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[null,"TEAMING PARTNER LIST"]
[null,"Renew America's Nonprofits Grant Program"]
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[null,"INSTRUCTIONS"]
[null,1,"All teaming submissions will be available on the \"Teaming Partner List\" of this spreadsheet. DOE will update this spreadsheet weekly on the Infrastructure eXCHANGE website to reflect new teaming partners who provide their organization's information."]
[null,2,"To be added to the teaming partner list, fill out this form: https://forms.office.com/g/RVY40GVRpv."]
[null,3,"Joining the teaming form will not sign you up for updates on the Renew America's Nonprofits program. If you would like to receive updates, you can sign up here: https://www.energy.gov/scep/renew-americas-nonprofits."]
[null,4,"If you wish to update or redact information you submitted to the teaming form, you can email Nonprofits@doe.gov and DOE will update the spreadsheet."]
[null,5,"Any questions pertaining to Infrastructure eXCHANGE should be emailed to InfrastructureExchangeSupport@hq.doe.gov with the FOA name and number in subject line."]
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[null,"TIPS"]
[null,1,"DOE is compiling this \"Teaming Partner List\" to facilitate the connections of potential prime recipients, subrecipients, and partners for this FOA. DOE will not facilitate connections directly; as such, eligible applicants are encouraged to use the Teaming Partner List to explore potential partnerships."]
[null,2,"To sort questions and answers in the question tabs of this spreadsheet, you may use the drop-down box arrow on the column headers and select any of the listed attributes."]
[null,3,"To search for questions and/or keywords, you may hold CTRL+F on the keyboard and type in a phrase or keyword."]

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[null,"TEAMING PARTNER LIST - Renew America's Nonprofits Grant Program"]
[null,"Join the teaming list here: https://forms.office.com/g/RVY40GVRpv.\nSee the Instructions & Tips tab for more info."]
[null,"Name of Organization","Email Address","Phone Number","Type of Organization","Intended Program Engagement","Geographical Area","Area(s) of Technical & Programmatic Expertise","Description of Needs & Capabilities"]
[null,"People Incorporated","contracts@peopleincorporated.org","651-774-0011","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Twin Cities, Minnesota","Mental health services","We have been operating since 1969 in Minnesota and have many facilities in need of upgrades - single family homes, offices, clinics, and crisis centers. "]
[null,"Utah Clean Energy","rebecca@utahcleanenergy.org","801-363-4046","501 (c) 3 working to advance efficiency and clean energy solutions","Subrecipient;","Salt Lake City, Utah","Decarbonization strategies for the Utility sector (both supply and demand-side), efficiency and decarbonizations of homes and buildings, climate leadership development in Utah, and energy equity","We are renovating a small building in Salt Lake City to be net-zero energy.  It will be a living laboratory and teaching tool.  It is all-electric, super-efficient with solar, storage, EV charging, natural ventilation, water efficiency, and load control.  A grant would help us pay for some of the cool energy saving features!  We could use your help to bring this project to fruition. Thanks for considering us for your program!"]
[null,"Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (Cast)","info@castla.org","213 356 1906","501c3 Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles County","Shelter for survivors of human trafficking","Cast is in need of funds to upgrade a 20-year-old shelter (100-year-old building) to be more energy efficient in order to reduce the carbon and financial cost of operation. "]
[null,"New Life Solutions","amanda@newlifesolutions.org","727-216-1402 x 514","501c3 ","Subrecipient;","Florida","Community not for profit focused on the well being of women children and families","Greatest need would be energy efficient air conditioning"]
[null,"Richmond Ballet","ecary@richmondballet.com",8043440906,"501(c)(3) - performing arts organization","Subrecipient;","Richmond, Virginia","ballet, dance, dance school, dance education, performance, performing arts, professional dance company, community engagement","Some of Richmond Ballet’s current heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) units have been in use since 2000. At the end of their natural lives, four units are experiencing issues and need replacing. Richmond Ballet has created a plan to begin replacing these units with several considerations in mind, including the six month order period, the crane rental requirement, and the optimal season in which to halt HVAC functionality. The replacement of these units will allow Richmond Ballet to continuing operating its professional company, ballet school, and community engagement programs with reduced energy bills and improved building efficiency."]
[null,"Lakeview Public Library ","lakeview@lakeviewlibrary.org","516-536-3071","Public Library ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Lakeview ","Teaching, harvesting and getting information out to the community. ","Installing efficient lighting in and around the library. "]
[null,"The Bakken Museum","imholte@thebakken.org","612-446-3108","Museum","Subrecipient;","Midwest/Minnesota/Minneapolis","We are a STEM and humanities museum. ","We are looking to replace the insulation in the attic of the historic mansion that part of the museum is housed in. We recently replaced our boilers with high efficiency boilers and are looking to make more energy efficiency improvements."]
[null,"Mon Valley YMCA","jeff@monvalleyymca.org","724-483-8077","501 C(3) non profit","Subrecipient;","North Eastern United States","Operates a 25000 square foot non profit","Electrical upgrades, HVAC upgrades, solar panel installation with over 28 acres of land"]
[null,"Westminster Presbyterian Church of Durham","finance@wpcdurham.org","919-489-4974","Church - 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Durham, North Carolina","Some property management expertise","Replace HVAC units that are using banned freon as their cooling source. "]
[null,"Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church","orlc@ourredeemerlives.org","406-442-7842","Church","Subrecipient;","Central Montana","None","retrofit approximately 500 fluorescent light bulbs to LED's;  install rooftop solar system."]
[null,"Steamboat Era Museum","director@SteamboatEraMuseum.org","804-937-0325","Museum 501c3","Subrecipient;","Virginia Tidewater Region","Museum environmental and HVAC systems","Replacement of 20 year old HVAC equipment with modern energy efficient equipment."]
[null,"Wamego Public Library","director@wamegopubliclibrary.com",7854569181,"tax-exempt public library","Partner;","North Central Kansas - Pottawatomie County, Kansas","The library serves as a community hub and utilizes many local partnerships to provide fun, educational programming for all ages.","The library desperately needs 11 energy-efficient replacement windows and a handicapped-accessible main entrance with storefront glass."]
[null,"Friends of the Wamego Public Library","wplfriends431@gmail.com",7854569181,"501(c)3","Subrecipient;","North Central Kansas - Pottawatomie County, Kansas","The Friends raise funds to support the library which serves as a community hub and utilizes local partnerships to provide fun, educational programming for all.","The library desperately needs 11 energy-efficient replacement windows and a handicapped-accessible main entrance with storefront glass."]
[null,"Pocono Family YMCA","ehuber@poconoymca.org","570-421-2525","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Poconos, PA","childcare, swimming lessons, senior fitness, intergenerational kitchen, gathering space, community center, doctors offices, physical therapy, rehabilitation, exercise, before and after school care, preschool","We have planned a major renovation and expansion to our facility to meet the community's growing needs. In partnership with Lehigh Valley Health Network, the community center will bring people of the Poconos to one hub to improve mind, body, and spirit.  The community center will feature family medicine, physical rehabilitation, community gathering space, intergenerational kitchen, fitness, childcare and babysitting spaces, and a natatorium.  The health network partnership brings services accessible to the downtown Stroudsburg area, an underserved community.  Incorporating an alternate energy source would allow us to reduce expenses, lower our carbon footprint and serve our community better."]
[null,"Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center","Marriah Thornock","(509) 888-6240","Non-profit Regional Museum - Lead of Rural Regional Museum Association","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","North Central Washington State","The Wenatchee Valley Museum is a regional museum, located in Wenatchee, WA. We are also the led organization for the Upper Columbia River Museum Association. This association serves rural Museum in North Central Washington (Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, Ferry, and Grant Counties.)","On a 2023 needs assessment the regional museum association identified the need for facility upgrades, particularly related to energy and modernization as a high priority for the our regional museums. Many of the Museum are located in historic structures. Several museums are in the design development stages for these upgrades and site funding as a barrier. As the regional museum with the partnering support of the City of Wenatchee, we can facilitate funding requests across a large and diverse range of cultural nonprofits in North Central Washington. "]
[null,"Energy Insights","robert.phillips@energyinsights.us",3522096406,"Consultants","Partner;","All of United States especially west Tenessee","Energy efficiency, alternate energy, utility operations, energy procurement, emergency management","Capable of .... Building energy assessments, energy efficient building design for new construction and and retrofits; performing energy related feasibility studies; consulting on battery energy storage; utility service planning; utility rate administration and procurement; obtaining energy incentives/rebates and grant writing; utility storm damage assessment and management"]
[null,"Green Building United","swinston@greenbuildingunited.org","215-299-5791","Energy/Environment","Partner;Prime recipient;","Philadelphia, PA and/or State of Delaware","Energy benchmarking, technical support, data analysis/management, research, policy advocacy, program creation, sustainability/resilience consulting, community engagement","GBU currently works with a philanthropic partner in Philadelphia to provide very similar support and services to a pre-existing portfolio of non-profits in the area. This initiative would help GBU support and potentially expand this initiative to the greater Philadelphia region and help uplift non-profits towards a more sustainable future by direct funding to specific energy efficiency interventions recommended in the consulting process."]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Erie","Gerryv@ymcaerie.org","814 882 0876","Non profit ","Prime recipient;","Erie, ps","YMCA has been providing program expertise for over 150 years. We have multiple buildings that would benefit from this program ","We have multiple buildings that are over 50 years old and would benefit from an efficiency program like this."]
[null,"Children's Museum of Central Oregon","admin@cmcoregon.org","458-202-9941","501(c)3 nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Central Oregon","Early childhood education. We provide STEAM-based informal education opportunities to children and families in rural and urban areas in Central Oregon. ","We are designing a new building for the museum and hope to make it a net-zero facility. The funding for the building and development will come from grants and donations. This funding would greatly increase our ability to hit our net-zero goal."]
[null,"First Presbyterian Church of Saranac Lake","whitejoann@hotmail.com",5188913401,"church","Subrecipient;","Northern New York","We are a small church with big interest in earth care. We have committed individuals who volunteer and share learning to lower our carbon footprint.","Our oil-burning heating system is nearing the end of its structural life. We are exploring options for a greener heatpump replacement system that would allow us to heat and cool the facility. We hope to find incentives that could make this feasible for us financially. In recent years, we have undertaken a number of efforts to lower our carbon footprint including insulation, a new roof, and replacing ballasts on our overhead lighting. We are a small, vital village church in the heart of the Adirondacks that does a lot of good in our community and loves God and creation."]
[null,"New Jersey Together","rodney.w.haveman@gmail.com","201-321-1764","Community Organizing","Prime recipient;","New Jersey (Northern and Central)","Solar, heat pumps, geothermal, lighting, windows/doors","We work with houses of worship and nonprofits in every area of energy efficiency upgrades and retrofitting."]
[null,"Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library","jbenedict@sawyerfreelibrary.org","978-325-5550","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Gloucester, Massachusetts","The Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Library is a 501(c)3 charitable organization that welcomes over 120,000 visitors each year and serves residents and visitors of all ages and from all backgrounds.  Programmatic expertise includes early literacy, community engagement, digital access and learning, STEM afterschool workshops, and cultural connectedness.","The 2025 Sawyer Free Library project replaces outdated fossil fuel heating and cooling systems with an all-electric VRF-DOAS system that uses advanced heat pumps run by 100% renewable energy. The project, featuring a gut renovation of the Library's existing 1976 and 1913 buildings and a new 14,000 sq. ft. addition, is a leading example for our district and the Commonwealth on how to design and operate a building for efficient consumption and generation of energy.  The Library is located in a Qualified Census Tract and in an economically distressed downtown with an environmental justice population.  With its enhanced sustainability features, this LEED Gold building will be a demonstration project and an educational resource that concretely shows people how to take steps to mitigate our impact on our environment."]
[null,"Serve Denton","info@servedenton.org","940-735-3234","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Denton, Texas","Real estate development and management, capital financing","We are interested in pursuing solar panels and other renewable energy projects to lower our operating costs for the properties we manage.  We can assist in the design, procurement, and construction management."]
[null,"Inclination Engineering","caleb.kline@inclinationengineering.com",7347077303,"HVAC Engineer","Partner;","Southeast Michigan","Building Decarbonization\nHVAC Equipment\nHeat Pumps\nSystem's Energy Efficiency\nBuilding Energy Efficiency\nRetrocommissioning\nHeating, Cooling, Ventilation","We provide mechanical equipment replacement designs and engineering. We also provide retrocommissioning services to improve the energy efficiency of existing building mechanical systems. We are looking to support a Prime Recipient organization with technical expertise. We have completed several decarbonization plans and energy efficiency scopes for nonprofits in Ann Arbor, Michigan. We are looking for a Prime Recipient partner to facilitate grants so the organizations can act on the plans we produced."]
