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Central Valley IBT 200 March 24h - April 25th 2025

Celebrating graduation day with joy and gratitude! A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors and partners for their support. Special thanks to the friends and family who joined us to cheer on our graduates. Check out the full photo album on Flickr!
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Celebrating 15 years of serving the Central Valley at our Solarbration banquet on November 7th, 2024

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4140 N Brawley Ave #108, Fresno, CA  93722

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Ayden’s Mission: A High School Senior’s Journey to Support Justice-Impacted Individuals

Ayden, a Washington Union High School senior, transformed a civics class project into a meaningful mission to support justice-impacted individuals re-entering society. Inspired by his teacher, Brian Miller, and driven by a lifelong passion for helping others, Ayden collected, cleaned, and prepared clothes for a consignment sale at Just Between Friends. Despite a few pinpricks while securing items, he meticulously priced and tagged each piece over weeks of dedicated work.

Rising Star Rudy Garcia Enters The Solar Industry

Despite growing up without a father, Rudy Garcia's resilience was forged in the fires of adversity. At 14, he threw himself into work, grinding through twelve-hour days, six days a week. By 17, he took on the responsibility of supporting his grandparents, moving in with them. Privilege was a foreign concept to Rudy—he lived the opposite, turning adversity into fuel for greatness.