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Tennessee’s sweltering summer just got a little cooler thanks to urgent, community-driven relief programs. In Davidson County, the Metro Action Commission is distributing free fans and air conditioners—especially to seniors, kids, and those with medical needs—with units often shipped out in as little as 24 to 48 hours, fueled by generous local donations. Across the state, Clarksville offers free cooling system repairs for income-qualified homeowners, while LIHEAP provides one-time energy bill aid—including for cooling—where funds allow. Despite most Tennessee homes having AC, over 7,000 in Davidson County don’t, making these programs vital lifelines during extreme heat. The Nashville Summer Cooling Program runs until August 31—apply at Nashville.gov/MAC with proof of income. It’s a powerful reminder: when temperatures rise, community support isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.

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