[null,"Rowe Camp and Conference Center","clerk@rowecenter.org","413-339-4954","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","Providing youth and adult camps and communities & in-person and online workshops and retreats within a Unitarian Universalist context in a beautiful natural setting.","Our 100-year-old campus needs significant energy efficiency improvements. Many of our buildings need upgraded windows, doors, and insulation. Improvements to HVAC and appliances could also yield significant efficiencies. We are looking toward the next 100 years of operation."]
[null,"Santa Cruz Children's Museum of Discovery","rhiannoncrain@sccmod.org",8313165200,"Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Santa Cruz County","Children, Youth, Science Education, STEAM, Engineering, Parenting","Insulation upgrades and solar panels"]
[null,"Canopy Energy","flip.bell@gmail.com","502-381-7002","independent consultant","Partner;","Louisville and central Kentucky","design & development of programming for EE services to non-profits\nbuilding energy assessments and TA\norganizational and  program administration\nheat pump installation & repair\ncollaboration with United Way organizations\nWAP experience","Canopy would like to provide primary technical and/or administrative services in partnership with Prime Recipient."]
[null,"First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Medfield","admin@firstparishmedfield.org","508-359-4594","501(c)(3) / Religious Entity","Subrecipient;","Medfield, Massachusetts","As a nonprofit religious organization first formed in 1651, FPUU consists of ~40 families from Medfield and surrounding towns who strive to live our shared values of love, compassion and justice for all human beings, freedom of belief, and celebration of difference and the interdependence of all life. We are solely responsible for maintaining the historic meeting house, built in 1789. FPUU maintains a \"First Parish Building Trust\" that is used, along with individual pledges, for the upkeep of this historic building.","FPUU is governed by a group of volunteer Executive Board members and the congregation as a whole. Through a robust Green Sanctuary Committee, FPUU supports reducing our town’s carbon footprint and dependency on fossil fuels, increased energy savings, and a healthier future for everyone. Our Meeting House, built in 1789, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is in need of historically appropriate energy efficiency updates to include HVAC and envelop improvements (e.g., windows, doors, siding and insulation)."]
[null,"Concord Museum/Concord Antiquarian Society","hmansfield@concordmuseum.org","978-369-9763","501(c)3 Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Concord, Massachusetts","Museum exhibitions and programs","The Museum needs to replace all the windows in the 1940s section of the building to increase energy efficiency. This would have to be done on a rolling basis and will require the closure of various galleries to the public. Most or all of the windows will be custom sizes."]
[null,"Cass County (Indiana) Historical Society","info@casscountyhistory.org","574-753-3866","Historical Society and Museums","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Logansport, Cass County, Indiana","Cass County Historical Society curates educational and marketing content relative to the preservation and communication of Cass County, IN history via exhibits interaction at our 2 museum locations, our own website, and multiple social media platforms, all of which belong to and are operated by the organization. ","Cass County Historical Society needs assistance with the replacement of expensive and outdated mechanical, electrical, heating and plumbing infrastructure at the Cass County Museum, 421 E. Broadway Street, Logansport, IN 46947. We are capable of providing a first-class history museum experience at this prime downtown location, increasing tourism and aiding in the revitalization of downtown, Logansport, IN.  "]
[null,"Bethesda Lutheran Church","administrator@bethesdanewhaven.org","(203) 787-2346","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Connecticut/Northeast","Historic building maintenance\n- Community space for other non-profits and support groups","Installation of double/triple paned windows\n- Installation of heat pumps\n- Installation of electric boiler"]
[null,"First Parish of Sudbury","office@fpsudbury.org","978-443-2043","Religious organization/church","Subrecipient;","Sudbury, MA","N/A","We own an historic building and are interested in improving our energy efficiency. We currently have a solar installation but heat the building with natural gas. We want to reduce our energy use by reducing heat loss, improving efficiency of doors and windows, and improving insulation. "]
[null,"Intellibuildings LLC","info@intellibuildings.com",5614634683,"Small Business","Partner;","Florida / Puerto Rico","Energy Efficiency / Energy Management / Solar / Energy Storage / Electrical Infrastructure / EV Charging","We are a consult + design + build partner that can provide turn-key solutions as well as technical assistance for the Not for Profit community. We can provide feasibility analysis, complete engineering designs and implementation for electrical infrastructure, energy efficiency upgrades, renewables, EV-Charging and Energy Storage, as well as utility negotiation and rate optimization."]
[null,"Environment and Culture Partners (ECP)","info@ecprs.org",9785054515,"Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Partner;","Washington State and National","ECP has significant knowledge of the US cultural sector (museums, zoos, gardens, aquariums, archives, historic sites and cultural centers), and significant experience managing cooperative projects.","ECP is committed to a partnership approach to accelerating clean energy, energy efficiency, and electric transition projects at cultural institutions. ECP is currently shepherding a national energy assessment project creating national roadmap to energy impact reduction for institutions in the sector that includes anticipation of policy challenges and opportunities; partnering on developing an EPA/ENERGY STAR PortfolioManager rating for cultural institutions; and co-managing a $10M, 3-year energy grant program for the visual arts: the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative. ECP is the cultural sector lead for America is All In, building cross-sector approaches to energy efficiency and public engagement on climate action. "]
[null,"St. Matthew Baptist Church","stmatthewbaptistchurch37@gmail.com","848-219-5056","Church","Subrecipient;","Roselle, NJ","Reporting, project, and program management, and technical assistance","Convert the Oil heating fuel furnace to a gas-efficient furnace. Upgrade electrical panels and wiring in the building along with replacement of windows. Repair or replace doors to stop heat loss. "]
[null,"Texas Energy Museum, Inc","Cfeagin@texasenergymuseum.org","409-833-5100","501c3 Non-profit - museum","Subrecipient;","Southeast Texas/Urban/Every school in our district is Title 1","No expertise in this area- cultural arts museum","The Texas Energy Museum (TEM) is a small museum, and like most museums, it is heavy on lighting. The electric bill is double the electric bill of a local museum that is equivalent in size and lighting needs. TEM has no led light bulbs and we believe this is the number one reason for the difference in our two bills (the other museum has upgraded to all LED lighting). "]
[null,"Deca Tutoring Center, LLC","decatutoringcenter@gmail.com","848-219-5056","Educational Support agency (Tutoring)","Partner;","Roselle, NJ","Community engagement, technical assistance, program management","Electrical Upgrade, Cooling System upgrade, and outdoor digital sign upgrade"]
[null,"Assumption Church (Bellvue PA)","Cook211@comcast.net","814-248-6281","Catholic Church ","Prime recipient;","Bellevue PA","Can substantiate need and provide information regarding need for replacement of energy inefficient lighting.","Desire funds to pay for materials to replace old and inefficient lighting with new LED lighting system. Our Church will pay expenses for labor to install new lighting. "]
[null,"Jacob's House Inc.","webmaster@jacobshousetemecula.org",9517042349,"Nonprofit Hospitality House","Subrecipient;","Temecula, CA","Project Management","Energy efficient upgrades to various facility infrastructure, such as appliances, outdoor security lighting, and insulation. "]
[null,"The SAE School Inc","Accounting@saeschool.org","678-239-3200","501c3 school","Subrecipient;","Atlanta, GA","We have experience with this process from our partnership with Southface who provides similar funding. ","We want to be the most sustainable school in the country and the model for other schools.  We have made some improvements to our facilities but could do more. There are improvements that could be made around automatic lighting, roofing upgrades, EV parking and LED lights. "]
[null,"Tender Mercies Foundation ","nunduf@yahoo.com",254776000000,"Tender Mercies Foundation ","Partner;","South Acworth ","Plastic recycling ","I need grants and funds to enable me to recycle 109 percent plastic "]
[null,"Claremont NH Historical Society","dakinburdick@yahoo.com","812-391-2976","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Claremont, NH","The CHS has run the Claremont NH Historical Museum since 1978.","We hope to install a heat pump in the museum to reduce heating costs."]
[null,"Greater Scranton YMCA","mcarnevale@gsymca.org","(570) 342-8115","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Lackawanna County (organization address: 706 N. Blakely Street, Dunmore, PA 18512)","The Greater Scranton YMCA offers something for everyone, including child care, group exercise, chronic disease programming, camp, after school, mental health programming and more.","The Greater Scranton YMCA would like to replace its doors and windows with newer, more energy efficient ones. The facility was built in 1972 and while additions have been made over the years, most of the building still has its original doors and windows, which are now more than 50-years-old. The front of the building, for example, features large windows and when standing next to them, you can feel a breeze. Additionally, glass on some of the windows and doors has begun to deteriorate. Through replacing the windows and doors, energy usage in the building will be greatly reduced. "]
[null,"The Opera House Players, Inc","execdir@operahouseplayers.org","413-537-9083","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","CT","Non-profit community theater","The Opera House Players (OHP) is an all-volunteer community theater organization that has been around for 55 years and counting.  OHP is well known for its high-quality productions and commitment to the community.\nThe project for which OHP is seeking funding is a total renovation and redevelopment of the historic church at 100 High St. in Enfield into a budget-conscious and energy efficient theater performance space.  The entire obsolete HVEC system needs to be replaced with an energy efficient system."]
[null,"Museum of Arts and Design","elana.hart@madmuseum.org","212-299-7784","museum","Subrecipient;","New York","visual arts museum with performances and arts education for all ages","we are raising funds for the implementation phase to replace our chillers and heat pump. A consultant completed an energy audit which includes 14 energy efficiency steps. The chillers and heat pump are the largest capital investments in the audit which also includes a lighting project."]
[null,"Congregation Or Chadash","rjeisenberg@comcast.net","301-325-3801","Religious non-profit - Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Maryland","None","Non-profit religious organization with significant potential for energy improvement through replacement of aging HVAC systems."]
[null,"The Beneficial Electrification League","info@be-league.org","571-289-5615","Non-Profit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Partner;","Entire US","Achieving energy efficiency, cost savings, grid benefits, and environmental benefits from electrification of end-uses.","The Beneficial Electrification League partners with hundreds of non-for-profit, community-owned electric cooperatives and municipal utilities. Our staff is experienced in managing grants, from small grants to multi-year, multi-million-dollar federal grants, both as prime recipients and from experience inside the Federal government in previous positions. Our organization coined the term \"environmentally beneficial electrification\" and has led successful initiatives to implement electrification, from electrification of school buses to our Weatherization/Electrification Together Initiative."]
[null,"Core Facility Solutions","info@corefacilitysolutions.com",7012582183,"Energy Efficiency Consultant","Partner;","North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota","Energy Efficiency, Lighting Retrofits, HVAC, Indoor Air Quality, Building Envelope, Building Commissioning, Temperature Control Systems, Roofing, Windows, Consulting, Remodeling","Core Facility Solutions is a full service energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and deferred maintenance contractor serving North Dakota, South Dakota, and Western Minnesota.  Our team of certified professionals specialize in lighting retrofits, heating/ventilation/air conditioning systems (HVAC), indoor air quality, building commissioning, building envelope, and energy management control systems.  We provide consulting and training services along with no obligation facility assessments.  "]
[null,"Global Ministries and United Methodist Committee on Relief","environment@umcmission.org","770-460-7439","Faith-based humanitarian INGO","Partner;Subrecipient","United States - we are in relationship with regional United Methodist leadership and local churches in every community in the US and can curate a portfolio in one or more Justice 40 communities.","Global Ministries' Environmental Sustainability program supports United Methodist churches in implementing energy efficiency and renewable energy strategies with education, technical support, and funding. ","Global Ministries and United Methodist Committee on Relief have strong infrastructure in place for managing, monitoring and evaluating grants. In 2022, the agency granted $51.7 million to churches, faith-based organizations and non-profits in the US and globally. Catalyzed by a commitment to net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, we equip churches to reduce emissions and save money. Programs include anti-racism and environmental justice training, energy audit funding, a support network for church energy managers, and education in partnership with the US EPA EnergyStar for Congregations program. We have capacity to provide additional funding to support projects receiving grants through this program."]
[null,"Solar United Neighbors","Helpdesk@solarunitedneighbors.org",2028883601,"501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","USA including Puerto Rico","Solar for Non-Profits","We work across USA and can manage a full program of outreach/education, aggregating, technical evaluation of roofts, soliciting bids, and project managing installation of solar for non-profits. We have deep experience in this sector."]
[null,"The Grand Haven Children's Museum","grandhavenchildrensmuseum@gmail.com",6164020518,"Children's Museum","Prime recipient;","Grand Haven, Michigan","Our board is made of 11 community leaders.  We're working with an architecture and engineering firm experienced in LEED building to design a new museum.","We're a startup children's museum making plans to build a new museum.  Green building / LEED certification is a priority for our board and will be featured in the educational experience of our museum guests."]
