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Ohio Valley Opportunities Energy Assistance Program Taking Applications Until July 31

Friday, July 24, 2020 at 12:25 PM

By Kacie Jackson

You may also qualify for additional assistance towards your energy bill.

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(Madison, Ind.) – If you are struggling to make ends meet during the time of this pandemic the Ohio Valley Opportunities Energy Assistance Program is here to help you.

The program is still running last winter's Energy Assistance Program, you can apply today for the average benefit of $525.00.

You may also qualify for additional assistance towards your energy bill.

Apply online at www.ovoinc.org or (812) 265-5858.

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