The organization will have help from partners including GRID Alternatives, SEIA, Sunrun, Vote Solar and others.

Once Merritt [Graves] and I formed an alternative rock band, we found ourselves talking constantly about all this Southern California sunshine that tends to go to waste. […] So when Trapdoor Social prereleased its second EP in 2014, we partnered with the Sierra Club, Grid Alternatives, and a small nonprofit called Everybody Solar to throw a fundraising event.

Other participants included GRID Alternatives Executive Director for Greater LA Area Michael Kadish, who delivered the solar panels for the 6kw MegaWatts installation at the [St. John's United Methodist] Church, and messages from Sierra Club National Board Vice President Susana Reyes, Watts Clean Air and Energy Committee member Shirley Gamble, and Watts Neighborhood Council member Mac Shorty.

Grid Alternatives is a nonprofit partnering with the coalition in Watts to install the solar panels.

Así que antes de aceptar la propuesta de la compañía GRID Alternativas dice que los investigó. "No vi cosas negativas […]", explica [Alondra Figueroa].

The event was sponsored by GRID Alternatives Grater [sic] Los Angeles (GLA). GLA is a non-profit organization helping low-income families get solar panels installed at their home.

GRID Alternatives is currently helping single-family homeowners connect to programs that help them make the move to solar power.

GRID Alternatives is a non-profit organization that helps implement solar power and energy efficiency for low-income families while providing energy cost savings, valuable hands-on experience, and a source of clean energy.

Nick Gomez, a solar installer with the nonprofit who lives in Pasadena, just finished adding 1,000 solar panels to a multi-unit housing project in Santa Ana. He spent five years at Solar City, the largest solar installer, but finds working for the Grid Alternatives "more rewarding."

The homeowner’s $200 to $300 bills every two months will be reduced to less than $30, said Danny Hom, development and communications coordinator for Grid Alternatives, the largest nonprofit solar installer in the United States with projects in Orange, San Diego, Ventura and Los Angeles counties.