Representatives of numerous Bank of America branches in and around the Fresno area converged on the home of the Yang family in Clovis, California to install a solar system on the family’s rooftop.

On Tuesday, November 19, 2013, 15 representatives from SunEdison converged on the City of Lamont located southeast of Bakersfield in the County of Kern. SunEdison partnered with GRID Alternatives to install a solar photovoltaic system on the home of Carlos Cabrera Mejia and his family.

GRID Alternatives Central Valley office has many such educational partnerships with high schools, junior colleges, and 4 year colleges and universities between Stockton and Bakersfield. Meet a few of our students!

The Central Valley Opportunity Center and GRID Alternatives' recent partnership provides students with an avenue to gain hands on experience in California's fast growing solar industry.

Workers from various Fresno branches of Bank of America volunteered and helped install solar power on a home in South West Fresno. The solar project not only had a meaningful and positive impact in the community, but also for the workers at Bank of America.

Meet the Reed family. Life has been a struggle the last several years for this Visalia family. Scott Reed wanted to share his family’'s story and spread his appreciation for GRID Alternatives.

Students in the green energy manufacturing academy at Ceres High School got out of the classroom and onto a rooftop to install solar power. This was the second installation that Ceres High school completed in conjunction with the Central Valley GRID Alternatives office.

On Tuesday,February 5, 2013, Bill Williams, Branch Manager at Rabobank's office located in Reedley,California presents $10,000 to GRID Alternatives.

Meet Josh Flowers. He is the father of two children and has a beautiful wife. Life has been hard for this Central Valley family in the last few years and Josh wanted to share his story to give others hope. He is thankful for GRID Alternatives, its volunteers and supporters.

At 90-plus degrees, Saturday was a sweaty day for the third annual GRID Alternatives Central Valley Solarthon, but for the families of Parksdale, it was a happy one. Thanks to the hard work of over 100 individual sponsors, corporate employee volunteers, job trainees and the homeowners themselves, the families’ electrical meters will be running backward this summer, not forward, saving them thousands of dollars during what is usually a season of high bills.