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Learn more about EOC and its Executive Director Jennifer Gremmert through this interview with the Rocky Mountain Mechanical Contractors Association podcast.
Many of us can fall behind on natural gas bills due to unexpected expenses, job losses, grocery costs increasing, and other hardships. Thankfully, assistance is available if you need help paying past-due bills. Energy Outreach Colorado (EOC) is a non-profit organization that helps Coloradans afford their energy needs. EOC currently has funds to support Colorado Natural Gas customers needing support. EOC partners with local organizations in your community that provide you with energy assistance. When there is no agency nearby, assistance can be provided over the phone. Please visit www.energyoutreach.org or call 1-866-HEAT-HELP for eligibility and to find an agency near you.
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EOC has received the first 2023 Green Hope Award from Mercy Housing Mountain Plains for energy efficiency work done on 12 properties as part of the Green Hope program. "Together we work to ensure that people have safe, affordable housing” said Max Kaye, Multifamily Sr Manager.
EOC consistently earns the highest ratings from independent charity reviewers, like Charity Navigator.
By giving to EOC, you can be confident that your donations will be handled with the utmost care. Join the thousands of donors supporting EOC today by making a gift and a meaningful impact!
Give at www.energyoutreach.org/donate
By giving to EOC, you can be confident that your donations will be handled with the utmost care. Join the thousands of donors supporting EOC today by making a gift and a meaningful impact!
Give at www.energyoutreach.org/donate
Colorado wants to reduce climate pollution from apartments and commercial buildings 50,000 square feet and larger, but there is growing concern retrofitting buildings could exacerbate the state's affordable housing crisis if costs are passed along to tenants. Jennifer Gremmert, president and CEO of....
