Giving - How You Can Help

Here are ways that you can help to keep families warm and comfortable:

• Donate online now.
• Use the special envelope provided by BGE in their bills.
• Sign up for the Dollar Donation Fund and contribute $1, $2, $5, $10, or $20 monthly via your energy bill.
• Mail your donation to:

  Fuel Fund of Maryland, Inc.
  PO Box 62266
  Baltimore, MD 21264-2266
  

• The Fuel Fund of Maryland participates in various workplace giving campaigns. This is a painless way for all employees to make donations to organizations they wish to support. You may select the Fuel Fund of Maryland to receive your contributions by using the identification number assigned to us.
  • United Way of Central Maryland (99844)
  • Combined Charities Campaign National Area (99844)
  • Combined Charities Campaign Chesapeake Area (99844)
  • Maryland Charities Campaign (7695)
  • Combined Charities Campaign Baltimore City (7695)
• We accept gifts of stock and are happy to handle the entire transaction for your convenience. To give stock, contact us at 410-235-9080 extension 2 or by email at info@fuelfundmaryland.org
• Consider planned giving by remembering us in your will.
• Fuel Fund of Maryland does not share, sell, lease, or otherwise provide contributor information to any other organization or business. Fuel Fund of Maryland abides by the Donor Bill of Rights. Additionally, please see our Privacy Policy.

Your Donation has a Powerful Impact

Donations help the Fuel Fund of Maryland keep people in their homes connected to life-sustaining energy. That energy takes many forms: natural gas, electricity, home heating oil, wood and propane—whatever it takes to keep people safe and secure in their homes in the icy winter and scorching summer.

The Fuel Fund of Maryland helps avoid homelessness, because nonpayment of energy bills is the number two reason people lose their homes. We promote safe homes, because without access to energy, families often try makeshift means to heat and light their houses, which oftentimes proves fatal. And we help children stay in school. The greatest tragedy of evictions caused by utility turnoffs is that children not only lose their homes, they also lose their schools, teachers, friends and neighborhood support systems.

The Fuel Fund of Maryland, Inc. does not share, sell, lease, or otherwise provide contributor information to any other organization or business. The Fuel Fund is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, donations to which are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law. A financial report is available upon request. Documents and information filed in accordance with the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Secretary of State (Charitable Division, State House, Annapolis MD 21401) for the cost of printing and postage.