Share the Warmth

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What is “Share the Warmth”?

“Share the Warmth” provides energy assistance to residents that need assistance with their energy bills, repairs to heating and air conditioning equipment and other energy related needs. The elderly, the disabled, the sick and others who are experiencing financial difficulties will benefit from this program.

How does “Share the Warmth” work?

Residents that need to apply for Share the Warmth assistance may do so at The Salvation Army office in their county. Eligibility requirements are set by The Salvation Army.

“Share the Warmth” is administered by The Salvation Army and is funded by Okaloosa Gas customers who donate through their natural gas bills. All contributions are forwarded to The Salvation Army.

How can I Contribute to “Share the Warmth”?

To participate, you can pledge to contribute $1, $2, $5, or any other whole dollar amount you choose each month. The amount you select will be automatically added to your utility bill each month.

Share the Warmth Form

Name

First Name (required)

Last Name (required)

Email (required)

Okaloosa Gas Account Number (required)

Okaloosa Gas Service Address (required)

City (required)

Zip Code (required)

Amount to pledge in whole dollar amounts (required)

Terms and Conditions: The contribution amount you pledge will be added to your monthly bill every month until you cancel. You can contribute any whole dollar amount: $1, $2, $5 or more.

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