Free gas cards for Pennsylvania residents
Our foundation accepts applications from every county in Pennsylvania. Eligible households receive $100, $150 or $200 once every 6 months. Apply online or call 1-800-633-6157.
Medicaid transportation in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Medicaid is run by the Department of Human Services (DHS). The Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP) provides rides, transit passes or mileage reimbursement through county MATP offices. Learn more in our Medicaid transportation guide.
Local gas vouchers in Pennsylvania cities
Call 211 or local charities in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, Scranton. The Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul, Catholic Charities and Community Action Agencies serve most Pennsylvania counties. See how to find gas help near you.
Energy bill help in Pennsylvania
Lower home energy bills free up money for gas. In Pennsylvania, energy help is available through the LIHEAP through the Department of Human Services.
Car insurance and repairs in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania lets drivers choose limited-tort coverage, which lowers premiums but limits lawsuits. Understand the trade-off first. See Car Insurance for Low Income and Free Car Repair for Low Income.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a free gas card in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Pennsylvania residents who meet our income rules can receive a $100–$200 gas card every 6 months.
Does Pennsylvania Medicaid pay for gas?
Pennsylvania Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation for covered appointments. Ask your plan about mileage reimbursement.
Where can I get emergency gas money in Pennsylvania?
Call 211 and local charities such as the Salvation Army for same-day vouchers.
Sources
- 211.org – United Way local help line
- Medicaid.gov – benefits
- LIHEAP – U.S. Administration for Children & Families
Agency names and program rules can change. Confirm details with the official Pennsylvania agency.