THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – July 2025 NEWSLETTER
🌟 Webinar on solar policy changes, how CollectiveSun protects nonprofits, spotlight on Sophia’s Hearth, and more!
In the News
SOLAR SPOTLIGHT: Sophia’s Hearth
When Sophia’s Hearth began in 1999 at Antioch University in Keene, NH, it grew out of a wish to help
How CollectiveSun Protects the Nonprofits We Work With
CollectiveSun’s funding solutions help nonprofits navigate the complex world of solar with confidence, delivering robust protections before, during, and after installation to help ensure your project is successful and risk is minimized.
THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – June 2025 NEWSLETTER
🌟 Choosing the right solar financing option, spotlight on Concord, and more!
CollectiveSun Partner Spotlight: Concord
We’re delighted to spotlight our partner Concord, which offers compliance management services that take the guesswork out of direct pay filing for nonprofits.
Choosing the Right Solar Financing Option for Your Nonprofit
There’s no one-size-fits-all solar financing option for nonprofits. With various options to pick from, how do you choose the right one?
THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – May 2025 NEWSLETTER
Spotlight on City Care, monitoring & maintaining your solar system, and more!
Monitoring and Maintaining Your Nonprofit’s Solar System
Solar is a simple and trusted technology, but a little basic maintenance will ensure the best performance and optimum solar production.
How to Compare Solar Quotes
When you understand what to look for in comparing solar quotes, it becomes much easier. CollectiveSun can help you compare solar quotes.
VP of Sales Matt Brennan Appointed to City of San Diego Franchise Compliance Review Committee
Matt Brennan, CollectiveSun’s Vice President of Sales, has been appointed to San Diego’s Franchise Compliance Review Committee.
After Going Solar
After going solar, your nonprofit can multiply your impact by serving as a solar inspiration to members of your community and beyond.
How Wildfires Affect Solar Production
With wildfires in the news these days, you may be wondering how solar power performs when the sun is obscured by wildfire smoke.