Utility Assistance
UNITED WAY 211
Dial 211 or 513-721-7900
(Greater Cincinnati) (OH/KY/IN) Call and speak with a representative to find local
resources based on your zip code
Brighton Center
(859) 491-8303
Provides assistance with food, clothing, rent, utilities, vision services.
Community Action Kenton County
(859) 291-8607
Provides assistance with food, clothing, utilities, homeless persons, medical, emergency
and weatherization. Eligibility from 100%-200% of poverty guidelines depending on
program.
Community Action Boone County
(859) 586-9250
Provides assistance with food, clothing, utilities, homeless persons, medical, emergency
and weatherization. Eligibility from 100%-200% of poverty guidelines depending on
program.
Community Action Campbell County
(859) 431-4177
Provides assistance with food, clothing, utilities, homeless persons, medical, emergency
and weatherization. Eligibility from 100%-200% of poverty guidelines depending on
program.
Hamilton County CAA
513-569-1840 ext. 1031
The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) may help pay part of your heating bills
if you qualify as a low-income household. All households, who pay home energy costs
directly or indirectly as a non-designated portion of their rent may receive benefits.
Holy Spirit
(859) 261-0818
Assistance with food, utilities, school supplies, thrift shop.
Hope Ministries
(859) 371-1887
Offers utility assistance
Ohio PIPP Plus (Cincinnati Area)
800-282-0880
Percentage of Income Payment Plan Plus (PIPP Plus) is an Ohio payment plan for income
eligible utility customers. PIPP Plus customers pay a percentage of their income regardless
of their monthly usage. This program is intended to make monthly payments more affordable
on a year round basis.
Salvation Army (Cincinnati Area)
513-762-5660
Utility Assistance -HEAT Share Program 513-762-5636
Salvation Army (NKY Area)
(859) 261-0835
Utility Assistance
(859) 341-3219
Offers utility assistance
(859) 727-4417
Provides assistance with rent, utilities, food, clothing. Note: Only for Erlanger and Elsmere residents.