Resources

Ready to start recruiting your team and raising money? Interested in getting more involved with GRID Alternatives? Here are some resources to help you get started.

Trip Materials

Solar Spring Break Flyers 

Solar Spring Break Team Roster 

Fundraising Support 

Service-Learning Resources 

Solar Spring Break Service-Learning Guide
Solar Spring Break Service-Learning Team Facilitator Manual

Solar Spring Break Payment Policy

Payment Policy

Participant Information

Beyond Solar Spring Break

Getting More Involved

GRID College Programs flyer

Stay Connected to the Solar Industry with SEIA 

SEIA One Pager

Teach Solar in a Classroom Near you during Solar Education Week

Solar Eduation Week Flyer

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