| Unconventional Sources of Weatherization Leveraged Funds |
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| Information on Non-traditional Sources of "Leveraged" Funding |
| Provided by Local Subgrantees in Response to EOS 2001-02 Survey of WAP and Leveraged Funds |
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email EOS if you like the ideas and want contact information! |
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info@opportunitystudies.org |
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Weatherizer |
Q: What other resources have you leveraged with Weatherization ? Please explain the source and purpose. |
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| AL |
Community Action Agency of Northern Alabama |
Alabama Business Charitable Trust Pre-Weatherization Repair 20,000 |
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| AL |
Organized Community Action Program, Inc. |
Alabama Power (Southern Co) Centsable Energy Program Amount: $25,000 Allow an average of $800.00 per house. Will allow $1600 with ABC approval. |
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| AL |
Dallas-Selma Community Action Development CorInc. |
Alabama-Tombigbee Regional Commission on aging provided $10,000 (funds) for WAP/DOE clients 60 years of age and older. Funds used for labor and materials. |
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| AR |
Crawford-Sebastian Community Developmt Council |
7 units received energy efficiency work mixed with the City of Fort Smith's Housing Loan Assistance Program. The city's HLAP fund in total was $158,000 for the 7 units |
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| AR |
Crowley's Ridge Development Council |
USDA Rural Develoment, Housing Preservation (HPG) funds and 504 loan and grant funds are combined with DOE/WAP funds whenever possible. |
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| AZ |
Gila County Community Services |
State URRD Funds 11,000.00 New Donated Hot Water Heaters 10 units We have to have other funds cannot run a DOE only program |
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| CA |
Community Resource Project, Inc. |
$24,000.00 Yuba County funding coordinated with the USDA contract. Utility Appliance Program provided energy efficient refrigerators purchased by SMUD and installed in LIHEAP/DOE eligible dwellings. -$52,348.00 |
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| CA |
North Coast Energy Services |
10 homes received rehabilitation from USDA funds and Weatherization funds from DOE/WAP |
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| CO |
Energy Resouce Center of the Pikes Peak Region |
United Way- $35,000. El Paso County- $8500 |
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| FL |
Baker County Board of County Commissioners |
Baker County has received approximately $18,706 in donated material and labor since the start of fiscal year 201-2002. We continue to aggressively seek leveraging partners, volunteers. |
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| FL |
Polk County Opportunity Council, Inc. |
Replacement of mobile homes with banking institutions for units that are unrepairable and not cost efficient. Contractors: IN-KIND |
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| FL |
St. John Housing Partnership, Inc. |
We get funds from: Local Foundations, United Way, County General Revenue to help with health and safety repairs. When it makes sense we also do energy measures- but in many cases the H&S issues take priority and are needed before the energy work would im |
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| FL |
Suwannee River Economic Council, Inc. |
We have funding through the Rural Development Housing Rehabilitation Program and also the State Housing Initiative Partnership Program (SHIP) Emergency Repairs & Owner Occupied Major Rehab which allows the same type of work to be done as the WAP & WAP-LIH |
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| IL |
Harlan County Community Action Agency |
Harlan County CAA receives Donations from the Christian Appalachian Project. Value $500.00 these donations are received every two years. If any donations can be used for a low-income client, then those materials are listed on each fo |
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| IN |
Daniel Boone Development Council |
Home Funding through Kentucky Housing Corp. CHDO - 486,000 Rehab - 518,000 Private - 140,000 ARC - 80,000 USDARD 950,00 |
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| KY |
Lake Cumberland Community Services Organization |
Materials Donated: Caulking - $5,000 Approx. Client Participation: Labor - $10,000 Approx. |
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| KY |
Audubon Area Community Services, Inc. |
Use gifts in kind for donated material. Approx. 20,000 |
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| KY |
A Self-Sufficiency Improvement Support Team |
Assist employs a full time Housing Specialist who conducts inspections as well as do the actual weatherizing of homes. This position is financed /supported 100% by Community Services Block Grant Funds. |
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| ME |
Aroostook County Action Program, Inc. |
Reach Program $68,000 LIHEAP $513,300 Reach Bulb Program $5,600.00 Reach Solar Panel Program $4,500.00 |
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| MI |
Three Rivers Community Action |
Home Improvement Loans 16,700. |
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| MN |
Sustainable Resources Center |
Salvation Army - Heat Share $1500 (plumbing) Heating Contractor - $1,000 (Donated a Kitchen Range for a family of 15) |
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| MO |
Missouri Ozarks Community Action |
Lanlord Contributions - we used these funds for the same measures as DOE dollars. |
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| MO |
Dept. Housing and Community Development |
Rental Lanlord Participation : 12,000 Fee for Service 2,100 City General Funds 281,000 |
