Assistance Programs
Okanogan County Community Action (509) 422-4041
For the last 47 years, OCCAC has been a cornerstone of the community effort to end poverty. From providing emergency services to low income families in crisis to services that help build individual skills with the goal of self-sufficiency, OCCAC fights poverty through education and empowerment. OCCAC is comprised of volunteers, staff, board, and clients – OCCAC is US and it is YOU. We all live in beautiful Okanogan County, a land of promise and a land that will test even the best of us to see if we can survive harsh climates and a struggling economy. We envision a county where generational poverty no longer exists. Whether you need help now or want to give help, we look forward to working with you to move our mission forward.
occac.com
The Cove (509) 997-0227
The Cove opened it’s doors as the Methow Valley Food bank on April 23rd, 1998 with the expressed purpose of demonstrating God’s love in our community. This goal was to be accomplished through short term assistance by distribution of supplemental food and long term assistance by the developing of relationship and a resource network. In 2000 the Cove was given its non-profit and 501(C) (3) tax status.
thecovecares.com
Room One (509) 997-2050
Room One is a nonprofit health and social service center located in the rural Methow Valley of north central Washington. Because of the Methow Valley’s uniquely isolated location, area men, women, and children in need of critical human services are often left without advocates and vital resources. With limited access to safety net programs, crisis support, and meaningful help, rural communities like ours are susceptible to health disparities, including high rates of teen pregnancy, domestic violence, substance abuse, and mental health needs. The comprehensive services we provide at Room One are directed at preventing violence in our community and interrupting health disparities.
roomone.org
Rebates Available
Ductless and Ducted Heat Pump Rebates – Available for Installs after January 1, 2021
- Projects must be completed by a Comfort Ready Home contractor.
- Product must be rated with a minimum of HSPF 9.0 to qualify.
- Completed Residential Ductless Heat Pump Project Information Form.
- or Completed Residential Ducted Heat Pump Project Information Form.
- Invoice or Purchase Receipt showing that the requirements have been met – including purchase date, manufacturer, model number, type, size of product installed.
- Rebate offer(s) may be changed or discontinued at any time. Rebate offer(s) apply to new product(s) only. Utility reserves the right to inspect installed product(s). Product(s) must meet all program criteria to qualify for rebate(s). Rebate(s) will be up to $800 based upon equipment and existing qualifying systems. Rebate(s) will be delivered via check approximately 8 weeks after approval.
Additional information on Ductless Heat Pumps can be found at https://comfortreadyhome.com/guides/dhp-vs-ashp/
You may be eligible for additional energy efficiency tax credits
Check out the below websites to review eligibility
- Energy Star: Offsite Link
- IRS: Offsite Link