[null,"EverWonder Children's Museum","info@everwondermuseum.org",2033644009,"children's museum","Subrecipient;","Fairfield County, Connecticut","EverWonder is a STEM children's museum. We offer programming to children ages 0-12 and their caregivers.","EverWonder is currently renovating and soon moving to our permanent home in a 20,000 sqft building. We would love to add solar panels to reduce our costs as well as educate the community on solar power through an outside exhibit."]
[null,"The Network: Advocating Against Domestic Violence ","apyron@the-network.org","224-704-4706","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","Northern Illinois ","Technical assistance for domestic and sexual violence service providers, including grant management. ","The Network seeks to provide grant management and technical assistance to domestic and sexual violence service providers seeking improvement and enhancement of domestic violence shelters and service centers in Northern Illinois. "]
[null,"Portland Museum of Art","grants@portlandmuseum.org","207-775-6148","nonprofit art museum","Subrecipient;","Southern Maine","visual art, interpretive programming, art education, K-12 art programs, museum tours, Winslow Homer studio tours, corporate training, art and health workshops, free programming, and others.","The PMA recently launched its Blueprint Project, a transformative campus expansion and unification project that is committed to sustainability. The goal of this project is to build a six-story wing as a community cultural center that will provide an additional 60,000 sf for programming. The new center will be sustainably constructed, primarily utilizing mass timber. Oregon-based LEVER Architecture, widely recognized as a national leader in sustainability and mass timber construction, was selected to lead this project. Energy efficiency is a major driver for this project with a goal for net-positive energy for all new construction. "]
[null,"Adamah","coalition@adamah.org","410-500-5417","non profit","Prime recipient;","entire United States","manage a coalition of Jewish non profits to actively move toward reducing operational GHG emissions and increasing community impact, with a long term net-zero goal ","We understand the needs, opportunities and challenges of nonprofit organizations across the United States in implementing climate actions. Adamah's Climate Action team capacity would allow for program management of the 190+ (and growing) coalition members. Technical expertise includes Renewable energy, Energy efficiency, Food waste reduction and Nature based solutions for carbon sequestration.  "]
[null,"Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance","doefoa@mwalliance.org","312.587.8390","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest (IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI)","Building science\nBuilding energy codes & benchmarking\nEnergy efficiency advocacy & policy development\nState energy planning & energy burden\nWorkforce development & program delivery best practices","At MEEA, we lee energy efficiency as the least cost foundation of the clean energy economy, creating immediate energy savings, providing career pathways, reducing emissions, improving new and existing buildings and boosting Midwest business and industries. MEEA develops connections and engagement opportunities for a diverse group of organizations to collaboratively create practical solutions. MEEA serves as a technical resource and promotes program and policy best practices and highlight emerging technologies, all to maximize energy savings, reduce costs, improve resiliency and lower energy burden. "]
[null,"Bridgton Public Library","bridgtonlibrary@gmail.com","207-647-2472","Public Library (Nonprofit, 501c3)","Subrecipient;","Maine, New England, Northeast","Public library, Literacy services, Technology assistance, Community organization","Our building was originally completed in the early 1900's, and has since had two major building renovations. However, the HVAC has never been completely replaced, it is just several systems added over time, and our lighting was last updated in the 1990s. We would like to have our HVAC system replaced and our lighting fixtures replaced to improve our sustainability and reduce our energy use and cost over time."]
[null,"Gateway Foundation Inc","kstrack@gatewayfoundation.org",7738058539,"Non-profit; substance use disorder treatment","Subrecipient;","Illinois","Substance use disorder, mental health, behavioral health, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, virtual treatment.","Lighting upgrades, furnace/HVAC efficiency upgrades, energy efficient windows"]
[null,"St. John the Baptist Catholic Church","finance@sjbbridgeport.org","215-247-1092","Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County, PA","None","Replacement of dated and inefficient heating system"]
[null,"The Arc of Howard County","info@archoward.org","410-730-0638","disability support nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Howard County, Maryland","N/A","We have over 40 properties many of which are used for housing for those who have disabilities and low incomes. The properties could all benefit to be more energy efficient thus reducing costs to the people we support. "]
[null,"Climate Solutions Accelerator of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region","hub@climategfl.org","(585) 419-6218","501(c)(3) non-profit","Prime recipient;","Finger Lakes Region, New York State","Electrification advice, grant assistance, understanding of federal and state financing, community outreach, partnership with community organizations, energy advisement services for households","Climate Solutions Accelerator is the NYSERDA-designated Clean Energy Hub for the Finger Lakes Region of New York. Our services are intended to assist buildings of all sizes transition to clean energy through heat pumps, geothermal, and solar systems. We offer energy advisement services for households, commercial spaces, non profits, and agriculture. Our NYSERDA funding designates that 40% of our work focuses on historically disadvantaged communities in our region.\n\nWe believe our organization is a strong prime recipient within this FOA as we are currently guiding a number of nonprofits through energy audits in order to assist them in improving their building's energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Inc","Accounting@wilson-center.com","262-781-9470","501c3","Subrecipient;","Southeast Wisconsin","Accounting for Non-Profits","Our 21 year-old facility needs significant updating to reduce energy consumption:  Lighting, heating, electrical.  We could consider solar and battery back-up for reduced emissions."]
[null,"Green County Family YMCA","lsmetters@greencountyymca.org","608-325-8041","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Monroe, WI","Childcare, Afterschool & Summer Camp Programming, Aquatics, Gymnastics, Senior Living, Therapy, Community Hub","Our YMCA is embarking upon a $30,000,000 Capital Campaign project to ensure all people have access to life-changing health and wellbeing programming and services. The enhanced facility will include a combination of renovated and newly constructed spaces including new Childcare and Youth Development Centers, Healthy Living Center, Gymnastics Center, Aquatics Center, community kitchen, fitness studios, spaces for seniors, adults, youth and more. Beyond providing a place for fitness and sports activities, our expanded facility will be a community hub where people can come together. Renewable energy is key for the sustainability of our YMCA for years to come."]
[null,"Stepping Stones Museum for Children","jennifer.kaplan@steppingstonesmuseum.org","203-899-0606, 296","nonprofit children's museum with 501(c)3 status","Subrecipient;","Norwalk, Connecticut, Fairfield County, Southern or Southeastern Connecticut","Our expertise is in providing hands-on educational experiences for children.","The building we own and operate in was built in 2000. In 2010, we added an expansion, which is a LEED Gold Certified building. However, the boiler and circulator pumps in the older portion of the building are 23 years old and are not energy efficient. Our building management system is also outdated and needs to be replaced. The head end and controllers in the new part of the building is 13 years old and better technology now exists to make it more energy efficient. We are looking for a grant that would cover the costs of a new boiler and circulation pumps, a new building management system and new controllers. We estimate the cost of this to be $150,000. To further upgrade the energy efficiency of our facility, we would like to replace the windows in the older part of the building, which would cost approximately $50,000 more."]
[null,"Sistahz Full Circle","info@sistahzfullcircle.org",8327131143,"501c3","Prime recipient;","Greater Houston and surrounding counties","Computer savvy and researcher. Access to microsoft office platforms in addition resources to support website and social media content and creation","Grant funding to support women and or organizations dedicated to women (non-profits, churches, schools, etc.) to empower women to fulfill personal and professional goals: education, licenses, certifications, arts, health, etc. We'd like to financially provide stipends and or scholarships to women in need of financial support to fulfill their goal/object/interests."]
[null,"Clark Consulting Service","clarkconsultingllc@msn.com","504-304-2307","Community Development Consulting","Partner;","Greater New Orleans, Louisiana Metro Area","Application and/or proposal development. Rules and regulations compliance.  Leveraging of funding. community engagement other technical assistance.","Needs are vast. Many old and aged buildings and homes with extremely high energy lost and cost. Economically disadvantage citizenry and organizations."]
[null,"Mansfield Memorial Homes","info@mansfieldmh.com","(419) 774-5100","Nonprofit- Senior Living","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Mansfield, OH 44903","We have a designated team and board, along with a CEO who have engaged experts with many years experience to provide the following:\n- Data consolidation- i.e. energy bills\n- Energy Star Portfolio Manager\n- Report Review and document organization\n- Key person interviews\n- Lighting Audit\n- HVAC inventory\n- ASHRAE L2 Audit\n- Energy Engineering Assessment for prioritizing recommendations\n- Project Development\n- Technical Evaluation\n- Financial Evaluation\n- Legal and Tax Accounting Assistance\nMMH plasters and dry walls in-house and manually controls HVAC and Lighting as well as performs regularly scheduled maintenance.\nFor expert questions, please contact sydney.whitehead@trane.com 614-256-3210","Mansfield Memorial Homes is an independent, non-profit organization in Mansfield, OH, dedicated to providing seniors with short- and long-term care, as well as affordable housing. As a nonprofit with many envelope upgrade needs and a high energy spend (25% above average), we had an ASHRAE l2 audit recommend the following measures as a high priority to save 25% of energy consumption:Lighting Energy Savings Strategies and Lighting Audit\nInstall Controls\nInstall or Utilize Smart Meters/Analytics for validation and ongoing commissioning to maximize Energy Strategies\nDemand limiting opportunity\nFan reduction opportunities\na.  Duct Static Pressure Optimization\nb.  More Aggressive Scheduling and Setpoints\ni.  Optimal Start/Stops\nii.  Separation of scheduling operation: holidays, Sun, Sat, Mon, Tues-Fri\niii.  Heating and Cooling Temperature Setbacks\niv.  Demand Controlled Ventilation\nv. Window Sensors to turn off AC when windows open\nc.  Economizing more consistently with outdoor conditions\nHW Reset, Boiler Steam Trap Analysis\nWeather Stripping and new doors to replace rotting doors\nSolar\nNew Roof"]
[null,"St. Vincent Family Services","asummers@svfc.org","(614) 252-0731","Nonprofit- Family Services","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Columbus, OH 43205","St. Vincent has an array of technical expertise and personnel designated to Facilities and Operations Management.\n\nIn-house maintenance and bidding processes for energy projects, such as high efficiency upgrades, has been the path of execution for many years. ","Thermographic report issues- poor construction leads to excessive heat loss due to current state of building envelope (i.e. skylights & Third floor windows, possibly roof)\nAll HVAC vents cleaned for reduction in pressure losses and subsequent fan energy\nHVAC unit replacements- end of life high efficiency upgrades or system redesign\nHot water heater in preschool - tankless retrofit\nMixing valve for preschool leaks and needs repaired- wasting energy\nOutdoor lights change to LED\nExterior lighting LEDs for brightness and savings\nInside lights to LEDs\nGym lighting to LED\nMain shut off valve in NW basement leaks and needs repaired- wasting energy\nSolar\nReplace boilers to high efficiency/condensing\nControls replacement, fan reduction strategies, HW reset, Outdoor Air Damper control, DCV, and more\nVariable Frequency Drives"]
[null,"Miami County Community Action Agency (Ohio)","cac@miamicac.org","937.335-7921","Community Action Agency/Housing Authority","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Miami County Ohio, ","Provider of state/federal energy assistance programs for decades. Former provider of weatherization assistance for this and surrounding counties.","We have worked successfully with a wide variety of State and Federal grant programs, doing budgets, submitting monthly reports, and closing out programs. We are closely networked with over 75 non-profit service organizations in our area. Our current administrative building seems like it could be a prime candidate for solar power adaptation and we have a lot of unused space in our building to house program administrators and/or program materials. "]
[null,"High Hopes Deveolpment Center","nzierden@highhopesforkids.org","615-550-1443","Non Profit that provides services to children with special needs","Subrecipient;","Middle Tennessee","We would apply as a subrecipient. ","We would like to get a new HVAC system"]
[null,"PowerOptions","htakle@poweroptions.org","857-410-1670","Non-profit","Prime recipient;Partner;","New England - but could go outside of","Decarbonization planning and implementation support for non-profits.","Partner is services offered"]
[null,"Rise Up Recovery","admin@riseuprecoverymn.com","(651) 319-0122","SUD Addiction Recovery","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","We are a nonprofit that works to fill the gaps in the current recovery continuum of care. We have a Recovery Community Center, a women's house and a men's house. We offer both long-term and pre-treatment (short-term) housing. We are the only pre-treatment sober housing in the twin cities area and one of the only ADA compliant sober houses.","Our 16 bed pre-treatment sober house was built in the 1800's. Our heating and electric bills are out of control. We have needs for energy efficient appliances, insulation, etc. It is a historic home as well, which puts additional constraints on any project. "]
[null,"Energility ","justin@energility.com",6147548468,"Energy Engineering Consultant ","Partner;","Ohio","Energy audit; project design, management, and commissioning; evaluation, measurement, and verification; energy and real estate incentives ","Decades of experience and 8-year old company\n244 detailed Energy Plans delivered\n12.1M sq.ft. of commercial & industrial buildings surveyed\n$11.7M in energy costs analyzed\n$5.1M in annual savings for our clients\n33,000+ metric tons of carbon emissions reduced"]
[null,"Violet Prairie Grange","kimhabel263@gmail.com","360-280-2941","Non-profit grange hall","Subrecipient;","Northwest Washington State","Membership has no expertise, but willing workers.","The Violet Prairie Grange Hall is in desperate need of an upgrade to its current heating system which is propane gas and wood burning stove.   Because of Covid 19, there has been virtually no revenue from hall rentals for the last 3 years.  Heating costs have drained the savings and checking accounts, despite  efforts to reduce usage.  "]
[null,"Capay Rancho Assembly of God Church","capayassemblyofgod@gmail.com","530-520-3236","501.c.3 Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Northern California, rural area, low income","Providing food, community, and support to those in need over the last 80 years as an organization in at-risk youth, children, and family ministries.","Need increased energy-efficiency heating, cooling, lighting, refrigeration, and freezing.  Need energy-efficient windows and doors. Interested in solar energy as well as upgraded insulation.  Also in dire need of a 10-12 passenger van that is more fuel efficient for food distributions as well as child, youth, and family ministries."]