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Human Resource Council |
Landlord Homeowners - $20,000 |
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| MT |
District VI Human Resources Development Council |
We provided weatherization services to some homes and businesses in our small community (no insulation contractors in area) at the going rate. Profits were put back into WX program total $3200 |
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| NC |
Salisbury-Rowan Community Service Council, Inc. |
City CDBG Program |
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| NC |
Johnston-Lee Community Action Inc. |
Landlord Contributions - $14,067 for four houses. |
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Mountain Projects, Inc. |
NCHFA 300,000 (USDA) RD-HPG 196,000 |
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Isothermal Planning and Development Commission |
We have an organization in rutherford county, North Carolina, called "Rutherford Housing Partnership". It is comprised of volunteer church groups and receives a small amount of grant foundation funding. We leverage with them by performing weatherization |
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| NH |
Southern New Hampshire Services, Inc. |
City of Rochester CDBG $19305.- |
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| NH |
Southwestern Community Services, Inc. |
United Way Funds $5000 for WAP personnel support |
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| NJ |
Northwest New Jersey CAP, Inc |
$14700.00 In leverage material and program funds from landlords, utilities, and community based organizations to address specific needs of elderly or handicapped individuals. |
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| NJ |
Bergen County Community Action Program |
Owners contribution $3,625 |
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| NV |
Economic Opportunity Council, Inc. |
$4800 - Landlord Contributions |
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| NY |
Association for Energy Affordability, Inc. |
Landlord $7,900,000 7300 Units |
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| NY |
Tompkins Community Action* |
Landlord / owner investments $20,000 (material labor) |
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Westchester Community Opportunity Program, Inc. |
Westchester Office of the Aging Putnam Office of the Aging utilities |
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| OH |
Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City |
CDBG - Installation of energy efficient furnaces and roof replacement enabling weatherization to occur, installation of smoke alarms. |
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| OH |
KiBois C.A.F., Inc. |
Home Rehabilitation - 45,000 Choctaw National Rehab - 11,000 ODR Program - leveraged DOE and Choctaw Nation Rehab Funds with Home Funds on 3 Units |
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| OK |
Community Action Organization |
Agency received two grants from WA City office of community development. $20,000 funded the installation of WX measures. $25,000 funded low cost materials for WX programs. There was a $5,063 balance in a Bonneville Power administrative grant expenditur |
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| OK |
Community Action Program of East Central Oregon |
We coordinated a project with a private group that was awarded to rehabilitate homes from Gilliam County. Our agency contributed WX funds to help households with allowable measures. |
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| OR |
Redevelopment Authority of the County of Erie |
An additional $50,000 was received from the Erie County Affordable Housing Trust Fund. This money was used in conjunction with the DOE & Utility Funds for emergency situations and minor home repairs not covered by existing programs in Erie County, such a |
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| PA |
South Central Human Resource Agency |
A pilot program for all Electric homes with a budget of $10,747 provided through the Tennessee Valley Authority to install low-flo shower heads and energy efficient lighting to 25 units qualified and receiving DOE and LIHEAP funds. |
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Southwest Human Resource Agency |
We Held a work camp Materials amounted to approx $30,000. Labor amounted to approx $94,312. Repairs were done on homes that were not allowable with weatherization money |
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| TX |
Nueces County Community Action Agency |
CDBG City of Corpus Christi Weatherization Partnership Program |
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Big Bend Community Action Agency |
Contractor will at times donate material and labor to the programs at the end of PY when resources have been exhausted $500.00-$800.00 |
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Programs for Human Services, Inc. |
When we Weatherize Multi-Family Units - the owners of the complexes contribute, when applicable 25% of the total Weatherization cost. |
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| VA |
Southeastern Tidewater Opportunity Project |
Community Contribution by Businesses and private individuals |
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| VA |
Total Action Against Poverty |
United Way of Roanoke Valley Funds are used for furnace repair and replacements as well as other home repairs $15,500 Department of Social Services Funds are used for the repair and replacements of furnaces $12,307 |
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| WA |
Okanogan County Community Action Council |
Wood stove changeout program $$ through Okanogan County $10,618 |
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| WI |
NEWCAP, Inc. |
$125,000.00 this amount was generated by landlord and utility income |
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| WI |
Housing Authority of Outagamie |
Catholic Charities $5,800.00 Easter Seals - $2,000.00 |
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