Want to be a hero in your community?  

Let organizations that are eligible know about a utility bill audit.

You, a relative, or your neighbor may work at an eligible organization. Your family members or friends may use some of their products or services. You may drive by them or hear about them through the media. Imagine what they could do with extra funds from having a utility bill audit.     

                                                                                                                       

Examples of organizations that are eligible for a utility bill audit.

• The print shop where you have your brochures printed. (manufacturer)
• The farmers at the farmers’ market. (agriculture)
• The hospital where you go for healthcare. (many hospitals are nonprofits)
• The credit union where you bank. (most credit unions are nonprofits)
• The library where you get your books and DVDs. (can be a nonprofit or government)
• The school in your municipality. (can be government or nonprofit)
• The Goodwill, Salvation Army, or Habitat for Humanity store where you shop. (nonprofit)
• The museum, zoo, or aquarium that you visit. (nonprofit)
• The house of worship that you attend. (nonprofit)
• The nursery or greenhouse where you buy your plants. (agriculture)
• The assisted living facility or nursing home where someone you know lives. (nonprofit)
• The company which makes furniture, metal parts, windows, or doors. (manufacturer)
• The municipality or county where you live. (government)
• The American Legion or other groups that support veterans. (nonprofit)

Why let them know about a utility bill audit.

Many organizations are not aware that they are eligible for more favorable utility and telecom rates. Imagine how much more they could contribute to your community if they were able to recover money that they have overpaid for their utility bills.

We perform a utility bill audit with NO upfront cost and let them know if they will be receiving a refund. Then we submit all the paperwork and followup to make sure they receive the money they have overpaid.

You could be helping the organization get money that they could use in your community to:

• update their technology tools
• add new clients or programs
• take care of deferred maintenance
• hire interns to do some marketing
• provide additional staff training
• contribute to a mission project
• other…
  

Spread the word about this program. Let us help them recover money that is owed them. This $ should be on their books, not on the utility company’s books.

You can send them to this website so they can find more information about the program. www.utilitybillcheckup.com

Or you can call Karen at (609) 933-2666 to give me their contact info. I’ll get in touch with them and let them know that you were thinking of them. They’ll be glad you let them know about a utility bill audit. Be the hero in your community.