Thanksgiving at PACO
On Saturday, November 21, we share Thanksgiving food with about 800 Hudson County families. Help fill the bags.
If you get LIHEAP or USF, New Jersey's Winter Termination Program can stop gas and electric shut-offs from Nov 15 to Mar 15. Ask us.

Free help with energy bills, home repairs and senior services across Hudson County. In English and Spanish, at no cost.
This season
On Saturday, November 21, we share Thanksgiving food with about 800 Hudson County families. Help fill the bags.
Sponsor a Toy Box: $30 brings holiday toys and cheer to a Hudson County child.
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LIHEAP and USF help eligible Hudson County households pay heating, cooling and utility bills. Shut-off help runs all year, at no cost.
Source: PACO intake and phone records, counts only. As of November 10, 2026. See our impact →
Answer three questions at the top of this page.
Tick each one off as you find it.
Online, by email to [email protected], or in person at 307 Martin Luther King Dr.
We tell you if anything is missing. Benefits are applied to your utility account, or the work gets scheduled.
Besides our offices, we bring energy help to sites across the county. Bring your documents.
1970Founded by a community that refused to be invisible. Still here, in English and in Spanish.



Call (844) 722-6432 and press 1, or check on our website. Day and night, in English and Spanish.

Mobile energy help reaches five new outreach sites across Hudson County.

A two-year grant for board development and the systems behind PACO's work.

Runs PACO day to day and reports to the board.

Leads the volunteer Board of Trustees.
Hudson County households whose income is under the state limit for their household size may qualify for LIHEAP and USF. Staff check it with your documents.
Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM. For energy help (LIHEAP and USF), come to 307 Martin Luther King Dr., our main energy office. You can also visit us at 390 Manila Avenue. We also bring energy help to outreach sites across Hudson County.
Use Find my help at the top of this page. It builds the exact list for your home.
No. PACO's programs are free to eligible families, paid for by federal and state grants.
Yes. P.A.C.O., Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 22-1911769.
Gifts go through Zeffy, which is free for nonprofits, so your whole gift reaches PACO. Your tax receipt arrives by email.

Tax season, Thanksgiving, outreach days.
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