[null,"Noblesville Babe Ruth Baseball","NBRBcommunications@gmail.com",4127601603,"Non profit youth org","Subrecipient;","Noblesville, IN","Minimal as we have started the beginning research.","Currently our facility is using approx 80 1500w Metal Halides sports lights which are more than 20 years old on old wood poles and aerial lines.  The system has been rebuilt and with the inefficiencies of these lights we need a grant to help us replace the infrastructure."]
[null,"Palmyra First Baptist Church ","jyarbro3075@gmail.com","573-406-8065","Church ","Subrecipient;","Palmyra Mo ","None","Remodeling 1950 CHB building to be used as fellowship hall/community center. New HVAC, new\nceiling and wall insulation, new wiring, new windows and doors are being added. All energy efficient."]
[null,"Clean Energy Solutions, Inc.","ddayton@cleanenergysol.com","617 491 0443","Clean energy microgrid consultant","Partner;","Northeast, MidAtlantic, and Southeast","Design of neighborhood-led virtual microgrids, feasibility assessments, energy efficiency and renewable energy engineering, fundraising, economic modeling, nonprofit and municipal governance, mentoring and training NPO staff","CESI is the designer and lead technical developer of “Microgrids Without Borders” in Boston’s\nChinatown and Chelsea, MA, as described in MA Clean Energy Center’s “Community Microgrid\nFeasibility Assessments” and National Public Radio/WBUR broadcasts. CESI prepared RFPs for\nthe selection of ESCOs in both communities, resulting in the selection of nationally-recognized experts to design and finance solar, battery storage, and energy efficiency improvements to Section 8 apartments, critical municipal facilities, and other buildings in need of clean-energy-based resilience. This design is especially suited to municipal programs intending to expand an initial microgrid to other facilities, since it does not depend on interbuilding wiring or utility approvals. The unique neighborhood microgrid design is based on community leadership, wireless expansion irrespective of electrical contiguity, and resilience based on fossil-free energy."]
[null,"Emergency Food Bank of Stockton ","Leonard Hansen ","(209) 464-7369","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Stockton, CA","Food Distribution to needy families and Food-As-Medicine Programs","Energy renovation on existing warehouse and we're building a second warehouse "]
[null,"Rural America Initiatives ","dgangloff@rushmore.com","605-341-3339","Indigenous non-profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Rapid City, SD","School","To make changes to the building, and incorporate features in an expansion that mitigate climate change. "]
[null,"Epiphany UCC","umestl@epiphanyucc.org","314-772-0263","Religious non-profit","Subrecipient;","St. Louis, Missouri","N/A","We are a church seeking to make energy efficient improvements to our building."]
[null,"Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church","messiahbc@att.net","989-893-4444","Religious Organization (church)","Subrecipient;","Bay City, Michigan, USA","Outward reaching congregation; large community involvement and presence; building/facility used by local community organizations other than the congregation","The boilers for our current heat system were installed in 1998 and are at the end of their life cycle. They are approximately 60% efficient natural gas burning (which was the average for that era). We are looking to replace the two current boilers with one energy efficient natural gas boiler (up to 98% efficient). "]
[null,"Delaware's State Energy Office","heather.hubbard@delaware.gov","302-735-3352","Statewide Energy Programs","Partner;","Delaware","Program management; Federal grants; Administration; Renewables; Environmental justice; Energy efficiency; Grid resilience; Energy and community programs","Not a non-profit, but looking to partner with a non-profit to help deploy assistance to Delawareans."]
[null,"Fayetteville Free Library","lflanagan@fflib.org","315-637-6374 x306","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Central New York","We have been exploring green energy/ sustainable initiative for the last five years.  We have successfully installed two EV charging stations.  We have been working with local sustainable energy advocates to decrease our own footprint and promote sustainability programing.","We seek to improve our over 100 year old/ historic building with better insulation and geothermal heat pumps. The library has lead the way in our area by subscribing to a solar farm and having the majority of our electric usage covered. We actively promote sustainability programs as part of the Sustainable Manlius Committee- hosting the first Town of Manlius Earthfest event, hosting the first Village of Fayetteville Buy Nothing Event, and holding Adirondack Mountain Club training classes at the library."]
[null,"Lake Region Electric Cooperative","jkeener@lrecok.coop","918-772-6940","Consumer Electric Cooperative","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Our service area geographically location is  7 counties in Rural Northeastern Oklahoma ","Energy efficiency for our membership as a whole","To assist and educate our membership as a whole on energy efficiency "]
[null,"CMTA Inc.","jsarmiento@cmta.com","571-422-1294","Energy Audit/Project Management","Partner;","Northern Virginia","Construction Management, Energy Audit, Solar, Geothermal, Lighting, HVAC, Full building Renovations ","CMTA has full capabilities to develop an energy project to renovate a building to reduce energy consumption and provide proper lighting and ventilation. "]
[null,"St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Lewisburg, PA","standrewslbg@gmail.com","570-524-2061","religious organization","Subrecipient;","central Pennsylvania","Our congregation is installing a solar array and would assist others in doing the same.","We are seeking the remaining $10,000 of funding for our project which totals $83,000."]
[null,"Machne Gila ","Joel@machnegila.org ","718-972-2894 ","Religious ","Prime recipient;","New York ","Summer camp","Solar and renewable "]
[null,"YMCA of Southwestern Indiana ","pope@ymcaswin.org",8124239622,"Not For Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Gibson County, Indiana","Health & Wellness, Youth Development, Social Responsibility  ","We are in need of assistance in upgrading to more energy efficient windows in an aging facility.  We have launched a capital campaign and have secured dollars to enhance a YMCA facility that is in Princeton, Indiana- a rural community in Gibson County.  The YMCA is in an old school building (Lowell South Elementary) built in the 1960s.  Due to the number of windows the cost of the replacement proved to be too expensive and was removed from the project scope.  A grant will help us to see energy savings from more efficient windows but also enhance spaces where children, teens, seniors and adults will dwell.  "]
[null,"Beth Jacob Congregation and Center","Exec@bjsd.org",6192879890,"Faith Center","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","San Diego's College Area","Orthodox Jewish Congregation with full service campus including 54 apartment units, community park, and programming space. ","Happy to Partner or lead a partnership to benefit the agencies and reduce energy consumption.  "]
[null,"EZ Energy Services","Support@ezenergyservices.com",7183884084,"For Profit LLC","Partner;","New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida, Massachusetts, Illinois","usage output. energy leaks. lighting, insulation, hvacs. bill audits. grant analysis and integration. benchmarking.","We audit, broker, and provide a full array of energy efficient services to clients. From assessing current output to how to best improve."]
[null,"Don Harrington Discovery Center","kdaniels@dhdc.org",8063559547,"Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado","Informal learning in museum settings.","Reduce reliance on local power grids and become a model for adapting to renewable energy that has been slow to gain a foothold in our area. "]
[null,"Women Who Charge","womenwhocharge@gmail.com",7209492020,"Non Profit ","Subrecipient;","Denver Colorado","EV Charging Station - Workplace charging program development","Our program is geared toward entrepreneurs and small business leaders who want to engage in EV technology but might be concerned about implementing or maintaining EV charging stations on their own in the long term. We seek operational funding for outreach to to provide technical assistance."]
[null,"Sustainable Westchester","Rachel@sustainablewestchester.org","914-242-4725 ext 106","Non profit","Prime recipient;Partner;","Westchester County, NY","Building owner's representative, thermal energy networks, new construction, RFPs, funding, feasibility, affordable housing, geothermal, workforce, podcast, case study, program admin, project management, community engagement","Design, engineering, construction, technical assistance, financial assistance"]
[null,"Foundation of Shalom Park","tbeattie@shalomcharlotte.org","704-944-6840","Religious/Education/Community Services/Medical","Prime recipient;","Charlotte, North Carolina","Currently functions as landlord, property manager, project/construction manager, security, maintenance and real estate management for 13 non-profit organziations.","The goal is to ensure the energy efficiency and operation of over 300,000 SF of indoor building(s) space and 52 acres of infrastructure.  Specific related projects have not been identified."]
[null,"South Eastern Council of Governments","sophie@secog.org","(605) 681-8184","Planning District (Council of Governments)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Southeastern South Dakota (Minnehaha, Lincoln, Clay, McCook, Union, and Turner counties)","Applying for and administering state and federal funds to municipalities and county governments.","Same as above."]
[null,"Temple Bat Yam of East Fort Lauderdale","info@templebatyam.org","954-928-0410","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","South Florida","Project management and coordination of construction projects. Organization of community projects","Upgrade of existing HVAC units to high efficiency units. Installation of solar or wind on roof or property."]
[null,"Trane","chase.barrow@trane.com",9184043218,"Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Equipment and Installer; Energy Management System Equipment and Installer; Energy Managers; Program Managers","Partner;","Oklahoma","HVAC, Financial Analysis, Certified Energy Manager, LED Lighting, Building Operations, Building Automation, Energy Management System, HVAC Optimization, Indoor Air Quality","As a climate leader, Trane is committed to reducing the global carbon footprint. We recognize that the built environment generates a staggering 39% of the world's annual carbon emissions, and HVAC systems account for 40-60% of a building's total energy usage. With our proprietary analytical tools, we can identify low-cost, high-impact energy efficiency measures. Trane's energy management services, which include HVAC recommendations and renovations, can help non-profits reduce utility costs and improve sustainability. Let us help your organization make a positive impact on the environment while staying within your budget."]
[null,"Slipstream","dvigliotta@slipstreaminc.org",6082107143,"Nonprofit","Partner;Prime Recipient","Midwest, northeast","• Portfolio-wide building decarbonization planning\n• Emerging technologies, building electrification and distributed energy\n• Energy modeling\n• Energy efficiency program implementation\n• Workforce development\n• Cultivating public, private and utility partnerships","Slipstream is a nonprofit organization with the mission of accelerating climate solutions for all. We have deep expertise in engineering, implementation, and analysis of emerging technologies and building decarbonization. We have extensive experience in the design and delivery of education and training to support our stakeholders in helping them reach their goals. Slipstream has developed several strategic energy plans for nonprofits, schools, municipalities and government agencies to help them with their sustainability journey. We have also conducted energy research on affordable housing and manufactured homes, and administered income-qualified programs for utilities and states across the U.S. "]
[null,"Genesee Country Village & Museum","info@gcv.org","585-538-6822","Museum (501c3)","Subrecipient;","New York State - Rochester & Buffalo, primarily","Educational programming (K-adult)\n19th century NYS history (Historic Village)\nArchitecture, interpretation of daily life, trades (tinsmith, blacksmith, cooper, pottery, etc), farming\n17th-20th century wildlife and sporting art (Art Gallery)\n19th century costumes & textiles (Art Gallery & Costuming Dept)\nLocal habitat & environmental stewardship (Nature Center)\nMaple sugar production, foraging, hiking, cross country skiing, fishing, etc. (Nature Center)\nand more!","Genesee Country Village & Museum's (GCV&M) visitor services buildings and offices were built in the 1960s-80s. The Museum conducted a NYSERDA energy use survey before the pandemic and there is great need to replace/upgrade doors, windows, lighting, and HVAC systems to make our buildings more energy efficient - this will give visitors a better experience on our site, have a positive impact on our organizational expenses, and align with our organizational values of responsibility and environmental stewardship. We are able to turn many of these projects into public educational opportunities. "]
[null,"Yeshiva Ohr Boruch","businessoffice@yobvc.org",7732620885,"School","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","Education K-8 school","Upgrade systems to be more energy efficient. "]
[null,"Madison Community Co-op","maintenancecoordinator@madisoncommunity.coop","608-251-2667","Housing","Subrecipient;","Madison, Wisconsin","affordable co-op housing,","We have 10 co-op houses that would greatly benefit from having update infrastructure which would decrease operating expenses, and increase quality of life for our members."]
