THE OILMAN’S CHURCH GOES SOLAR
With over one hundred years of history, Brea Congregational United Church of Christ has steadily built on strong ties to
With over one hundred years of history, Brea Congregational United Church of Christ has steadily built on strong ties to
CollectiveSun’s Financing Solution, designed specifically for nonprofits, decreases the cost of any nonprofit’s solar project by 15% and enables the
CollectiveSun has enjoyed success partnering with faith communities who have gone solar through our impact investing program. Many factors come
CollectiveSun is pleased to be a part of the Orange County Interfaith Coalition for the Environment (OCICE) Faith Leaders’ Luncheon.
When nonprofits begin to explore going solar, one of the first questions is “How big does our system have to be?”. The
How can fiscally responsible nonprofit board members achieve that magical combination? Going solar – in partnership with CollectiveSun. CollectiveSun’s Solar as a
Nonprofits are by nature community-minded organizations. So, what if your nonprofit going solar meant more than powering just your own
CollectiveSun is an impact investment platform that allows nonprofits to go solar through the support of community investors. Beyond simply funding
CollectiveSun is proud to participate in An Evening with Dr. Ram, presented by Interfaith Power & Light and St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral Simpler Living Ministry.
A recent Newsweek article by Tik Root reveals a rebirth among Evangelical Christians that is growing into a spirited conservation movement.
CollectiveSun partner Center for Spiritual Living, San Jose (CSLSJ) announced this week that their solar power system is fully installed and powered up. This move to
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), a recognized leader in energy innovation, is a “think and do” tank, that advances and scales solutions