Clients

In an effort to fortify the city of Richmond, California against extreme heat, the city joined forces with PG&E, Rebuilding Together East Bay-North, and GRID Alternatives Bay Area to create the Nevin Resilience Hub located in Nevin Park.

Before receiving the e-bike, she was afraid and anxious at the idea of cycling due to a cycling accident when she was younger.
Hanne is a recipient of one of GRID Bay Area’s Micro-mobility programs, and as a result of her experience, she now is a wholehearted advocate for “initiatives that champion mobility justice and accessibility for all,” she said.

The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides one-time financial assistance to help balance an eligible household's utility bill.

Since June of this year, GRID IE has worked with the City of Ontario to provide three in-person workshops, as well as one in the City of Riverside.

Pauline, a long-time Stockton resident, sat down with GRID to reflect on her experience with us, and her life one year after getting solar.

Hanne Williams-Baron, who uses she/her pronouns, is one of 56 recipients of electric bikes that were distributed through the Berkeley E-Bike Equity Project (BEEP).

Assistant Pastor Larry Bonds and his late wife, Donna, spent 22 years of their life together fostering over 125 special needs infants. Larry and Donna had four biological children but felt that they were led by God to adopt six of the children they were fostering and adding to their family.

A successful solar installation for Keisha Daniels, co-founder of a nonprofit called Sisters of Watts, which supports families with services like free backpacks, toys, food, and haircuts, and with events like youth clean up days and a peace march for youth. Last December, GRID installed free solar panels on the home of Robin Daniels, Keisha's sister and nonprofit co-founder.