[null,"East Michigan Environmental Action Council","dee.emeac@gmail.com",3135561702,"Non-Profit 501C3","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan","Environmental Justice\nWater Affordability and Access\nFacilities Management\nCommunity Engagement\nYouth Education\nGrants Management & Institutional Advancement","We have a 34,4000 sq-ft building of over 100 years old, with historical designation, in the heart of Detroit and we need to retrofit the building to save on energy costs and we want to model sustainable building in our community. We operate the space as an independent community center and we want our building to help make our community more familiar with green building technology and environmental sustainability. "]
[null,"Green Energy Innovations","elliott.park@geinnovationsinc.com","(323) 622-1930","Small Business","Partner;","California","Areas of Expertise:\n- EV charging\n- photovoltaic (solar)\n- battery energy storage systems\n- LED lighting\n- retrofit stadium lighting","Green Energy Innovations is a Southern California-based company that specializes in retrofitting and installing LED lights, EV charging stations, solar panels, and battery storage systems. We have 17 years of experience in the lighting industry.\n\nMost recent projects include:\n- Puente Hills Ford and Nissan Dealerships\n- UC Davis Shields Library\n- Delano High School Gene Beck Football Stadium\n- Sanger Unified School District\n\nWe look to partner with primary recipients/subrecipients to reduce energy use and utility costs by installing the latest technology."]
[null,"Energy Efficient Technologies","Jmearman@eSquaredT.com","800-344-8132","LLC","Subrecipient;","national USA","35+ year Licensed Professional Engineers with over 200 technologies to save energy and carbon footprint","We have one technology that saves 20% on average in every HVAC system and refrigeration system with paybacks under 2 years.  A one-time installation provides savings every year for the life of equipment producing ROI of 400-600%. Over 150,000 installations on 6 continents with zero voided warranties or insurance claims for issues in 20 years."]
[null,"Community Violence Intervention Center (CVIC)","grantadmin@cviconline.org","701-746-0405","Nonprofit 501c3 (domestic and sexual violence crisis center)","Subrecipient;","Eastern North Dakota (Grand Forks County)","Domestic and sexual violence advocacy, intervention, and prevention","We need to replace the leaky windows and old HVAC system to increase energy efficiency and lower the burden of overhead/energy costs."]
[null,"ms consultants inc.","info@mcconsultants.com",6148987100,"architectural and engineering firm","Partner;","Ohio, PA, IN, NC, KY, WV","planning, energy assessor, building renovations, ground mount or rooftop solar, microgrids, ev charging, ","By addressing the immediate and long-term needs of our energy clients, ms consultants’ engineers design improvements that save energy and time.  ms provides planning, engineering, architecture, and construction services to support all types of energy infrastructure. We provide these services to agencies, nonprofits, and municipalities to decarbonize their operations, provide green energy choices and power security. Program management is provided through our energy service practice. "]
[null,"YMCA of the Roses","help@rosesymca.org","717-812-0119","501c3","Subrecipient;","York and Lancaster, PA","Facility management for aquatics, youth programs, wellness services, athletics, childcare, social serivces, low-income housing, and early childhood education","We have 2 facilities in York City and Spring Grove that need to be updated to become more energy efficient, decreasing utility costs and minimizing our environmental impact. Our facility in York City is a YMCA branch that has wellness services, youth programs, low-income housing units, a pool/sauna, and social services. Our facility in Spring Grove, which will be constructed in 2023 to 2024, will house multiple nonprofit organizations, including a YMCA branch, senior center, food pantry, youth development program, and church, and could use funds to ensure energy efficient systems upon completion."]
[null,"McRae-Gaines Learning Center","jdeamerconsulting@gmail.com ","(334) 872-8078","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Dallas County, Alabama","Education","Solar Energy Improvements"]
[null,"Ideaworks, Inc.","hello@ideaworks.co","(850) 434-9095","Marketing and Public Information","Partner;","Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, NC","Public Education, Public Information, Community Engagement","Able to provide grant support, public information and marketing support, community engagement materials and events"]
[null,"Advanced Solar","nick@advanced.solar ","202-505-5401","Solar Systems Provider","Partner;","Dallas County, AL; US","Commercial Solar Systems; design, engineering, and build-out of larger commercial systems for schools, churches and government buildings.","Able to support nonprofits with planning and executing customized solar solutions"]
[null,"TNM Social Services Consulting, LLC ","tnmsocialservicesconsulting@gmail.com","256-405-9465","tnmsocialservicesconsulting@gmail.com","Partner;","Southeast ","Program Management, Workforce Development, Grant Writing ","Program Managment "]
[null,"Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida","info@nhssf.org","786-237-2113","non profit 501 c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","South Florida, miami dade county, broward county, west palm beach, monroe county","NHSSF: CDFI  consumer lending, housing counseling services, real estate development lending. Clean energy lending, weatherization, skilled collaborator, financial assistance, community engagement, and program management services","We could partner with a larger CDFI or financial services institution. NHSSF is a skilled collaborator having managed $89 million of NSP2 funding thru a formal collaboration. NHSSF can bring a formal collaboration of at least 14 Florida based non profits. We can reach deeply into communities of color with roughly 1/2 of our customers being Latino.  We can bring minority and women contractors into our projects for installations as we work closely with a minority contracting organization.  We can grant or provide favorable clean energy lending products to recipients of energy efficiency implmentations. "]
[null,"Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kansas City","Info@bbbskc.org","816-561-5269","501c3","Subrecipient;","Kansas City, MO","One-on-one mentorship, family support, workforce development, college prep","We own one building in the Crossroads neighborhood of Kansas City and are in the process of acquiring the neighboring building. The new building will require renovations and will likely be the focus of our ask. "]
[null,"Climate Action KC","info@be-exkc.org","816-701-8308","Non-profit","Partner;","Kansas City metropolitan area (10 counties in Kansas and Missouri)","Our staff expertise includes real estate, design and construction, urban planning, and community outreach.  Our programs grow diverse local construction firms to be well-positioned for clean energy work including energy efficiency and solar.","Our signature initiative, Building Energy Exchange KC, advances building energy performance by mobilizing the professional expertise, funding, and technical resources needed to address affordability, improve the health and comfort of residents, and position Kansas City as a resilient and carbon-neutral region. We have established trusted relationships within the local real estate industry including our strong non-profit ecosystem. We work with several national implementation partners who can expand our capacity for deep technical support dependent on sub-recipient pool.\n\nWe are looking for non-profit sub-recipients who are interested in participating in the program and can feel empowered in influencing our implementation process."]
[null,"Sustainable Grand","todd@sustainablegrand.org","513-722-5752","Community Organizer for energy efficiency/upgrades and related programs.","Prime recipient;Partner;","Grand County Colorado (80517, 80498, 80446, 80466, 80459, 80442, 80447, 80478)","Energy audits, building efficiency upgrades, building codes, rebate program management, residential/commercial education, builder education, municipality support, clean energy expansion, weatherization.","We currently program manage the Colorado Energy Office Sustainable Rebuild program after a devastating wildfire which destroyed 400 homes.  Staff capacity for outreach, education and program management is our biggest constraint.  Capacity for energy audits and energy modeling are also limited.\n On an adhoc basis, we currently consult with non-profits, schools and workforce housing projects to be more energy efficient, use fewer fossil fuels and plan for renewables on their properties."]
[null,"Junior League of Kingsport","Jlkingsport@gmail.com","423-245-1321","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Kingsport, TN","Voluntarism, developing potential of women, improving communities, training volunteers, focus on women’s and children’s charities","The Junior League of Kingsport’s offices are located in a historic building in downtown Kingpsort, TN. The current heat pump is 23 years old, and needs to be replaced. The cost of the replacement is estimated to be ~$6500, but will save our organization significantly in energy costs. Other energy updates to the building would help significantly, as much of the structure is original to the 1920s building. "]
[null,"YMCA of Walla Walla","info@wwymca.org","509-525-8863","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","Walla Walla, Washington ","Has capacity to organize and facilitate other non profits ; have managed subrecipients and other multi-faceted grants and awards; expertise in project management, reporting, financial monitoring ","Our rural YMCA is working to comply with state-mandated clean/energy efficient  building act regulations and has partnered with energy consultants, for profit businesses, other nonprofits and other YMCAs to address the need and cost to modify facilities for improved energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Snake River Basin Innovation District","marsha.mcdaniel@inl.gov","208-243-7262","501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Idaho","Energy and Net Zero and Environmental Justice","TBD"]
[null,"Chattahoochee Council BSA","stephanie.payne@scouting.org",70963272634,"501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Columbus, West Point, LaGrange, Georgia","We are a Boy Scout Council that operates an office building with two tenants and two camp facilities with over two dozen structures between the two camps.","Any and all assistance to upgrade all of our facilities' energy efficiency."]
[null,"Texas Interfaith Power & Light","bee@texasimpact.org","512-472-3903","statewide, interfaith, part of national IPL network","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Texas","faith-based, 50 years old, 25K+ members in all TX counties, significant understanding of TX EE policies, previous subcontract experience w similar project in TX","Can recruit, convene, and mobilize large numbers of houses of worship (HOW) and related faith-based ministries to undertake large and small EE projects, including collaborative partnerships among HOWs to lift up low-income and other marginalized congregations/communities"]
[null,"National Glazing Solutions LLC dba NGS Films and Graphics","mark.carlson@filmsandgraphics.com","866-338-4694","Nation’s largest licensed 3M sun control and security window film contractor","Partner;","North America","Measure existing window energy performance.  Calculate window improvement with 3M window films.  Whole-building energy modeling and simulation.   Calibrate simulations to actual utility information for accuracy.","NGS is the nation’s largest 3M window film contractor and only window film contractor with in-house energy engineering and services.  As the only building envelope finalist in the U.S. General Service Administration (GSA) Green Proving Ground, NGS in partnership with 3M is leading governmental organizations with cost-effective, high-impact, energy efficiency and safety improvements.  Contact NGS for a no-cost site survey using our proprietary auditing tools and we’ll provide 3M’s best solution that has been independently tested to known and accepted national test methods."]
[null,"Energy Trust of Oregon","inndevsvcs@energytrust.org","(866) 368-7878","nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","state of Oregon","technical support, financial incentives, operations and maintenance projects, energy upgrade projects, strategic energy management","Energy Trust of Oregon is uniquely situated to aggregate interest from nonprofit-owned buildings and support them through the planning and development of energy upgrade projects, including braiding federal funding with in-state funding sources."]
[null,"Philadelphia Green Capital Corp","info@phillygreencapital.org",2156864483,"501c3 green bank ","Prime recipient;Partner;","Philadelphia area","Green bank with financing tools for nonprofits to pay for solar & energy efficiency","Funding for technical assistance to scope projects and guide NFPs from concept to execution\nFunding to offset project costs for NFPs"]
[null,"The Beacon Project, an alliance of nonprofits on Cape Cod who are reducing their carbon emissions.  The Project was pioneered at Heritage Museums & Gardens (a 501C3), Sandwich, MA and expanded to several places of worship across Cape Cod. ","holtgreendesign@gmail.com","978-852-0950","Non-profit organizations across Cape Cod working to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Prime recipient is a 501C3. ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Cape Cod or Barnstable County","We provide technical energy analysis and building and equipment evaluation for nonprofits to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.  We help with planning and implementation as well.  We have done this with many nonprofits with great success.  We develop a plan, and then a tracking system for their use. ","For nonprofits across Cape Cod, who don't have the technical or planning bandwidth, we provide analysis of energy use, evaluation of equipment, options technically, and access to resources and incentives to do what is needed to slow the emissions of carbon dioxide.  We work with their maintenance and finance teams to develop a strategic plan and ongoing maintenance program.  "]
[null,"South-central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource (SPEER)","ejohn@eepartnership.org","512-279-0754","REEO - not for profit","Partner;","Texas/Oklahoma","Codes, Training, Collaboration, Convening, Texas and Oklahoma stakeholders","N/A"]
[null,"Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance","doefoa@mwalliance.org","312.587.8390","Nonprofit","Partner;","OH, IN, IL, MO, KS, KY, NE, SD, ND, MN, IA, WI, WV, MI","building science; building energy code compliance, implementation & benchmarking; energy efficiency policy development; supplier diversity & workforce development; program delivery best practices","At MEEA, we leverage our expertise to be the Midwest’s leading resource for our members, allies, policymakers and the broader sector to promote energy efficiency as the essential pathway to achieve a clean, affordable, equitable and sustainable future. MEEA develops connections and engagement opportunities for a diverse group of organizations to collaboratively create practical solutions. MEEA serves as a technical resource and promotes program and policy best practices and highlights emerging technologies, all to maximize energy savings, reduce costs, improve resiliency and lower energy burden. "]
[null,"Calvary Lutheran Church & School","businessmanager@clcs.org","317-783-2000","Church & school","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis, IN","None","We need to convert from inefficient fluorescent lighting to LED lighting and replace several inefficient/failing HVAC systems."]
