Clients

For those living with a serious illness, powering life-saving medical devices should be the last thing anyone needs to worry about.

“The solar panels are getting a workout right now,” exclaimed DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, referencing the abundant sunshine on Monday morning, as Solar Works DC job trainees gathered behind the Mayor in their gold shirts for the official Solar Works DC kick-off event.

Homeowner Tally Hoffman developed a love for animals at an early age by spending time with her grandparents who raised cows and chickens on their ranch.

Maria Ocampo moved into her home in Jurupa Valley 12 years ago. Since then, Maria and her two children have worked diligently to transform her house into a home, planting fruit trees around the property and hanging hand-drawn pictures from her daughter around the house.

Independence Day is July 4th and represents an excellent opportunity to highlight GRID’s vision that a transition to clean energy should include everyone.

Dorothy Stallworth has seen a lot in the more than 40 years she has spent living in Menlo Park. But never, she shared, has she experienced anything like GRID Alternatives’ 12th Annual Solarthon, which recently filled her small Belle Haven neighborhood with more than 120 volunteers, job trainees, and partners on Saturday, June 10th.

Homeowners Bill and Carol are thankful for making the call to GRID...

On June 8, 2017, families, neighbors, and friends of the GRID family gathered in the scenic Kingman Island park for the second annual Solar-bration event organized by the outreach team of GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic.