As the cold months approach, many of us are fortunate to enjoy the warmth of a well-heated home. However, for some of our neighbors, staying warm during winter can be a real challenge. Rising energy costs and unexpected financial difficulties can leave families struggling to pay their heating bills. That’s where the power of community comes in. By offering the gift of heat through HeatShare, you can help ensure that no one is left in the cold this winter.
HeatShare, a vital assistance program run by The Salvation Army, is dedicated to helping families and individuals who face emergencies related to their heating needs. Since its founding, HeatShare has offered a lifeline to those who might otherwise be without heat during the harsh winter months.
Why Your Support Matters
For many, the decision between paying for heat or other basic necessities like food and medicine is a heartbreaking reality. HeatShare bridges that gap by offering assistance to those in need, such as seniors living on fixed incomes, individuals facing unemployment, and families dealing with unexpected medical expenses.
By donating to HeatShare, you are not only helping to keep someone warm, but you are also giving them peace of mind. Every contribution, no matter the size, can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life. Whether it’s paying a portion of their heating bill or providing emergency funds to repair a broken furnace, your support provides real, tangible relief.
How can I support my neighbor?
You can give the gift of heat by sending a tax-deductible donation to:
There are several ways you can help your neighbors through HeatShare:
The Salvation Army
HeatShare Program
Together, We Can Make a Difference
This winter, let’s come together to support our neighbors in need. By providing the gift of heat through HeatShare and The Salvation Army, you’re not just offering warmth—you’re providing hope, comfort, and safety. As temperatures drop, remember that your generosity could be the key to helping someone stay warm and secure in their home.
Let’s make this winter a little warmer for everyone