THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE IMPACT INVESTING & HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE Story by Sara Carbone, CollectiveSun Content Marketing Manager Together with hundreds of thousands of people around the world, we…
Good Money Week: Can You Spare Some Change? Story by Sara Carbone, CollectiveSun Content Marketing Manager Have you ever been curious about how to use finances to create change that…
GUEST BLOG: WHAT’S JEWISH ABOUT IMPACT INVESTING? CollectiveSun has enjoyed success partnering with faith communities who have gone solar through our impact investing program. Many factors come into play when congregational…
DELIVER YOUR MISSION. KEEP THE LIGHTS ON. CUT COSTS FOR 20 YEARS How can fiscally responsible nonprofit board members achieve that magical combination? Going solar – in partnership with CollectiveSun. CollectiveSun’s Solar…
JOIN COLLECTIVESUN AT SAN DIEGO IMPACT INVESTORS DEAL FLOW CollectiveSun is an impact investment platform that allows nonprofits to go solar through the support of community investors. Beyond simply funding an…
COLLECTIVESUN FEATURED ON CA INTERFAITH POWER AND LIGHT WEBINAR In part two of the series Solar Financing for Congregations by California Interfaith Power & Light (CIPL), CollectiveSun’s VP for Marketing and Sales Todd Bluechel and Lee Barken, Chief…
AN EVANGELICAL MOVEMENT TAKES ON CLIMATE CHANGE A recent Newsweek article by Tik Root reveals a rebirth among Evangelical Christians that is growing into a spirited conservation movement. Creation care –…
COLLECTIVESUN® PARTNERS WITH ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE’S INNOVATION CENTER Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), a recognized leader in energy innovation, is a “think and do” tank, that advances and scales solutions for a…
NEW PRAISE CHURCH – SOLAR POWER MEANS SAVINGS IN ANY LANGUAGE As a Korean immigrant church community, New Praise Church in Cypress, CA has an active, multi-generational congregation. The church…
RECORD SETTERS! BCUCC COMPLETES THEIR COLLECTIVESUN® CAMPAIGN IN 17 DAYS. It kicked off with Solar Sunday on January 31, 2016. Sunshine streamed in through the windows, reflecting off the bright…