[null,"Jonathan Friedman","jfriedman@templebethel.org","980-445-8536","Synagogue (House of Worship)","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","Community services; pastoral care; and religious worship","Upgrade to more energy efficient HVAC systems; exploration of energy-efficient solutions elsewhere (i.e. solar) as second priority."]
[null,"Medici Road","Info@mediciroad.org","202-630-1115","Community development ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","DC, MD, VA, GA","Community engagement, evaluation, program management ","Needs: partner in building a total portfolio\nCapabilities: We have a few buildings, staff to support programming and reporting, and energy consultant partners"]
[null,"Kansas Energy Program at Kansas State University","rhamel@ksu.edu","785.532.3351","Non-profit/university","Prime recipient;Partner;","Kansas","Energy assessments, grant management, energy efficiency education and outreach, REAP grant technical assistance, technical support for state's energy performance contracting program. ","See above in regard to capabilities. Our program would be interested in serving as a prime recipient or partner. We work primarily with small rural businesses and agricultural producers, but are often contacted by non-profits seeking assistance. We do not currently have funding to provide assistance to these non-profits. "]
[null,"Helping Hands Humane Society Inc","grace.clinton@hhhstopeka.org","785-233-7325","501c3 nonprofit animal shelter","Prime recipient;","North-East Kansas/Shawnee County, Kansas","Animal welfare, public safety, animal sheltering","Lighting needs converted to LED to save energy costs, interested in upgrading heating and air to more efficient systems "]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Brandywine","missionadvancement@ymcagbw.org","610-643-9622","501(c)(3) - Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Chester County, Pennsylvania","The YMCA of Greater Brandywine currently manages facilities and grounds for 7 campuses across Chester County, with wide-ranging experience in energy use, utilities, and infrastructure for indoor and outdoor recreation and educational space. The YMCA is also an established non-profit within each of the seven communities with an extant network of partnerships. ","The YMCA of Greater Brandywine has 7 separate campuses across Chester County in 7 different municipalities. The size, usage, and daily public interfacing of each location means any improvements could have the capacity to reduce energy use and reduce carbon emissions. The YMCA is a community connector, with existing partnerships with other non-profits and community organizations, providing the potential for a substantial impact. "]
[null,"Dixon School of Arts and Sciences","smithm@dixonschoolota.org ","(850) 435-0511","Private School","Subrecipient;","Pensacola, FL","We are a Title I school serving disadvantaged K-8th grade children","Solar energy for our school"]
[null,"Ach Tov Vchesed","grant@breslevoffice.com","718-384-1652","nonprofit school and synagogue","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","sullivan county","we are experienced in grant management and fiscal compliance of large awards","we are interested in upgrading HVAC systems at ours and other nonprofit older facilities"]
[null,"St. Joseph's University, New York ","fbollag@sjny.edu",6318961252,"Private Higher Education ","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, New York","N/A","We maintain a campus of 5 buildings in a historic district of Brooklyn, New York. Many of our buildings are more than 100 years old and require updating of windows, roofing, weather sealing and HVAC systems. "]
[null,"Grandview Community Center, LLC","gdilk@aol.com","860-268-0219","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Eastern/Central Tenn. specifically Grandview Tn. ","Program Management","furnish and install replacement window and Purchase and installation of solar panels and battery.  Any upgrades to the building electrical panel as required"]
[null,"Pacific Gateway Center","info@pacificgatewaycenter.org",8088517010,"Nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Honolulu","Business Development, Immigrant and Refugee Services, ","Upgrade key systems at key business incubator facilities, HVAC, Solar, Electrical, irrigation"]
[null,"Trinity Lutheran Church","narum@trinitybismarck.com","701-223-3560","Church - Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Upper Midwest","We have people familiar with systems and supplies which could help us reduce our energy use.","Change out the lighting system within our building to reduce electric consumption."]
[null,"Park Hill United Methodist Church","phumc.org","303.322.1867","United Methodist Church","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Denver metro area","As a mid-size church, we have the financial and administrative experience to monitor grant activities.  We also excel in leading social justice and mission activities.","Our ancient and large church building has many energy and other related maintenance needs.  A goal for us is to reduce money spent on energy and more on community needs.  We have a congregation of 650 people who are passionate about social justice.  We have had much success in collaborative projects with community partners and are diverse in race, age, income and education."]
[null,"California Catholic Conference ","spalko@caacatholic.org","916-477-0631","Non-profit ","Partner;","California ","As Director of Education, I support 12 diocesan superintendents, 200,000 students and 621 schools in California. ","Of the 621 Catholic Schools, over 50% are showing signs of deferred maintenance and have not had any energy efficient upgrades. "]
[null,"Focus: HOPE","weberc@focushope.edu","248-525-2767","Non-Profit, Multi-Program","Subrecipient;","Detroit, MIchigan","Licensed architect on staff. Versed in putting together bid documents and capable of project\nmanagement.","Multiple buildings on campus need building envelope insulation. Most HVAC systems are old and in need of high-efficiency replacements."]
[null,"Broadmoor Improvement Association","aks@broadmoorimprovement.com",5042495130,"501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Broadmoor, New Orleans, Louisiana (70125)","Social services, food insecurity, wellness programming, counseling services, enrichment programs, natural disaster resources, youth programs, community engagement","The Broadmoor Improvement Association is seeking funding to help support our HVAC system installation, in order to provide cleaner energy to our Community Center and build resilient infrastructure in the face of natural disasters. "]
[null,"Connecticut Science Center","apaterno@CTScienceCenter.org","860-520-2129","Science Museum","Subrecipient;","Connecticut or Hartford, CT","CT Science Center is a leader in STEM Education in CT but does not have technical expertise related to energy improvements and appreciates assistance from a Prime Recipient. ","To reduce energy costs and carbon emissions, the CT Science Center seeks to install solar panels (as envisioned in the original building design) and retrofit lighting to LED. A comprehensive energy audit is in progress to identify additional opportunities for energy savings. "]
[null,"Southern Scholarship Foundation","swoodin@southernscholarship.org","850-222-3833","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Tallahassee, Florida & Gainesville, Florida","Through rent-free housing and cooperative living, Southern Scholarship Foundation supports students who lack financial resources, demonstrate excellent academic merit, and exemplify good character attend institutions of higher education.","Southern Scholarship Foundation owns 25 scholarship houses in which low-income residents live rent-free while enrolled in colleges. Students only pay for their food and utilities, so this DOE program would further reduce their out of pocket costs by creating cost savings through energy efficiencies. The average age of original construction is 1986. Upgrades to HVAC systems, insulation, windows, solar, etc. would greatly reduce the burden for residents. Houses were converted to on demand natural gas water heating and LED lighting in 2016, but further energy reductions were too expensive to implement. "]
[null,"The First Community Christian Pentecostal Church of God Inc","providencej9@gmail.com",4078608807,"Non profit organization","Partner;","Orlando Florida","This is non profit organization have mision to serve humanity and provide Spiritual and Social services program for those in need from United States of America and over the World","Support humanity and help us"]
[null,"Amurri Divine Mercy Foundation Pty Ltd","aaron.chinyimba@amurridivinemercyfoundation.org",61450359699,"NFP organisation","Partner;","Global","Medical and healthcare, clean water, sanitation and waste managemnet","The Foundation is capable to deliver proactive policy measures in medical and healthcare services, provide clean water and improved sanitation built on productive control and management of waste in order to build and support a healthy livelihood in the world."]
[null,"Frank childress reserve property Committee ","Karen Madden","417-658-5285 ","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Newton county missouri","Grant admin, BOC Cert, nonprofit org. Community and local government contact","Needs: funded energy improvements, electrical upgrades , install, building and facilities construction."]
[null,"The Church of the Epiphany","mgtmcnaughton@gmail.com","(202) 347-2635","Church and attached parish building","Subrecipient;","District of Columbia","No expertise in technical aspects of energy efficiency.","The mechanical systems for the physical church, 179 years old, and  attached parish building, 112 years old, are outdated.The heating and a/c  are provided by a two pipe changeover system. The mechanical equipment, air handler units, thermostats, chillers, cooling tower and boiler were installed between 1997 and 1999. In 2011 the equipment was thoroughly cleaned and recalibrated where necessary, and sub components replaced. The current  needs: replacement of the AHUs, the boiler, the thermostats and the installation of a control system as none is in place. Heating and cooling are adjusted manually. The energy waste is colossal. "]
[null,"Marshalltown Elks Lodge #312","marshalltownelkslodge312@gmail.com","641-753-3557","501C3 (nonprofit0","Prime recipient;","The original Elks Lodge burned down in 1978.  The fraternal order of the Elks had to purchase the current building which was built in 1853.  The Lodge is located in central part of Marshalltown to help youth, veterans and the local community","I am Secretary of the Elks Lodge 312 and we received estimates from contractors for upgrades on the building.  The Lodge works with youth, veterans and helps in the community.","The Lodge needs energy efficient windows & doors.  The 4 doors do not seal properly and some floors have water damage causing some doors not to open properly.  The estimates we have received from contractors exceeds what the Lodge is able to pay with being a non-profit organization.  Getting the building energy efficient window, doors and floors repaired would help the Lodge save money so the Lodge can do more in the community to assist families."]
[null,"YMCA of Greensburg","info@gbgymca.org","724-834-0150","Non-Profit YMCA","Subrecipient;","Portions of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania","Before and after school enrichment, early childhood learning, adult care services, wellness and fitness, aquatics/drowning prevention, sports","Our facility is 110 years old and in much need of upgrades.  We are in the process of conducting a master plan for the building and we would love to invest in energy efficient upgrades.  We think our Y could be a model for other buildings in our area that are old, but can become \"new\".   "]
[null,"Congregation Be'er Yaakov of New Square","cnotis@byts.edu","845-362-3053","non profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Rockland County","Our organization has been recipients of grants promoting assistance to its low income population/student body and would be proactive in implementing further such projects that would benefit the community the organization serves. ","Institution of Higher Education with multiple buildings, some in use from 5:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Facilities are located in and service population of a low income community. With the rising costs of utilities, we would like to introduce as many efficiencies as possible to reduce utility usage and costs. "]
[null,"First Unitarian Church of Oakland","administrator@uuoakland.org","510-893-6129 x101","Church","Subrecipient;","West Oakland, California","The church employs a full time facility manager augmented by several professional technically trained and experienced congregants: General Contractor, Energy Auditor, Project Manager, Operations Manager. 2012 completed $5.4 Million remodel and earthquake retrofit project.  ","Staff and congregants are fully capable of planning, managing, procuring, accounting, and reporting the work to be proposed: weatherization and replacement of seven gas furnaces with electric heat pumps.   "]
[null,"Saint Leonard's Ministries","cathy.lesmeister@slministries.org",3127803192,"Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","Serving returning residents through housing, wraparound, and workforce programs since 1954","Saint Leonard's is renovating 1900's residential buildings that support returning residents. These buildings need much support in energy efficiency, systems, etc. An architect is already engaged and has completed schematic designs. "]
[null,"Flourishing Grace Church","email@flourishinggrace.org","(801) 292-1661","Place of Worship","Subrecipient;","Utah","Maintenance and upgrades of older buildings","We have an older building with some HVAC equipment in use since the 1990s. The two main areas of upgrades that would improve energy efficiency are replacing our old HVAC units (we have seven of varying sizes) as well as improving or adding insulation where possible."]
[null,"Community Climate Collaborative","info@theclimatecollaborative.org","804-201-6481","Climate Action Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Partner;","Virginia Cities","Local climate action and solutions, community engagement, energy efficiency, energy audits, facility decarbonization, commercial project facilitation, climate policy research, energy and transportation equity and decarbonization.","C3 builds coalitions for climate action at the local level. We start by engaging community members and organizations to take their own decarbonization action and identify existing barriers. This in turn informs our research and policy efforts which advocate for local structural change. Our commercial engagement work includes direct low/no-cost services offering energy/GHG audits and decarbonization project facilitation. We have facilitated numerous projects for community organizations, including nonprofits, schools and churches. We are positioned as a leader on emissions reduction in our communities, and our commercial expertise helps us gain the trust needed to serve as a decarbonization guide."]
