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Green Grant Program

Enterprise's Green Grant program provides energy-efficiency upgrades free of charge to low-income homeowners who qualify. The program is for unicorporated areas of the 1st Supervisorial District of Los Angeles County brought to you by Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds.

Program Objectives

To help low-income homeowners make their homes green and energy-efficient at no cost. Homeowners of all financial means are concerned with the environment, but some may not have the economic means to make expensive changes. Through this grant program, you may be eligible for the free installation of the following improvements, if your household meets specific economic criteria set forth by the Federal government and your house is suitable for these upgrades:

Free solar photovoltaic panels (depending on the condition of the roof)
Free attic and/or crawl space insulation
Free tankless water heater and gas valve shut off

You may qualify for these upgrades if you:

Live in an unincorporated area of the 1st Supervisorial District
Own and live in your own single-family home
Have an household annual income below 80% of the average median income as listed below:

Household Size	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Up to 80% of Area Median Income*	$47,250	$54,000	$60,750	$67,450	$72,850	$78,250	$83,650	$89,050

* Subject to change Annually

Contact Information

Green Grant Program
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
600 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 600
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Email
213.787.8215

East Los Angeles Green Grant Program

Ms. Hermila Gracia explains how much money she's saved through the Enterprise East LA - Green Grants Program. "Before I participated in this program, my bill was like $50 or more. Then a $35, $33 and now I received a bill for $1, $1.89 or something less. That's why I am very grateful."

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