Ameren Grant Offer Expires June 30th
Ameren Illinois Offers Hardship Grants up to $500 to Small
Businesses and Non-profit Organizations Until JUNE 30th
Ameren Illinois announced that funding is
available for small businesses and non-profits that have fallen behind on their
electric bills. Under the company's COVID-19 Economic Hardship Recovery
Program, one-time grants of up to $500 will be provided on a first-come,
first-served basis until June 30, or until the funds are exhausted.
"This has been a challenging time for
many small businesses and non-profits that have experienced economic hardship
due to COVID-19," said Richard J. Mark, chairman and president of Ameren
Illinois. "As these organizations begin to re-establish their operations,
it's my hope that this funding will help them along the road to recovery."
To be considered, businesses must have an
active, non-residential account, 50 or fewer full-time employees, and a
principal office in Illinois. Eligibile businesses may include, but are not
limited to: small commercial enterprises, restaurants, clothing stores, hair
salons, flower shops, and fitness facilities. Eligible non-profits may include,
but are not limited to: schools, day cares, senior centers, religious
organizations, community organizations, and charitable organizations.
Grant recipients will have the funds applied
to their Ameren Illinois electric account. To apply, visit
AmerenIllinois.com/Recovery or call the Ameren Illinois Business Center at
800.232.2477.
Ameren Illinois also announced several new
energy efficiency offerings to help small businesses and non-profits to reduce
their energy usage and save money. Eligible customers can receive a free
lighting assessment, free smart thermostat, and a free energy analysis
tool. Call 866.800.0747 or visit AmerenIllinoisSavings.com/Recovery.
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