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Civic Works
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ABOUT
Civic Works has various programs from home, energy, food assistance to career training.
Phone
(410) 366-8533 voiceLocation
2701 St. Lo DriveBaltimore, MD 21213
Services
- Home Energy Programs
- Emergency Food Delivery Program
- Elder Services
- Affordable Produce
- Career Training
- Go Solar Program
Website
civicworks.com
info@civicworks.com
Hours
General Information
Civic Works has developed the affordable produce delivery program to help seniors access food. They also offer many other services, including home energy programs, help finding affordable housing, and elder services. They also run REACH! Partnership School which prepare students for college and careers in Healthcare and Construction.
Services
Home Energy Programs
About
Civic Works offers free home upgrades to help you save energy and lower your electricity bills.
Free Quick Home Energy Install
After signing up, Civic Works will visit your home for a quick 30-minute appointment. They'll:
* Replace old light bulbs with energy-saving LED bulbs * Install a smart power strip * Add faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads to save water * Insulate hot water pipes to keep heat in
Home Energy Upgrades
If you want to do more, Civic Works can help with additional upgrades like insulation and air sealing. They'll check if you qualify for free or low-cost services through grants and rebates.
To get started with any of these programs, visit here or call 410-929-6139. You can also email energyprograms@civicworks.com or call call 410-929-6139 for more information.
Audience:
Everyone.Eligibility:
None.How to Apply:
For more information on their various energy services, you can call 410-929-6139. You can also email energyprograms@civicworks.com for more information.Emergency Food Delivery Program
About
Please be aware that this resource tends to run out very quickly. Be sure to call as early as possible on Monday morning to secure your spot. Civic Works will deliver $15 worth of fresh groceries for $5 to adults 55 and older who are unable to access food.
To place an order, call 410-826-5955 and hit 0 on Mondays from 9AM-4PM and leave a voice message including your name, phone number, preferred payment method, and zip code. A member of their team will call you back to confirm your order. If your call is not answered; you will be called back.
The food is then delivered on Thursday or Friday of that same week.
If they are no longer providing food boxes and you need emergency food services in the meantime, please call the Maryland Access Point at 410-396-2273.
Currently not accepting new clients. Click here to find out more information about Maryland Access Point's free food services
Phone
(410) 826-5955 voice(410) 366-8533 voice
Regular Schedule
Fees:
$5. You can pay by cash, check, card, or SNAP EBT.Service Categories
Elder Services
About
The program helps older adults in Baltimore City make their homes safer to prevent falls. This program provides services such as fall prevention information, safety repairs, referrals to supportive services, and occupational therapy.
The Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS) program is another program that assists older adults with home repairs and improvements. This program connects seniors to resources that enhance their homes' accessibility, safety, and comfort. Services include accessibility improvements, rehabilitation, weatherization, and environmental hazard remediation. Additionally, HUBS offers support services and can connect seniors to other resources.
To get started with either program, you can call the intake line at 443-470-9871 or email them at HUBSintake@civicworks.com.
Fees:
None.Eligibility:
You must be a Baltimore City resident, Aged 65 and older, and be at 80% or below the Baltimore Metro Area Median Income. Call 443- 470-9871 to see if your income qualifies.How to Apply:
To get started, call the intake line at 443- 470-9871 or email them at HUBSintake@civicworks.com.Affordable Produce
About
1.** Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
This program lets you buy a share of fresh produce grown by local farmers. The season runs from May to November, and you can sign up anytime during that period. Each week, you’ll get a box of fruits and vegetables delivered to a nearby pickup spot or your home. The cost is $5 per box, and each box is worth $15 or more. To sign up, visit here.
2. **Affordable Produce Delivery Program
If you're 55 or older and live in Baltimore City, you can get fresh produce delivered right to your door for just $5 per week. Each box is filled with healthy, local fruits and vegetables worth $15 or more. To learn more or sign up, call 410-826-5955 on Mondays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., or email espence@civicworks.com.
Service Categories
Career Training
About
Job training and skills development opportunities
Go Solar Program
About
Civic Works also helps homeowners get solar panels to save even more on electricity. They have different programs:
Baltimore Shines: For low-income homeowners in Baltimore City, this program offers free solar panel installation and maintenance. It can save you electric bill. To be eligible: applicants must reside in Baltimore City, own their home, and have a total household income that does not exceed the following: * 1 person: $26,338 * 2 people: $35,770 * 3 people: $45,185 * 4 people: $54,600 * 5 people: $64,015 * 6 people: $73,430 * 7 people: $82,845 * 8 people: $92,260
Apply here and an energy advisor will assist you in the process
Solar Co-op: For homeowners in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, and Harford County, this program offers discounted solar panel installation. Civic Works has pre-negotiated deals with local contractors to make it cheaper and faster. Apply here and an energy advisor will assist you in the process
Community Solar: If you don't qualify for the other programs, you can still join a community solar project and get credits on your electric bill. This is open to renters and homeowners.
To get started with any of these programs, visit here or call 410-929-6139. You can also email energyprograms@civicworks.com or call call 410-929-6139 for more information.
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