The Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund (KWW/CF), founded in 1996, is a statewide nonprofit charity that assists those most vulnerable households in need that cannot afford to survive Wisconsin’s bitter cold or blistering heat. MORE THAN NINETY CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR CONTRIBUTED GOES DIRECTLY TOWARDS HELPING THOSE MOST IN NEED.

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The Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund is a statewide non-profit charitable effort that was established in 1996 to keep the heat and power on for thousands of Wisconsinites most vulnerable in crisis.

KWWF (channel 22) was an independent television station licensed to Waterloo, Iowa, United States, which served the Eastern Iowa television market. The station was owned by Stratus Media Holdings. KWWF's transmitter was located near Walker, Iowa. KWWF opened on December 1, 2002, with a format of infomercials, home shopping and public domain reruns.

Karen Weaver Williams Foundation (KWWF) is a member of Black Network Associates (BNA) a culturally-relevant community and economic development non-profit for Black-owned, -operated, and -oriented establishments throughout the United States.

reduce their energy consumption. The HE+ Furnace Program provides services to eligible homeowners and some renters to repai. or replace their heating system. Operating with federal and state funding, the programs provide energy assistance payments to over 200,000 households and weatherization services to over 6,000 . ouseholds in Wis.

Through public, private and community partnerships, KWW/CF provides preventative services and the financial assistance necessary to alleviate potential life-threatening energy-related emergencies during Wisconsin’s harsh winters. 95% of those helped by the Fund are elderly, disabled or families with young children.

Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund is a charitable entity of the not-for-profit organization, Energy Services, Inc. recognized as tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code section 501 (c) (3).

The Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund is a statewide non-profit charity that assists low-income households who cannot afford to pay their energy bills. In the face of the growing unmet need, existing resources on the decline cannot begin to help those who are facing life-threatening energy emergencies.

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