We are partnering with local help organizations to assist Georgians with essentials like utilities, shelter, food, rent, and more. Use our Community Assistance Resources Locator (C.A.R.L.) to find what's available in your area.
We also offer
What can Georgia Power's programs help with?
Depending on your home and eligibility, our programs can offer
- Sealing and insulation
- Central heating and air (HVAC) services
- Smart thermostats
- LED bulbs
- Advanced Power Strips
- Faucet Aerators
- Low-Flow Shower Heads
“The AC doesn't come on as often anymore, and I don't feel those drafts we used to feel. The house feels more comfortable.”
– Mrs. Fricks from Rome, GA
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Georgia Power customers
- IF YOU Receive Supplemental Security Income
- OR Receive Social Security Disability Insurance
- OR Participate in the Federal Housing Choice Voucher Program (HUD Section 8)
- OR Are 65 years or older and meet Income Requirements
- Our Programs
- Helpful Organizations
FREE home improvements to help lower your energy usage.
EASE
For: Income-eligible customers
Eligible customers can receive free energy-saving home improvements, including attic insulation and smart thermostats. These upgrades can help regulate your home’s temperature, save energy, and lower your bills.
Eligibility:
Only available for Georgia Power customers - Must meet Income Requirements
HopeWorks
For: Senior citizens
Eligible senior customers can receive free energy-saving home improvements, including attic insulation and weatherization. These upgrades can help regulate your home’s temperature, save energy, and lower your bills.
Eligibility:
Only available for Georgia Power customers - Must be 60 years or older and meet Income Requirements
- Own and live in your home
HEIP Prefab
For: Manufactured Homes
Eligible customers living in prefabricated or mobile homes can receive free energy-saving improvements, including LED lighting and low-flow showerheads. These upgrades can help reduce energy use and lower your bills.
Eligibility:
Only available for Georgia Power customers - Must live in a prefabricated or manufactured home
Income qualifying eligibility
To qualify for our programs with Income Requirements, your household income must be at or below 200% of U.S. Federal Poverty guidelines listed below.
How do I prove my household income?
In order to determine your eligibility, you may be asked to provide documentation of household income status, such as:
- Social Security
- Unemployment Insurance
- Pension Funds
- Disability
- Food Stamp Award Letter
- Pay Stub
- “No income affidavit” form
- Employment Income
Household income requirements¹:
| Size of Family | Annual Income | Monthly Income |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $31,300 | $2,608.00 |
| 2 | $42,300 | $3,525.00 |
| 3 | $53,300 | $4,442.00 |
| 4 | $64,300 | $5,358.00 |
| 5 | $75,300 | $6,275.00 |
| 6 | $86,300 | $7,193.00 |
| Add $11,000 per year for each additional person. | ||
¹ Georgia Power uses 200% of Federal Poverty Guidelines in determining the income requirement.
For more information, please see the official document:
2025 U.S. Federal Poverty Guidelines
Thanks to Project SHARE and Georgia Power customers, The Salvation Army offers assistance to Georgians struggling with Utility Bills, Food & Shelter, Medical Care and more.
Not sure if you qualify for any program?
Our Income-Qualified Portal can help determine what you might qualify for and direct you to the program applications.
Proof of household income status
In order to determine your eligibility, you may be asked to provide documentation of household income status, such as:
- Social Security
- Unemployment Insurance
- Pension Funds
- Disability
- Food Stamp Award Letter
- Pay Stub
- “No income affidavit” form
- Employment Income
Income qualifying eligibility
To qualify for our programs with Income Requirements, your household income must be at or below 200% of U.S. Federal Poverty guidelines listed below.
