Greater LA

GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles leads teams of volunteers and job trainees to install solar electric systems for low-income families in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura Counties, providing families with needed savings and giving area workers hands-on experience to help them find employment in the green-tech economy. Since we opened in 2007, we’ve helped over 1,900 low-income families go solar throughout the Greater Los Angeles region. Be a part of the clean energy transition- become a client, volunteer or make a donation today!
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GRID Greater Los Angeles

1662 Long Beach Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90021

General Inquiries

infogla@gridalternatives.org / (310) 735-9762

 

Individual Volunteering

Andrea Ruiz

aruiz@gridalternatives.org / (310) 735-9840

 

Donations and Corporate Sponsorships

Melissa Goldman

mgoldman@gridalternatives.org  / (310) 735-9779

 

New Clients and Service Calls

glaoutreach@gridalternatives.org / (213) 213-5899

 

Communications and Media Inquiries 

Irina Beffa

ibeffa@gridalternatives.org /  (310) 735-9762

 

News

Solar energy will shine at SagePointe

Our construction team has been working hard on installing a 108 kW solar system on SagePointe, a three-story, 56-unit apartment community in the Wilmington neighborhood of Los Angeles. he new complex is for seniors 55 and older who have experienced homelessness and need stable housing with supportive services. The 243 solar panels will bring an expected $540,000 in net lifetime savings. 

A fighting chance for our veterans

Combat veteran Juan J. Bran talks about his time as a US Army paratrooper serving in Afghanistan, re-entering civilian life with war injuries, and rebuilding for himself and his family through programs like Homes 4 Families and solar installed by GRID GLA.

Esperanza Para un Futuro Verde

In honor of Latinx / Hispanic Heritage Month, we look at a grassroots community group created to help spread no-cost renewable energy in the primarily Latinx / Hispanic, historic neighborhood of Pacoima, CA.