Getting Started on Your Nonprofit Solar Project
The first step in getting solar for your nonprofit is understanding a few solar basics. Once you have that understanding, […]
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THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – October 2024 NEWSLETTER
October 2024 If you’re thinking about getting solar for your nonprofit, you’re not alone! Solar not only lowers your carbon
SOLAR SPOTLIGHT: San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum
San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum sparks a love of learning so ALL children can discover their wildest dreams. Now, the museum’s programs are supported with solar.
Solar Basics: What Your Nonprofit Should Know Before Going Solar
If you’re thinking about getting solar for your nonprofit, you’re not alone! Solar not only lowers your carbon footprint —
THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – September 2024 NEWSLETTER
September 2024 CollectiveSun Joins the U.S. Department of Energy Better Climate Challenge as a Financial Ally The company has committed
SOLAR SPOTLIGHT: Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Formed in 1928 as the first professional symphony orchestra in the Southwest, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is the longest
THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – AUGUST 2024 NEWSLETTER
August 2024 As electricity prices keep going up and solar costs keep coming down, it makes more sense than ever
How to Start a Green Team for Your Nonprofit, Solar Company, or Any Organization
As electricity prices keep going up and solar costs keep coming down, it makes more sense than ever for nonprofits
In the News!
We are thrilled to share that our team’s work has been spotlighted in a recent article by Canary Media! Discover
SOLAR SPOTLIGHT: Christ United Methodist Ministry Center in San Diego
Christ United Methodist Ministry Center (CUMMC) began as a church. Today, it is much more. This ecumenical, nonprofit, faith-based urban
THE COLLECTIVE CONVERSATION – JULY 2024 NEWSLETTER
July 2024 Last week, over 1 million Texas homes and businesses were without power for days during a severe heat
Why We Need More Distributed Energy Generation Now
Last week, over 1 million Texas homes and businesses were without power for days during a severe heat advisory. The