Volunteers

Transforming Communities through GRID

The Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) Implementation Grant

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Wells Fargo Volunteers and GRID Alternatives

Wells Fargo and GRID IE Team Up in Cahuilla Reservation

Toward the end of 2022, Wells Fargo and GRID Inland Empire collaborated in two successful Team-Building Sponsored Volunteer Workdays.

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Mendocino College students trying on Personal Protection Equipment at North Coast Bay Area office warehouse

Mendocino College visits North Coast office!

Mendocino College visits Bay Area North Coast's office.

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Thank you, Southern California Edison, for your support!

SCE volunteers installed a 5.2kW system for the Nesar family and a 5.5kW solar system for the Barcenas family in the City of Ontario, California.

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Nicolas Anderson on his first GRID volunteer install

From Solar Install Volunteer to Solar Panel Doctor

Founder of Solar Panel Doctors, Nicholas Anderson, reflects on his early days volunteering with GRID Alternatives Inland Empire

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Staff Spotlight: Workforce and Volunteer Program Specialist Sandra Mancilla Romero

Sandra Mancilla Romero’s journey with GRID started in 2015.

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4CBS Denver - Google.Org Impact Challenge Awards $1 Million Total To Five Colorado Nonprofits

Google is giving $1 million to nonprofits in the state as part of its Google.org Impact Challenge.More than 150 nonprofits from across Colorado specializing in economic development applied, and Monday the five winners were announced: Bridge House, Family Learning Center, GRID Alternatives, Mile High United Way, and

Village of Solomon Receives Funds to Support Solar Energy Source

Along with the Tanacross Village Council, Solomon is one of the first Alaska Native Tribes to receive funding for solar energy projects through GRID’s Tribal Solar Accelerator Fund (TSAF).

TSAF is a tribal-led initiative that provides new funding to tribes to support their renewable energy projects. This is the third year TSAF has selected grantees, but the first year that Alaska Native communities are recipients in the grant cycle.

What Is the Clean Energy Industry Doing to Confront Racism?

Despite the unprecedented action, inequality is not a new or unrecognized problem in the renewables industry. It remains to be seen whether these newest expressions of upset and accompanying initiatives to combat racism within and outside company ranks will continue.

FUNDER SPOTLIGHT: Pacific Premier Bank

GRID Alternatives Inland Empire provides hands-on classroom education and curriculum, as well as invaluable on-the roof job training through its Solar Futures program. This program equips youth with the tools necessary to propel them into a promising solar career. GRID IE’s mission to build community-powered solutions to advance economic and environmental justice through renewable energy could not be possible without our community partners.

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