For more information on partnership opportunities, contact Stella Ursua at sursua@gridalternatives.org.
Partner with Us!
GRID Alternatives partners with whole communities to bring solar power and solar jobs to low-income communities and communities of color.
Corporate Partnerships
Companies that invest in GRID Alternatives are investing in positive, measurable impacts in their community and demonstrating commitment to environmental sustainability. Corporate partners can support our work through sponsored workdays for their employees and/or investment in our local programs. Click here for a list of our organization-wide partnerships.
Job Training Partnerships
We partner with local job training organizations to provide individuals hands-on experience and networking opportunities, complementing classroom learning and preparing them for employment. In our area, partners like Homeboy Industries help us bring our services to populations with the highest need.
Local Government & Municipal Partnerships
We partner with local governments throughout the region to help them address housing affordability, provide meaningful workforce development opportunities for residents, and meet their renewable energy goals. In the Greater Los Angeles region, GRID has partnerships with cities including the City of Pasadena, the City of El Monte, the City of Paramount, the City of Pomona, and more.
Utility Partnerships
We help electric utilities develop programs and solar projects that meet their renewable energy goals and address energy affordability for low-income customers.
Affordable Housing Partnerships
We partner with both single-family and multifamily affordable housing providers to develop solar projects that make their housing more environmentally sustainable, reduce electricity costs for residents, and provide solar workforce training opportunities for community members. Affordable housing partners include LINC Housing, Community Corporation of Santa Monica, and Esperanza Community Housing. Learn about our technical assistance program for multifamily housing.