| EnergyCare provides energy services and information for the low-income elderly, ill, disabled and young children in St. Louis County and St. Louis City. |
| EnergyCare provides energy services and information for the low-income elderly, ill, disabled and young children in St. Louis County and St. Louis City. |
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To view our IRS Form 990, please visit Guide Star and search for EnergyCare.
Read EnergyCare's Internet Policy Statement.
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Useful links
National Fuel Funds Network
About Dollar-Help and Dollar More
St. Louis Energy Assistance Guide
Heater Safety Brochure
EnergyCare offices are located at:
2758 Wyoming Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63118
(314) 773-5900
(314) 773-5983 (Fax)
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