We work to meet the energy-assistance needs of Michigan’s low-income residents through information, ideas, education, and advocacy.

Joined July 2011
February is Keep Michigan Warm Month. We've put together a toolkit to help community organizations, service providers and others in spreading the word about assistance programs for Michiganders struggling to pay their home energy bills. 🤝 bit.ly/3B0huDJ
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There is assistance available for #Michiganders struggling to pay their utility bills! Call your local utility provider or call 211 for information on programs that can help you. #CommunityPowered #PublicPower #Michigan #KeepMIWarm
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If your household is struggling to stay warm, call 211 or go to mi211.org for home heating assistance.
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#LIHEAP energy assistance is NOT an entitlement program! Congress must appropriate funds each year! @KeepMIWarm
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KeepMichiganWarm retweeted
Nearly 50% of LIHEAP recipients in Michigan have at least one vulnerable member.
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Thank you @GovWhitmer for declaring February 2021 "Keep Michigan Warm Month" and helping to raise awareness of the sustained and critical need for home heating and energy assistance in Michigan. #ProtectLIHEAP #LIHEAPaction
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The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (#LIHEAP) helps the most vulnerable American families afford their home energy bills. Congress must save this essential program. #LIHEAPactionDay #ProtectLIHEAP @LIHEAPCampaign #FundLIHEAP #SupportLIHEAP
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Families struggling to pay utility bills can get financial assistance. Reach out now for help.
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KeepMichiganWarm retweeted
In response to the COVID-19 emergency, additional food assistance benefits have been extended through May. Households eligible for food assistance will receive additional benefits to bring all current SNAP cases to the maximum monthly allowance for their household size.
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People around the world are joining forces for #GivingTuesdayNow. Up to $25,000 of today's donations will be doubled thanks to a generous anonymous match. Join us in #DoingTheMostGood: bit.ly/2y1Urwf
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Get help now. A past due bill and income qualifications are all that are needed.
Struggling to pay your utility bills during the coronavirus crisis? Don't wait to seek help. Be proactive: Contact your energy provider today, call 211 or go to 211.org. Help is available. 🤝🏽 bit.ly/2YiEfkQ
In these times of stay-at-home orders, trying to stay healthy through productive and calming activities isn’t easy. The Earth Day Network put together 30 activities for your isolated time, a list of “isolutions:” earthday.org/resolutions-iso… (Photo: Aaron Burden/Unsplash)
We're open for essential services. We recognize it's critical to keep resources available & accessible for those in need. Reach us: 231.924.0641 or truenorthservices.org. Our response to #COVID19: truenorthservices.org/corona… TrueNorth. Here to Serve. Here for You.
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Bill Deferment vs Bill Payment. Know the difference. @KeepMIWarm
Bill deferment or bill forgiveness? If you have received a deferment (extension) on when to pay your bill, you are still responsible for paying the full amount in the future. Pay what you can when you can. Reach out to figure out if an arrangement is right for you. @KeepMIWarm
Celebrate #EarthDay with these five energy-efficient actions whatissmartgrid.org/featured… #EarthDay2020
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