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HeatShare

Help your neighbors who are unable to pay their energy bills or don’t have the money for heating-related repairs. HeatShare, administered by the Salvation Army, is a last resort for those struggling to find a way to keep their homes and families warm.

Who is eligible?

  • Those who are 65 and older with low, fixed incomes and no alternate source of help.
  • Persons with a disability whose physical capabilities or health problems limit their ability to maintain income to cover energy bills.
  • Persons who have had an emergency within the past year – perhaps an unexpected health crisis – and as a result don’t have the money to pay their energy bill.
  • Those who meet income guidelines and have received or applied for all other possible public funds.

How HeatShare helps

  • Energy conservation and education
  • Budget counseling
  • Financial assistance
  • Family counseling
  • Social service information and referral

Questions about HeatShare:
Call the Salvation Army at (800) 842-7279 or visit the Salvation Army website.

Two ways you can help


Minnesota Power’s parent company, ALLETE, has entered an agreement to be acquired by a partnership led by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Global Infrastructure Partners and start the process to become a private company.

This transaction will not change our operations, strategy or shared purpose and values, and it is business as usual for all of us at Minnesota Power. Learn more at www.ALLETEforward.com.