News from the Field
In a rainy week in June, GRID partnered with the Rosebud Sioux Tribe for a We Build solar installation on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Two teams of mother-daughter pairs volunteered to install a grid-tied solar PV system.
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GRID volunteer, Kari Burman, unites her passions with GRID's mission as a skills-based volunteer.
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“I had no idea when GRID showed up at my residence that I would be selected for an opportunity that could change my life,” said Sequarier McCoy. When we installed solar for A New Way of Life, a nonprofit that provides services to formerly incarcerated women, Sequarier, a resident there, was curious about all the commotion outside.
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In mid-June, 10 trainees climbed onto a roof to install solar for the first time. It marked a special day for GRID in Illinois: the culmination of an eight-week training, combining Lutheran Services of Southern Illinois’ (LSSI) Employment Skills School and a GRID Alternatives solar installation bootcamp, aimed at helping individuals who were formerly incarcerated start careers in the renewable energy field.
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A first-of-its-kind solar training series is opening doors and launching renewable energy careers for youth on the Bishop Paiute reservation in Southern California.
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A Los Angeles family’s future is looki
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GRID North Valley welcomed a Solar Spring Break team of veterans from Perry Technical Institute from Washington for a week of hands-on solar training and service.
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Savings for you, clean power for your community. Introducing the Energy for All Program!
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"My name is Raymundo de Jesus Villagra Garcia and I’m 63 years old. I was born in the same house where I currently live in the community of San Isidro, in the mountainous northern region of Nicaragua. My parents were one of the first families to come to this community and there were very few inhabitants." Read more about Tío (Uncle) Raymundo, and his leadership in the community.
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![Raymundo de Jesus Villagra Garcia was born in San Isidro and has been living in the community in Nicaragua's mountainous northern region for 63 years. He is known to his neighbors as "Tío (Uncle) Raymundo."](https://gridalternatives.org/sites/default/files/styles/news_thumbs_177x134/public/DSC09311.JPG?itok=NP1UaRMR "Raymundo de Jesus Villagra Garcia was born in San Isidro and has been living in the community in Nicaragua's mountainous northern region for 63 years. He is known to his neighbors as "Tío (Uncle) Raymundo."")
Senator Kevin de León celebrates pairing of two state programs that are easing the energy burden for low-income households and providing local job training.
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