We’re pleased to share that Pepco has officially launched the Pepco Customer Relief Fund to assist income-eligible customers who are behind on their utility bills. The fund, which opened on Friday, July 18, is supported by Pepco’s parent company, Exelon, and is being administered by the Salvation Army.
At a time when many families are facing rising costs and financial stress, this new initiative provides much-needed support for those struggling to pay their electric bills. Pepco understands that energy is not a luxury—it’s a necessity—and is committed to helping its customers maintain access to safe, reliable, and affordable electricity.
What is the Pepco Relief Fund?
The Pepco Relief Fund offers up to $300 in assistance to eligible limited- and moderate-income customers in Maryland who are behind on their electric bills.
How to Apply:
Eligible customers can apply directly by visiting the Pepco Customer Relief Fund Portal.
Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify for assistance, applicants must:
Be an active residential Pepco customer in Maryland Be 60+ days past due on their electric bill Owe at least $250 Belong to a household with limited or moderate income Limited income: Up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level Moderate income: Up to 400% of the Federal Poverty Level
Act Now — Funds Are Limited
This is a first-come, first-served opportunity. The Relief Fund will remain open until funds are exhausted, so eligible customers are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Please help spread the word to neighbors, friends, and anyone who may benefit from this support. This is a valuable resource that can offer real relief to members of our community in need.
For additional resources, visit Pepco’s Assistance Programs.