Energy companies from across the state are coming together to support neighbors in need with the announcement that the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund is open now to all eligible households.The fund helps families and individuals impacted by a.
Belmont Light announces Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund
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Belmont Light announces that the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund is now open to all eligible Belmont households seeking assistance with electricity bills this winter.
The fund helps families and individuals impacted by a temporary crisis, like COVID-19, who don’t qualify for federal or state assistance through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. The Good Neighbor Energy Fund’s 36th annual “Give the Gift of Warmth” campaign’s goal is to raise $500,000 and assist more than 1,500 households.
“Families are experiencing a heightened urgency of need for assistance with the payment of their home heating bills due to a combination of colder temperatures and financial difficulties exacerbated by the coronavirus,” said Debbie Housley-Bottiglio, Belmont Light senior customer service representative and GNEF Committee member. “With this in mind, we ask all Belmont households
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Monday, Jan. 11
Damaris Dominguez and Marie McCabe from the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund (GNEF) Committee will provide an overview of the GNEF and Income Eligible Solutions from National Grid.
Tuesday, Jan. 12
Wednesday, Jan. 13
Andrew Arceci, founder and director of the Winchendon Music Festival, will discuss the festival, the current situation within the arts industry and the impact of the COVID-19 on performing arts.
Thursday, Jan. 14
Jason Homer, new executive director of the Worcester Public Library, will share his thoughts on Worcester and getting involved in the community, updates to our Main Library renovation project, the state of the library during the pandemic as well as services and offerings that our library staff continue to provide to the public during this difficult time.
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CANTON Energy companies from across Massachusetts are coming together to support neighbors in need with the announcement that the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund is open to all eligible households.
The fund helps families and individuals impacted by a temporary crisis, like COVID-19, who don’t qualify for federal or state assistance with the payment of their home energy expenses. The Good Neighbor Energy Fund’s 36th annual “Give The Gift of Warmth” campaign’s goal is to raise $500,000 and assist more than 1,500 households.
“Families are experiencing a heightened urgency of need for assistance with the payment of their home heating bills due to a combination of colder temperatures and financial difficulties exacerbated by the coronavirus,” said Marie McCabe, Chairperson of the 2020-2021 Good Neighbor Energy Fund campaign and Customer Collections Representative for North Attleborough Electric Department. “For these reasons, the Good Neighbor
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Energy companies from across Massachusetts are coming together to support neighbors in need with the announcement that the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund (GNEF) is now open to all eligible households. As noted in a media release, the Fund helps families and individuals impacted by a temporary crisis like COVID-19, and those who don’t qualify for federal or state assistance, with the payment of their home energy expenses. The Good Neighbor Energy Fund’s 36th annual Give The Gift of Warmth” campaign’s goal is to raise $500,000 and assist more than 1,500 households.