Bring solar to Nibezun and help preserve the Wabanaki language and traditions. Nibezun resides on sacred Wabanaki land along the Penobscot River in Maine, where they celebrate culture as medicine, provide an inclusive space for healing, and promote sustainability for all people and future generations.
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Bring solar to YMCA Camp Cory and help young people get outdoors and experience friendships without technology. A camp of the YMCA Greater Rochester, NY, Camp Cory sits on Keuka Lake. YMCA's Camp Cory focuses its activities on building skills in self-confidence, independence, friendship, and offers everyone a sense of belonging.
Located on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, the One Spirit Charging Buffalo House, offers a connection to Native American tradition, support for hunger relief, and employment. Prior to this facility being built, Lakota had to take their game and herd meat to Nebraska for processing – increasing costs and taking vital income off the reservation.
Bring solar to the Glacier National Park (GNP) Headquarters building and help this iconic park expand its commitment to renewable energy and a more sustainable future. The headquarters building is the brain center of GNP operations. It houses all the leadership for the park, is on the historical walking tour, provides entry to the western side of Glacier for bikers, and is open year-round for visitors to converse with rangers.
Bring solar to Buckhorn Children and Family Services (BCFS) and help young people from troubled backgrounds be provided with the tools to embrace their individual capacities to heal. Buckhorn Children and Family Services takes the most severely abused/neglected children and youth throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and offers them a sanctuary of health, healing and hope.
Bring solar to Creative Discovery Museum (CDM) and help inspire all children to explore, innovate, create and play. In the heart of Chattanooga, Tennessee, the sixth fastest warming city in the United States, CDM is perfectly positioned to help families and the next generation learn about the potential of a low carbon future.
This project is complete. See pictures here.
$116,980 Needed/ $116,980 Raised
Bring solar to the Grizzly Point comfort station at Glacier National Park (GNP) and help improve the experience of the over one million annual visitors as they travel on the famous “Going to the Sun Road”. Recognized for its’ iconic glaciers, Glacier National Parks offers visitors immeasurable value as they wander through this area’s natural beauty.
Bring solar to the Eugene Science Center (formerly the Science Factory) in Eugene, OR, and help them sustain their educational science programs and exhibits.
This project includes the development of an interactive solar exhibit that demonstrates how solar panels work while empowering community members to invest in solar and other clean energy sources.
In 2018, with the help of our partners and donors, we brought the One Spirit Allen Youth and Community Center an 18.4 kW solar energy system. The system has been going strong, offsetting over 35,500 lbs. of CO2, the equivalent of planting 266 trees, since going live that October. With your help we will bring them Solar Battery Back-up to increase the impact of the solar energy being generated.
Bring solar to Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions (CWG) and bridge the access gap to outdoor education. Based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions is a nonprofit that promotes outdoor education, science, and touches on the history, and the society of the Southwest.
Bring solar the Boise Bicycle Project (BBP) and help them gear up to a more sustainable future. Based out of Idaho, BBP is a nonprofit community cooperative that promotes the personal, social & environmental benefits of bicycling.
The savings BBP will have on electricity bills will be redirected to putting a restored bicycle in the hands of one more child every month of the year.
Everybody Solar has partnered once more with the nonprofit One Spirit to help Bring solar to the Charging Buffalo House.
Home to about 40,000 Oglala Lakota, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation has an unemployment rate that hovers at about 80% and life expectancy is lower than any other area in the Western Hemisphere except Haiti.