Company donating 5,000 gallons of heating oil to EP residents

Posted 2/4/25

Global Partners LP is donating 5,000 free gallons of home heating oil to those in need this winter.

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Company donating 5,000 gallons of heating oil to EP residents

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Global Partners LP, who recently acquired a liquid energy terminal from ExxonMobil Oil Corporation in East Providence, is collaborating with the city to give back, donating 5,000 free gallons of home heating oil to those in need this winter.

“We are excited to be part of the East Providence community and to continue our commitment to providing energy where we work and live,” Catie Kerns, Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer of Global Partners LP said. “Keeping our communities warm is in our DNA, and we are proud to support families in need with these 5,000 gallons of home heating oil. Especially during the cold winter months, we recognize the importance of ensuring that our neighbors have access to the energy they need to grow, move and thrive.”

This oil will be made available until Nov. 1, 2025 on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The application process is currently open.

“I am very grateful to our new corporate community member, Global Partners, for reaching out to our administration to make heating oil available to our most in need,” Mayor Bob DaSilva said. “This donation will have a positive impact on East Providence families.”

To be eligible, households must currently be receiving social service aid of some kind. Additionally, your household monthly gross income may not exceed the following:

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