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It s Not Too Late: Heating Assistance Programs Still Available For Income-Qualified Customers – Oswego County Today

It s Not Too Late: Heating Assistance Programs Still Available For Income-Qualified Customers – Oswego County Today
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National Grid Provides $500,000 to Western New York Customers in Need Following December s Historic Blizzard

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / January 12, 2023 / National Grid will contribute $500,000 to support western New York individuals and families who continue to recover from the historic blizzard that gripped

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National Grid offering financial help this winter

National Grid is beginning again its Season of Giving by donating $6 million to support low- and moderate-income households in New York.

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