Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

1. Meet the income requirements in the table above
2. Collect the following documents:
   • Recent copies of your PG&E bill. Must include all pages and show 30 billing days
   • Final Utility Termination Notice if you’ve received a 14-day, 48-hour, or shutoff notice from PG&E
   • Recent pay stubs or other proof of income that shows your current monthly gross income for 30 consecutive days
   • Documentation showing income from Social Security, Cal Fresh, Unemployment Insurance, Pension Funds, disability, etc. (For example, Notice of Action, Passport to Services, most recent bank statement showing direct deposit, copy of current check, dated annual benefit letter, payee letter showing income amount, Form 4926, Form 2458, HUD statement with a SS amount)
   • Other income sources such as self-employment, child support, odd jobs requirements (For example, a current copy of ledger/journal or a signed self-employment statement showing monthly gross income)
   • For households with zero income, a self-declaration of zero income attestation form will be requested. Please speak to an intake specialist to request a copy of this form
   • For wood or propane assistance, a recent invoice is required. The invoice must match the address listed on your application
   • The LIHEAP Marin application period runs until August 15, 2024, or until funds run out
3. Call an intake specialist at Community Action Marin (CAM) at (415) 526-7550. CAM is the LIHEAP administrator for Marin residents
   • Eligible applicants may also apply directly through the California Online LIHEAP Application
   • Eligible West Marin residents can also apply at the West Marin Community Resource Center by calling (415) 663-8361

Once an application is complete, you will be notified about approval or denial within 30 days. All payments are made directly to your energy provider within 45 days after approval of an application.

For more information, visit Community Action Marin.