Baltimore residents, especially Black families, are struggling with skyrocketing utility bills, forcing some to take on debt or cut essential expenses. City officials and advocates are pressing BGE for answers during rising cost concerns.
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United Way, BGE ease rising energy costs for 30,000 families with fund
Amid rising utility costs and economic uncertainty, many Central Maryland households are struggling to manage bills. The BGE Customer Relief Fund provided immediate financial assistance to more than 30,000 families this summer.
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7 Things to Know: Building sustainable Black businesses and more
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7 Things to Know: Reflections on Black Legacy and more
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Marylanders can now apply for one-time utility grants as electricity costs spikeÂ
As electricity prices continue to rise, Maryland residents can now apply for the Customer Relief Fund, a one-time assistance grant funded by Exelon to support low- to moderate-income households. The $19 million initiative offers up to $750 in relief per eligible BGE customer and is being distributed through local nonprofit organizations.
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BGE addresses increases in customer bills, suggests resources for those who need assistanceÂ
BGE suggests that customers monitor their usage of electricity and other utilities via their BGE My Account to reduce energy bills, and provides financial assistance information for customers who need it most.
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PRESS ROOM: AFRO to host Juneteenth breakfast ‘Celebrating the Black Press’
The AFRO is hosting a breakfast to celebrate Juneteenth and honor leaders and institutions who have played a crucial role in preserving Black stories, including Dr. Ben Chavis, Dr. Thelma T. Daley, Dr. Karsonya Wise Whitehead, Bobby Henry Sr., and others.