Partner Agencies

We rely on partnerships with local nonprofit organizations and government agencies to bring our Single-Family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) and Solar Affordable Housing Program to the low-income families who need it most.

Affordable Housing Partners

• Affordable Housing Affiliation
• Bridge Housing
• Burbank Housing
• California Community Builders
• California Housing Partnership Corporation
• CHISPA
• Coachella Valley Housing Coalition
• CHIP: Community Housing Improvement Program
  
• Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond
• Community Housing Works
• Enterprise Community Partners
• Fresno Urban Neighborhood Development Corporation
• Fresno West Coalition for Economic Development
• Habitat for Humanity of the Coachella Valley
• Habitat for Humanity East Bay
• Habitat for Humanity Fresno County
• Habitat for Humanity Golden Empire/Bakersfield
• Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles
• Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco
• Habitat for Humanity Hemet/San Jacinto
• Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley
• Habitat for Humanity Lake County
• Habitat for Humanity, Riverside
• Habitat for Humanity San Gorgonio Pass
• Habitat for Humanity Santa Cruz
• Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley
• Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County
• Habitat for Humanity Yolo County
• Los Angeles Neighborhood Housing Services
• Marin City Community Development Corporation
• Neighborhood Housing Services of the Eastbay
• Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire
• Neighborhood Housing Services Silicon Valley
• Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services
• NID-HCA Inland Empire
• Pomona Valley Habitat for Humanity
• Rebuilding Together San Diego
• Regional Tribal Operations Committee
• San Diego Habitat for Humanity
• San Francisco Housing Development Corporation
• Solano Napa Habitat for Humanity
• South County Housing

Local Jurisdictions

• City of Benicia
• City of Clovis
• City of Corona
• City of Fremont
• City of Hawaiian Gardens
• City of Huntington Park
• City of Inglewood
• City of Livermore
• City of Norco
• City of Oakland
• City of Palm Desert
• City of Palm Springs
• City of Pittsburg
• City of Pleasanton
• City of Richmond
• Riverside County EDA
• County of San Bernardino
• City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency
• San Francisco Department of the Environment
• San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing
• County of San Mateo
• Sun City Civic Association
• City of Temecula
• City of Tulare
• Town of Yountville

Job Training Programs

• Alliance for West Oakland Development
• Applied Professional Training
• California Conservation Corps
• California State University - Fresno
• City College of San Francisco
• College of the Sequoias
• Construction Craft Training Center
• Dr. J. Alfred Smith Training Academy
• Employment and Community Options
• Engineers Without Borders - San Diego
• Fresno City College
• Fresno County Economic Opportunities Commission Local Conservation Corps
• Fresno County Regional Workforce Investment Board
• Green Team Fresno
• Greenfield YouthBuild
• IBEW Local 100
• IBEW Local 595
• International Rescue Committee - San Diego
• JobTrain
• LA CAUSA YouthBuild
• LA Conservation Corps
• Marin City Community Development Corporation
• Oakland Green Jobs Corps - Cypress Mandela Training
  Center and Laney College
• Proteus
• San Francisco Conservation Corps
• Solar Richmond / RichmondBUILD
• South Bay Workforce Investment Board
• Swords to Plowshares
• Treasure Island Job Corps
• Tulare County Office of Education
• Young Community Developers

We are always looking for new partners to help us bring the power of renewable energy to more communities in need:

Affordable Housing Developers – If you are building for-sale homes for households earning under 80% AMI, our Solar Affordable Housing Program is a great way to incorporate solar power at reduced cost. Please contact us directly for more information about participating in this program. While we do not install solar on multifamily affordable housing developments, we are happy to provide advice and technical assistance to nonprofit developers interested in incorporating solar electric power into their projects.

Local Cities and Counties – We work with local communities throughout California to bring our Solar Affordable Housing Program to low-income homeowners. For information on what you can do to work towards bringing this program to your community, please contact us.

Job Training Programs – If you are a job training organization interested in partnering with GRID Alternatives, please contact us.

Businesses - Visit our Corporate Sponsor page for more information on partnering with us. If you’re a solar contractor, visit our Solar Contractors page for more information.