[null,"Honeywell International, LLC","bradley.airey@honeywell.com","617-634-2463","Energy Services Contractor","Partner;","New England","Comprehensive Design, Engineering, Project Management & Implementation. ","Energy Service Contractor, specializing in guaranteed energy savings performance contracting programs."]
[null,"Seeley Lake Community Foundation","info@slcfmt.org","406-677-3506","501c3 nonprofit in a small rural community","Subrecipient;","Seeley Lake, Montana","Small community foundation in a rural valley in Montana. We house other local nonprofits in the collaborative building we own.","We need funding for energy efficiency upgrades. If we upgraded and insulated the roof on our log building, it would make a huge difference. We have partners who could help us get solar panels, but we need to get roof energy efficiency upgrades first. "]
[null,"Audubon Society of Rhode Island","jhall@asri.org",4019495454,"Environmental Conservation and Education Non-proft","Subrecipient;","New England","Environmental Education, Conservation and Advocacy","Rhode Island's oldest non-profit environmental organization teaches in every school district in the state about nature-based solutions to climate change. The state's largest private land owner protects significant wildlife habitats from coastal wetlands to forests. Manager of the state's Stormwater Innovation Center and largest nature center and aquarium, used for demonstration of sustainable living"]
[null,"Couleecap Inc. ","tom.mayne@couleecap.org","(608) 797-6006","Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;","Lacrosse , Vernon , Monroe, and Crawford Counties in Wisconsin ","Community Action Agency that provides Low Income Weatherization ,as well as several other federally funded programs within our service territory.  Have several BPI certified staff ,as well as admin. staff versed in federal grant requirements.  ","Agency currently has several aging office building, and Low Income Rental Buildings in need of Energy upgrades. Partner with several other Low Income Housing providers that also fall into a \"Federal Opportunity Zone \" area that we could provide technical assistance , and Project Management for. "]
[null,"The Senior Center, Inc.","info@cantorcenter.com","954-742-2299","501(c)3 Jewish nonprofit Senior Center and Alzheimer's/Dementia Adult Day Care","Subrecipient;","South Florida","Senior Services, Dementia Services","Energy improvements in Roofing, Windows, heating/cooling systems"]
[null,"Saint Elizabeth University","mscholz@steu.edu","973-290-4707","Higher Education Institution","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Morristown, NJ","Project implementation\nProject management\nProject reporting\nProject synthetization\n501(c)(3) non-profit\nOwned buildings\nPotential for high-energy savings\nHistorically serves local underrepresented communities","SEU is a 150-acre private, historic campus founded in 1899. SEU's eight facilities greatly require major retrofitting to increase energy efficiency, thereby reducing carbon emissions and utility costs. SEU's clean energy needs are as follows: 3-4 new flat roofs, 1-4 solar panels-including at SEU's greenhouse, campus-wide double-paned windows, motion sensor light switches in offices and classrooms, campus-wide automated water stations with bottle fillers, campus-wide low-flow toilets/urinals/shower heads/lavatory and kitchen faucets, campus-wide automated/motion sensor doors with push-buttons, campus-wide appliance upgrades (i.e., microwaves, stoves, ovens, etc.), 2-6 EV charging stations, a new cooling tower, and a boiler economizer."]
[null,"Baltimore Children's Museum (dba Port Discovery)","info@portdiscovery.org","410-864-2656","Museum","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Baltimore City, Maryland","Expertise: Grant management","Needs: Converting to energy-efficient lighting museum-wide (internal and external)"]
[null,"YMCA of the Rockies","awolf@ymcarockies.org","970.531.3829","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Colorado","Camps\n- Conferences\n- Family programming\n- Lodging\n- Outdoor education\n- Meaningful employment\n- Volunteer work\n- Partnerships\n- Community outreach\n- Project management\n- Outdoor recreation","YMCA of the Rockies puts Christian principles into practice through programs, staff, and facilities in an environment that builds healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. We will accomplish this by serving conferences of a religious, educational, or recreational nature, providing unifying experiences for families, offering character building and life-enriching experiences for today's youth, and serving our staff with leadership opportunities and productive work experiences.\nYMCA of the Rockies has completed a greenhouse gas inventory, identifying areas where efficiency upgrades would be beneficial. Working with a partner, we could move through the process of electrification together to receive energy savings."]
[null,"Leadership Foundations","info@leadershipfoundations.org","253-292-5991","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Network","Prime recipient;","United States - Affiliates are located in 30 US states","Capacity Building, Community partnerships, cross-sector partnerships and convening, bridge-building across lines of difference","Leadership Foundations, a global network of nonprofits, exist to see our cities (particularly their most vulnerable populations) flourish by engaging leaders of good faith and good will, building the capacity of others, and developing joint initiatives. Many of our local affiliates based in the US possess buildings to house their administrative and programmatic activities. However a number of these buildings are aging and inefficient. This grant opportunity will provide for much-needed upgrades in energy-efficiency to allow us to continue to serve our communities effectively."]
[null,"Congregation Beth Israel/Menorah Academy","Administrator@BethIsraelNola.com","504-454-5080","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Gulf South","Religious and Social Community Support","We would need funding updating our utilities to help become more energy efficient."]
[null,"Dismas House of St. Louis","mkean@dismashouse.net","317.797.3373","501c3","Prime recipient;","Missouri and Illinois bi-state area","Residential reentry services for justice involved individuals to enhance their chances for a successful return into their communities and to reduce recidivism.","The St. Louis area is at a tipping point where everyone must take responsibility for reducing pollution. St. Louis ranks among the worst in America for ozone and airborne particulates. Dismas House, is a heavy user of electrical power, as it houses up to 145 clients and staff 24 hours a day 7 days a week. By using  solar to power the building, provide summer cooling, and charging electric vehicles, Dismas House can enhance its ability to be a good community partner, substantially reduce its carbon footprint, and bring additional investment in an under invested area of the community."]
[null,"Central Baltimore Partnership (CBP)","awallace@centralbaltimore.org","410-709-1492","Community Economic Development Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Baltimore City, MD","Economic and community development, partner capacity building, operating and capital resource development, small business and nonprofit technical assistance ","CBP seeks to infuse this renewable energy monies into community development capital (re)development projects and help upgrade existing nonprofit facilities to build capacity of partners by reducing operating expenses, and reducing their carbon footprint. "]
[null,"First Evangelical Free Church","Operations@firstfreemoline.net","(309) 764-3381","501(c)(3) non-profit; church/house of worship/preschool","Subrecipient;","Moline, IL","Non-Profit: Church; Preschool; Counseling; Mentorships; Library; Worship; Youth and Child Programs.\nTechnical: Grants; grant-writing; HVAC updates; energy efficiency and green energy mindset.","Flat Roof replacement and insulation requirements and HVAC upgrades for our gym. Lighting upgrades are required as well."]
[null,"Moravian Home Inc","development@salemtowne.org","336-767-8130","501(c)3 continuing care retirement community","Subrecipient;","Winston-Salem, North Carolina","Providing care and support for 400+ older adults in residential living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and short-term rehabilitation","Our first building was constructed in 1972,and many additional buildings have been constructed over the past 50 years. We need many upgrades to improve energy efficiency so we can maximize budget dollars available to fulfill our mission."]
[null,"Jamestown Renaissance Corporation","jrc@jamestownrenaissance.org","716-708-6761","non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Jamestown, NY","grant administration, building improvements, outreach","We work with many properties to improve their buildings and make long term plans. "]
[null,"Nuworld Energy","rasean@nuworld.energy",6317101200,"Corporation","Partner;","Newark New Jersey","Energy auditing. energy management, energy analytics","Looking to team with a non profit organization to provide any assistance they may need"]
[null,"Energy Solutions Professionals, LLC","info@energyesp.com","913-381-2800","Energy Services Company (ESCO)","Partner;","Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma","• Guaranteed energy savings projects\n• Energy audits\n• Facility improvements\n• Lighting, HVAC, weatherization, controls, chillers, boilers, motors, windows\n• Renewable energy (solar, wind, geothermal)\n• Retro-commissioning\n• Grant Preparation Support","Energy Solutions Professionals (ESP) is a NAESCO accredited energy services company that helps organizations address energy saving opportunities, indoor air quality, and critical infrastructure needs in a budget-neutral manner. ESP is product, vendor and commodity independent, enabling unbiased solution development. We maintain streamlined operations in order to provide exceptional value-oriented services through a process we call energy efficiency|simply™. We have extensive experience leveraging grants, tax credits, rebates and other sources of funding to help pay for critical improvements to your buildings, resulting in healthier environments for all occupants."]
[null,"Neighborhood Services Organization, Inc. ","nso@sharpshootercommunications.com","nso@sharpshootercommunications.com","501c3 ","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma City, OK ","NSO transforms the lives of 247,000+ vulnerable Oklahomans each year by providing safe, healthy homes, oral health care, and nutrition support.","NSO carries out our mission – in part – by owning and operating three transitional housing units, one permanent supportive housing unit, and a Low-Cost Dental Clinic. There is an incredible need to decrease energy use and utility costs in each of our buildings. To support our residents, NSO pays 100% of the utility expense for our housing programs. We also heat and cool our headquarters and Dental Clinic. Utility costs have dramatically increased, impacting our lean budget. This limits the dollars we have available to cover other program expenses vital to serving nearly 250,000 Oklahomans a year. "]
[null,"Life Line For Excellence ","admin@lifelineoflouisiana.org ","985-614-2344","Non Profit ","Partner;Prime recipient;","Louisiana and Mississippi","We specialize in providing Program Management, Technical Assistance, and Community Engagement. Our marketing team has a list of non profits that are potential sub-recipients.","We are capable of providing all administrative and management services."]
[null,"Tulsa Area United Way","foundations@tauw.org","918.583.7171","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Tulsa, Oklahoma","Tulsa Area United Way (TAUW) unites people and resources to improve lives and strengthen our communities. To do this, TAUW — with thousands of individual donors and companies — raises more than $25 million each year to support innovation grants, collaborative initiatives, shared technology services, and 59 human services organizations.","Tulsa Area United Way has a long history of serving as a program lead on a variety of projects and programs. TAUW is a 501(c)(3) organization. We are an affiliate of United Way Worldwide. We have the capacity to curate a portfolio of potential subrecipients -- 59 partner nonprofits -- to optimize DOE goals. We have the capacity to make possible technical assistance and manage program activities, including reporting, project, and program management, for a portfolio of subrecipients. "]
[null,"Positive Deviancy","jade@positivedeviancy.com","703-9513798","Partner","Partner;","Nationwide","Funding, Partnerships, community, media, entrepreneurship, Clean Energy and Project Management","I am here to support"]
[null,"Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions","info@faithforclimate.org","703-239-3748","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Virginia","We are an interfaith alliance of 190+ faith communities focused on local climate solutions, including energy efficiency, renewable energy, resilience hubs, zero waste, mass transit, smart growth, electric vehicles and charging, local and regional climate and clean energy policy, local government partnerships, with a deep commitment to environmental justice.","We partner with Fairfax County to implement the Community-wide Energy and Climate Action Plan. We need more capacity to work with business partners on implementing energy efficiency measures in partner faith community buildings, including synagogues, temples, mosques, and churches in Northern Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. We have the expertise and relationships to provide technical assistance and program and project management across multiple subrecipient faith communities. Through our Solar Sanctuaries and Creation Care Kitchens campaigns, we work to make buildings energy efficient, electrified, and powered by renewable energy. Our partners include American Microgrid Solutions, Home Energy Medics, and Commonwealth Solar."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest","laura.terzigni@bgcmetrowest.org","508-485-4912","Youth Development, 501c3","Subrecipient;","Marlborough, MA","We are a youth development organization serving underserved youth.","Updating our HVAC systems to move away from oil and gas, towards more sustainable energy. We have quotes for mini-split units."]
[null,"Diocese of Davenport ","praet@davenportdiocese.org","563-324-1911 ","Nonprofit 501c3 Religious ","Subrecipient;","Southeast Iowa-The Diocese of Davenport covers 11,438 square miles (29,620 km2).  The eastern border is the Mississippi River. The northern border comprises Jasper, Poweshiek, Iowa, Johnson, Cedar, and Clinton counties. The western border comprises Jasper, Marion, Monroe, and Appanoose counties. The southern border is the Missouri state line.","• Project and Grants Management\n• Integrated Financial department\n• Active Social Action department\n• 501c3\n• Convening and facilitation\n• Education, outreach and training\n• Bilingual staff","The Diocese of Davenport is a small diocese in southeastern Iowa, home to 74 parishes, 14 Catholic schools, and supports a number of ministry works. A significant number of these entities are located in isolated rural areas where resources are limited.  The diocese also has an ever-growing immigrant and refugee population. The Diocese of Davenport would have the capability to provide TA and project management for a portfolio of diocesan 501c3 entities as a prime recipient.  Alternatively, it is interested as a subrecipient with lighting, roof solar and geothermal HVAC plans to meet the plan to be at net zero by 2050."]
