IMPACCT Brooklyn is administering the Emergency Heating Fund Program through a collaborative partnership between National Grid and Brooklyn ORG (formerly the Brooklyn Foundation). This strategic partnership unites utility expertise with community foundation leadership to deliver vital assistance to Brooklyn homeowners managing winter utility expenses. As a trusted community organization, IMPACCT Brooklyn has been selected to ensure these critical resources reach those who need them most effectively. Click here to learn more.
The Emergency Heating Fund Program provides financial assistance to eligible Brooklyn homeowners to help reduce their National Grid heating expenses during the winter months. Through the combined support of National Grid and Brooklyn ORG, this program operates on a first-come, first-served basis while funds last.
Household Size | Low Income Household Maximum Gross Annual Income | Moderate Income Household Maximum Gross Annual Income |
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1 | $39,864 | $39,864 - $87,100 |
2 | $52,140 | $52,140 - $99,550 |
3 | $64,404 | $64,404 - $111,950 |
4 | $76,680 | $76,680 - $124,400 |
5 | $88,944 | $88,944 - $134,350 |
6 | $101,208 | $101,208 - $144,300 |
7 | $103,512 | $103,512 - $154,250 |
8 | $105,816 | $105,816 - $164,200 |
9 | $108,120 | $108,120 - $174,160 |
10 | $110,412 | $110,412 - $184,112 |
Email | Alma_Bauer@impacctbk.org
Website: Emergency Heating Fund Application
Brooklyn ORG is Brooklyn’s leading platform for community-powered philanthropy. With a proven track record of moving over $130 million to nonprofits over 15 years, Brooklyn ORG serves as a catalyst for positive change across the borough. As a champion for Brooklyn, they partner with local organizations, donors, and businesses to advance racial justice and create lasting community impact. Their strategic approach combines community-powered grantmaking with deep local relationships, supporting over 100 organizations annually while fostering emerging nonprofits and leadership development throughout Brooklyn.
National Grid is one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the United States, delivering electricity and natural gas to nearly 20 million people throughout New York. As a regulated utility provider, National Grid has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to supporting community initiatives that help residents manage their energy costs effectively.