What is the Energy Assistance Fund (EAF)?
Our Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) is SCE's nonprofit fund that helps us put community first. Qualifying customers can receive one-time monetary assistance with their energy bill. We work with over 80 community-based organizations to make applying easy and accessible.
Based on the actual amount owed, (the Energy Assistance Fund offers payments up to $200 (available once during a 12-month period). To qualify, the following requirements must apply:
- The applicant is a current SCE residential customer.
- The applicant’s name matches the name on the bill.
- The address on the bill is the applicant’s primary residence.
- The total household income falls within the income guidelines.
Click on the button below to find the United Way agency closest to you, and call to make an appointment to apply for an EAF grant.
Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) Frequently Asked Questions
Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) FAQ
The following documentation and information are needed for the application:
• Most recent utility bill (the "ratepayer" (the person whose name the bill is under) MUST reside in the residence)
• Proof of household gross monthly income
• Household member information of ALL members living in the household regardless of age. Full name, birthdates, and income for each person must be provided.
Please contact the agency you applied through to inquire about your application status.
This process could take up to 30 days. If the grant is not posted to your account within 30 days of the approved grant date, call the agency you applied through to inquire about the status.
Customers can receive one Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) grant every 12 months.
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