We partner with local organizations to help you access food options during and after a PSPS.
Local food banks provide food replacement during a PSPS and up to three days after. Some food banks may have income restrictions, so please reach out to your local food bank for more information. Note: Food is available while supplies last.
Find a local food bank in your county
Meals on Wheels is a service that delivers meals to seniors enrolled in the program. Note: If you are already enrolled and experience a PSPS, you'll get an extra meal for each day of the outage.
Eligible seniors must be:
As a PG&E customer, we want to ensure you have somewhere safe to stay during a PSPS. If you are impacted by a PSPS, you may be eligible for lodging at a discounted price.
Note: PG&E is not affiliated with and is not responsible for hotel stays. Vacancy is not guaranteed and may vary based on season.
The following hotels offer discounts to PG&E customers experiencing a PSPS:
Choice Hotels
IHG Hotels & Resorts
Hyatt Hotels
Wyndham Hotels
The Disability Disaster Access and Resources (DDAR) program offers support for:
Older adults
People with disabilities
Those who may rely on electricity for medical or independent living needs
DDAR can help you find ADA-accessible hotel stays during a PSPS. We encourage you to reach out to your local center before a PSPS.
Contact your local DDAR center ahead of PSPS to get prepared.
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Find information about services in your county, like local food banks or Meals on Wheels.