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News & Stories

Welcome to the Fuel Fund of Maryland’s News & Stories section! Here, we share the latest updates, inspiring stories, and important announcements about our work and impact. Stay connected and thank you for supporting our mission to keep households connected.

Stories of Impact – Keeping Households Connected

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Handling life one day at a time
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Kia’s Story
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Silver Lights Program Celebrates 5 Years!
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Mr. Williamson

We have restarted our Quarterly E-Newsletter – Fuel for Thought

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Latest Updates: Stay informed about the latest news, events, and initiatives from the Fuel Fund of Maryland.

Inspiring Stories: Read heartwarming stories of individuals and families who have been positively impacted by the Fuel Fund’s assistance.

Community Engagement: Learn about opportunities to get involved, volunteer, or donate to support the Fuel Fund’s mission.

All active donors with an email address on file will receive the e-newsletter, Fuel for Thought. Enjoy!

If you would like to confirm your email, please contact Ms. Denise Griffin:
dgriffin@fuelfundmaryland.org or 410-844-3833.

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January Newsletter

FUEL FOR THOUGHT Third Edition – January 2026 From our Board of Directors:  Thank You for Your Support in 2025 Front row from L to R:  Scott Thompson, Debbie Brown (Executive Director), Dale Linaweaver, Marcus Walker & Robert Helm Second row from L to R:  Lauren Zeigler, Phil Leadore, Brandi Nieland, Todd Carter, John Pastalow
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Valentines Day

Many people do not know the story behind Valentines Day.  It’s quite interesting. February is often called the month of love. The story that’s told happened in ancient Rome, Claudius the ruler felt single men were better soldiers than those with wives and children. Having to defend his boarders, he outlawed marriage.  Valentine was a Catholic priest who considered the ban on marriage unjust, so he secretly performed marriages. When it was discovered, Claudius
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