Harford Community Action Agency, Inc.

Harford Community Action Agency, Inc. (HCAA) was organized and incorporated in 1982 as Harford Interfaith Community Services by a group of local clergy and community leaders who identified the need for an organization to help County residents meet basic needs for food and shelter. In 1989, the Harford County Council officially designated the organization as the Community Action Agency to provide antipoverty programs and services to low-income individuals, families, and communities in Harford County, and its name was changed to reflect the expansion of its focus. HCAA is one of more than 1,100 Community Action Agencies nationwide that continue to carry out the mission of meeting the needs of low-income Americans and addressing the causes and conditions of poverty. The agency is a member of the Maryland Community Action Partnership and the national Community Action Partnership.

Maryland Energy Assistance Program (MEAP); Electric Universal Service Program (EUSP); The Harford County Fuel Fund; Homeless Prevention