Thank you for keeping Mainers warm this winter by donating to NEWS CENTER Maine s 2021 Project Heat Telethon
NEWS CENTER Maine is partnered with United Way to raise money for The Keep Me Warm Fund for heating assistance in Maine. Author: Kimberly Charland (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 10:00 AM CST January 15, 2021 Updated: 12:55 PM CST February 16, 2021
MAINE, USA The numbers are in! The total amount of donations for Project Heat 2021 comes to $466,359. This is expected to help over 2,000 households with 100 gallons of emergency heating assistance across Maine.
Thank you to the more than 4,000 donors who helped keep Maine warm, including:
$10,000 Sam L. Cohen Foundation Grant
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By Bob Sanders - NH Business Review
• Feb 16, 2021
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Can New Hampshire spend $200 million in federal money to keep people in their homes when it wasn’t able to spend $20 million last year for the same purpose?
That’s the question being asked by state officials, housing activists, tenants and landlords while they wait – after the state’s Housing Relief Program ended on Dec. 18 – for the new federal Emergency Rental Assistance program to begin.
And no one really knows the answer.
“It depends on the universe of need that’s out there,” said Taylor Caswell, commissioner of the Department of Business and Economic Affairs and executive director of the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery, or GOFERR.
Renters in line for more relief
Published: 2/15/2021 7:32:28 AM
Can New Hampshire spend $200 million in federal money to keep people in their homes when it wasn’t able to spend $20 million last year for the same purpose?
That’s the question being asked by state officials, housing activists, tenants and landlords while they wait – after the state’s Housing Relief Program ended on Dec. 18 – for the new federal Emergency Rental Assistance program to begin.
And no one really knows the answer.
“It depends on the universe of need that’s out there,” said Taylor Caswell, commissioner of the Department of Business and Economic Affairs and executive director of the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery, or GOFERR.