Baltimore Gas and Electric is providing $3 million in grants to Maryland historically Black colleges and universities, including Coppin State, Bowie State, and Morgan State universities.
“We recognize the role that HBCUs play as anchor institutions creating opportunity for economic equity and mobility, leading and supporting community development efforts, and supporting students experiencing systematic and generational marginalization,” BGE CEO Carim Khouzami said in a statement. “We are happy to see how many students have benefited from the funding since the program’s inception and are pleased to continue to support our region’s HBCUs, which are uniquely positioned to directly and dramatically impact communities of color.”
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