West Memphis Save On Utilities Long term (SOUL) Program
Groundswell is working with local partners, contractors, and utilities to strengthen local infrastructure and resilience capacity for the West Memphis community.
We are seeking up to 40 income-eligible households to receive no-cost energy efficiency upgrades and home repairs through private philanthropic funding.
These improvements will help reduce monthly electric bills while enhancing home health, comfort, and resilience.
Types of Upgrades
Eligible upgrades, based on a program-specific home assessment, may include:
- Attic insulation installation
- Air sealing of gaps, cracks, and leaks
- Electrical upgrades for energy efficiency installations
- Gas appliance upgrades to furnaces, boilers, or water heaters
- Heat pump installation
- Plumbing repairs
- Roof replacement
Enrollment Timeline
- Pre-Screening Sign-Up: Now through June 30, 2026
- Enrollment Begins April 1, 2026
- Groundswell will work with pre-screened households to submit a formal application.
Eligibility
| Household Size | Income Range (300% of FPL*) |
| 1 | Up to $47,000 |
| 2 | Up to $64,000 |
| 3 | Up to $80,000 |
| 4 | Up to $97,000 |
| 5 | Up to $112,950 |
Next Steps
- Complete the pre-screening form with the button below.
- For assistance completing the pre-screening form, please contact Leon Childs at [email protected] or call 1-855-844-9981.
About Groundswell
Groundswell builds community power to improve local resilience for everyone and cut electricity bills in half for our neighbors who need savings the most. We use community solar, resilience hubs, and energy efficiency to preserve affordable housing, strengthen the grid, and support local economic development. Our people-centric and place-based programs are tailored to deliver tangible benefits and align with local priorities across the Heartland, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeast. Groundswell leverages our SolMate™ data platform to enable scale while ensuring measurable success. We’re on track to deliver over $29 million in annual energy savings to more than 36,000 families and deploy more than 40 resilience hubs across 12 states by 2030.
