Lighting fixtures. - Windows. - May also have furniture items such as tables, chairs, and lamps. Occasionally offers large appliances for resale. All items for sale have been donated from individuals and businesses. NOTE: Items cannot be returned.

Sells new and gently used building materials and household goods to the public at a deep discount. All proceeds fund Habitat for Humanity projects in Summit County. NOTE: The ReStore does NOT donate building materials and household goods for free.

Provides a rebate of up to $250 toward the installation of a new electric water heater in a home, office or other building which uses electricity from Darke Rural Electric Cooperative. A $250 rebate will be paid to the member on the basis of one rebate for each qualified unit installed that has a load management switch installed for Buckeye direct load management efforts. If there is an existing switch, a rebate of $200 will be paid to the member for the installation of a new water heater.

Make the homes of income eligible participants more energy efficient. Insulates attics, blows cellulose into side walls, caulks windows and doors, and takes any other practical measures to minimize or stop cold air infiltration. Furnaces are checked and repaired or replaced under this program, as well.

Provide Mahoning County residents that qualify with a stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, bedding, and/or a crib. Services beginning April 1, 2022, through December 31, 2022.