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Cuivre River Electric provides utility assistance to Cool Down St. Louis

5 Easy Ways to Give

Heat Up St. Louis, c/o UMB Bank, P.O. Box 868,
St. Louis, MO 63188
or click here for SECURE online donations

IT’ S IMPORTANT TO INFORM YOUR UTILITY COMPANY, AS A COURTESY, THAT YOU FILLED OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION, AND ARE WAITING FOR A PLEDGE. THIS STATEMENT MUST BE TRUTHFUL.
 
Proof of Income: Copy of Check Stub Year-to-Date, SSI, Social Security, Unemployment, Pension Awards Letter, OFFICIAL Child Support Form, etc.

5 Easy Ways to Give.

Heat Up St. Louis, c/o UMB Bank, P.O. Box 868, St. Louis, MO 63188
or click here for SECURE online donations
URGENT: We are only helping with Ameren bills NOW. Go to partnering agency on our website for agencies with LIHEAP funds for SPIRE BILLS help!

5 Easy Ways to Give

Heat Up St. Louis, c/o UMB Bank, P.O. Box 868,
St. Louis, MO 63188
or click here for SECURE online donations

IT’ S IMPORTANT TO INFORM YOUR UTILITY COMPANY, AS A COURTESY, THAT YOU FILLED OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION, AND ARE WAITING FOR A PLEDGE. THIS STATEMENT MUST BE TRUTHFUL.
 
Proof of Income: Copy of Check Stub Year-to-Date, SSI, Social Security, Unemployment, Pension Awards Letter, OFFICIAL Child Support Form, etc.

Welcome to Heat Up St. Louis!

Cuivre River Electric provides utility assistance to Cool Down St. Louis


URGENT: We are only helping
with Ameren bills NOW.

Go to partnering agency on our website
for agencies with LIHEAP funds for SPIRE help!

Cuivre River Electric provides utility assistance to Cool Down St. Louis

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(L-R) Cooldownstlouis.org board directors Steve Ehlmann, St. Charles County Executive, and Denise Liebel, President/CEO of United Services, receive a $4,000 Operation Round Up grant from Lonnie Tucker, Communications Specialist with Cuivre River Electric Cooperative. The funds will be used by Cooldownstlouis.org provide utility assistance to low-income, elderly and disabled cooperative members living in Lincoln, Pike, St. Charles and Warren counties, who are experiencing financial hardships during the extreme heat of the summer.

For complete Press Release click here.

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