Minnesota Fuel Funds
- The state annually allocates a percentage of its LIHEAP crisis funds to local agencies for Reach Out For Warmth. This allows agencies to serve households who are in crisis but are over the 50% median income eligibility for LIHEAP.
- The Salvation Army and Minnegasco developed HeatShare in 1982.
HeatShare is funded through customer contributions from Minnesota
utilities and is administered by The Salvation Army.
LEVERAGING (includes church and community donations)
2005: $2.3 million
2004: $6 million
2003: $3.8 million
2002: $2.8 million
2001: $1.6 million
2000: $1.2 million
1999: $640,811
1998: $731,765
1997: $1 million
1996: $1.5 million
1995: $871,932
LEGISLATIVE CODE
1998, Minnesota Statutes,
sec. 119A.42
Page Last Updated: June 1, 2006
