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PECO Customer Relief Fund ($750 Bill Credit)

PECO Customer Relief Fund is a one-time $750 relief (credit) to eligible customers for their heating and cooling bills, including electricity

What are the requirements?

Meet the income guidelines below

Be a current PECO Customer
Past Due balance no more than $2500
Not have received a grant from this program previously
Have no theft-of-service charges on the PECO account in the past 12 months

How do I apply?

Click this link to apply

Call 215-454-6384, Benefits department, for an appointment.

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For additional questions, call 215-454-6483 or email benefits@cwfphilly.org.

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