[null,"AHC Inc.","jennifer.endo@ahcinc.org","571-236-7104","Affordable housing","Prime recipient;","Greater Washington DC-Baltimore Region","Affordable rental housing preservation and building\nSustainable construction\nResident engagement, education and support","Interested in funding to help us make energy efficient upgrades to our current portfolio, which includes many older buildings"]
[null,"Tyrone Area Public Library","director@tyronelibrary.org","814-684-1133","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Blair County, Pennsylvania ","Communication","We are in need of energy efficient upgrades to our lighting and HVAC systems. We would also be interested in putting solar panels on our roof, but the roof itself would need replaced first. It is a flat rubber roof. "]
[null,"Kansas Nonprofit Chamber","info@ksnonprofitchamber.org",3164406744,"State Association","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Kansas","Program Management, Budget Management, Community Engagement, Strategic Planning, Nonprofit Consulting, Grant Writing","The Kansas Nonprofit Chamber has the ability to engage nonprofit organizations across Kansas in participating in this program and assist with getting the word out to them. "]
[null,"St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church","st.mattlincoln@gmail.com","(402) 435-2226","Church","Subrecipient;","Lincoln, Nebraska","We are doing a major renovation of our building which was built in 1925. This renovation includes replacing most of our windows to increase energy efficiency and decrease our carbon footprint. When competed this fall we will have another non-profit using our building to house their elementary private school.","We have competed a comprehensive profile of our energy usage for the past 3 years including a professional energy audit with detailed information about the expected results of the new windows in reducing our carbon footprint. The costs of heating and cooling our building is putting a financial strain on our operating budget. Our organization is committed to long term strategic planning to become carbon neutral within the next 10 years. Our window project is currently in the construction phase. We think this puts us in a good position to be selected as a grant recipient."]
[null,"Berkshire Waldorf High School","business@berkshirewaldorf.com","413-441-5231","501c3","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","We are a non-profit high school.","We are purchasing a 200 year old building and want to fund energy improvements including solar on the roof."]
[null,"Girls Incorporated of Greater Lowell","tbringle@girlsinclowell.org","978-458-6529","Non-Profit, 501c3","Prime recipient;","Lowell, Massachusetts","GIRLS INC. INSPIRES ALL GIRLS TO BE STRONG, SMART, AND BOLD. Our programming focuses on the development of the whole girl. A combination of long-lasting mentoring relationships, a pro-girl environment and research-based programming equips girls to lead fulfilling and productive lives, break the cycle of poverty, and become role models in their community.","Renovations and upgrades to campus buildings that are over 80 years old. Need new, more efficient HVAC system, windows, insulation, roofing, and electrical upgrades. We have recently engaged in Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) abatement. "]
[null,"The Children's Museum of the Upstate ","jpagan@tcmupstate.org","864-233-7912","Children's Museum ","Subrecipient;","Upstate, South Carolina ","TCMU offers 60,000+ square feet of hands on, engaging, play-based learning for children ages 0-12.  Offering weekly programming in the areas of science, technology, engineering, art, math and health.","TCMU seeks to gain $50,000 in support to update our current HVAC software and hardware systems as well as update all museum lighting to LED hardware.  Both of these projects would have positive impacts on energy efficiency ultimately resulting in significant savings in energy costs for the museum. "]
[null,"Global Community Charter School","bholmes@globalcommunitycs.org",6174709335,"Charter School","Subrecipient;","New York City","contract management, facilities renovations, school administration","i'm not sure if this is an eligible use of this program, but our middle school HVAC system is old and in need of replacement.  We have a water cooling tower on the roof of our building and would like to switch to a more energy efficient VRF system.  "]
[null,"Dayton Society of Natural History","ceo@boonshoftmuseum.org",9372757431,"501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Ohio","STEM\nInformal education\nEnvironmental education\nCollections preservation\nHumanities\nNatural History\nHistory\nAnthropology\nAstronomy\nZoology\nArchaeology\nBiology\nChemistry","The organization serves an important role in our community by providing award-winning educational programs, engaging STEM experiences, affordable entertainment for all ages, and a robust collection. The organization owns and operates two sites that have buildings over 30 years old. Not only are many of our utilities less efficient older models, but they are also operating at a lower efficiency due to age. Though the upgrades are costly, we are gradually implementing more energy efficient options to become better stewards of the environment and our finances. Our facilities need energy efficient upgrades to HVAC, lighting, and water fountains."]
[null,"International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers Union (SMART)","tfinck-haynes@smart-union.org ","202-717-1945","Labor Union ","Partner;","Anywhere in the U.S. ","Commercial HVAC, energy efficiency and indoor air quality ","Specialize in building energy efficiency and indoor air quality. Workforce specializes in commercial HVAC, welding, Testing, Adjusting and Balancing (TAB) and roofing. Operate in every state in the U.S. and run a joint registered apprenticeship program with 148 training centers in the U.S. and Canada. Can help applicants meet DOE labor standards and provide a skilled, trained and certified workforce on the project. "]
[null,"Para Los Ninos","info@paralosninos.org","213-250-4800 Ext. 555","501 c3 Non-Profit Agency","Subrecipient;Partner;","Los Angeles City/County","Early Education - Head Start/Early Head Start\nCharter Schools\nYouth Workforce Services\nMental Health & Family Services\nCommunity Transformation & Systems Change","Our model provides a comprehensive, holistic approach to break the cycle of poverty through early education, charter schools, youth workforce services, family services, as well as extensive mental health and wraparound support for 10,000 children, youth, and families annually. Founded in 1980 on Skid Row, Para Los Niños is a trusted community partner with a track record of creating effective, culturally appropriate programs for low-income, primarily Latino children and their families in Los Angeles. We operate 17 sites and would like to update some existing buildings, as well as acquire new properties to meet the needs of our growing programs. "]
[null,"Green Building Alliance","chrisc@gbapgh.org",4127736000,"Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Western PA, northcentral WV","• Sustainable building expertise for schools and nonprofits\n• Operations and maintenance staff training for healthy schools and nonprofits\n• Ongoing support for schools and nonprofits via the 2030 District program","The Green Building Alliance (GBA) positively transforms the world through the built environment to achieve a healthy, sustainable, and just future for everyone. As Greater Pittsburgh’s founding authority on sustainable design, GBA helps to develop the market for high-performance buildings and communities, and assists manufacturers, designers, builders, developers, and policymakers in a collective effort to realize systemic change. GBA manages the largest 2030 District in North America, and in 2019, established Pittsburgh as the world’s 2nd International Center of Excellence on High Performance Building. GBA forms partnerships with organizations across Western PA and WV."]
[null,"Goodwill Southern California","info@goodwillsocal.org","323-223-1211","Non-profit social enterprise","Prime recipient;","Southern California","Workforce development, Career Pathways, Apprenticeship","Increase the energy efficiency of our buildings, install solar where appropriate, and develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure."]
[null,"Jewish Community Center of Santa Cruz dba Temple Beth El","Executive Director","831-479-3444","Religious, community center","Subrecipient;","Santa Cruz County","Strong programmatic expertise; limited technical expertise","replacing aging roof with p/v solar roof tiles\nreplacing old, inefficient natural gas furnaces and water heaters with heat pump units\nreplacing fluorescent lighting with LED lighting\nreplacing 30+ year old single pane windows"]
[null,"Cyrenius H. Booth Library","dlord@chboothlibrary.org","203-426-1561","501c3","Subrecipient;","CT","Organization is adept at educational programming","The need is for a more energy efficient building"]
[null,"Commonwealth Power LLC","Kyle@cmwpower.com",8046215127,"Solar, EV, & Battery EPC / Consultant","Partner;","Virginia, DC, and Southern Maryland","Solar integration (Rooftop, Carports, Ground)\nEV charge Stations\nBattery Backup\nEnergy Consultation","Commonwealth Power is a Virginia Limited Liability Company specializing in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) for commercial and municipal solar projects. Founded in 2013 in Richmond, Virginia, with over 25 MW of experience, the company has grown exponentially from just one person to a full-service team. The team has completed solar installations throughout Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Maryland. In addition to full scope EPC construction, Commonwealth Power performs limited scope construction and electrical subcontracting for other solar contractors with national reach."]
[null,"Olive Hill Historical Society, Inc. (DBA Olive Hill Center for Arts & Education)","cory@ohcae.org",6062071480,"Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Olive Hill, KY","We offer affordable, equitable access to arts, arts education, community education, historical education, cultural education, substance abuse prevention programming, a local public library, and community meeting spaces.","We own a 1929 built historic high school building with original windows. It is difficult to heat and maintain our programming through winter months due to high utility costs. We are seeking options to modernize our windows and implement solar power to reduce our utility costs so that we can be more effective for our service area."]
[null,"Vermont Interfaith Power & Light","info@VTIPL.org","802-829-0135","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Vermont","Program outreach; project review; technical support; disbursement of funds; project follow up","Need administrative support; part-time technical support"]
[null,"Canal Alliance","mariam@canalalliance.org","(415)306-0453","501c3 nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","San Rafael (Marin County), California","Bilingual, culturally competent:\nImmigration and Legal Services\nYouth Education\nAdult Education/ESL\nWorkforce Development\nSocial Services\nHealth and Behavioral Health\nAffordable Housing Program","Since 1982, Canal Alliance has been the leading service provider and community advocate for Marin’s low-income immigrant community. Our mission is to help Latino immigrants and their families break the generational cycle of poverty by lifting barriers to their success. To better serve our clients, we recently purchased a 17,171 square foot office building to house our immigration and legal services, social services, youth and adult education programs, and administrative offices. We are planning several energy-efficient upgrades to the building that will reduce carbon emissions and lower utilities costs allowing critical funds to be redirected to our mission-focused work."]
[null,"Talmud Torah D'Chasidei Gur","yankylttg@gmail.com","718-923-3113 Ext 120","School - 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn NY","We have experience in managing multiple government grants and projects.","We are going into a building which will need significant investment in order to curb the amount of emissions produced by the operations of the building. With this grant opportunity we would make the building a lot greener and efficient which we otherwise would not be able to do. This is a historic (Landmarked building) which has even more significance to bridging the gap between the old and new(renewable)."]
[null,"Aquarium Conservation Partnership ","kmcintyre@mbayaq.org","808-561-6929","non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","all of U.S. ","ACP aquariums are working together to:\n1. Reduce their own carbon emissions;\n2. Engage, inspire, and mobilize their audiences to act on climate issues in their communities; and\n3. Model climate action and resilience steps for the community.","The Aquarium Conservation Partnership (ACP) is a coalition of 27 U.S. aquariums working to conserve our ocean and freshwater ecosystems and committed to sustainable practices. As trusted, science-backed institutions that welcome millions of visitors each year, aquariums are uniquely positioned to engage the public in conservation."]
[null,"Bridgewater College","sbright2@bridgewater.edu","540-828-8113","Private College - 4 year","Subrecipient;","Shenandoah Valley","Have experience with sustainability on a college campus.  This includes the development of sustainable green energy, solar power, collaborations with ESCOs (Energy Services Companies), and green revolving funds for the continual development of energy saving projects on campus.","Bridgewater College can identify many energy saving projects on campus that will significantly reduce emissions as well as be educational opportunities for students. Specific projects could include reducing the dependence on a steam plant as well as the development of a solar project that would power most of the campus."]
[null,"The DoSeum (San Antonio Children's Museum) ","info@thedoseum.org","210-212-4453","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","South Texas","Informal Learning\nExperience Design\nCommunity Outreach\nSTEM Engagement ","The DoSeum, a popular museum of hands-on early learning, serves approximately 400,000 stakeholders annually. The museum campus and buildings are purposefully engineered to engage young learners, their caregivers and their educators in experiential and contextualized learning. The DoSeum co-develops curricula, trains educators, and strengthens communities of learning through a portfolio of hands-on/minds-on exhibitions, programs and events. "]
[null,"Bluffton University ","shriders@bluffton.edu","419-358-3362","Higher Education","Prime recipient;","Bluffton, Ohio","We house over 60 undergraduate programs at Bluffton University. Our mission is to prepare students of all backgrounds for life and vocation. ","Several of our residence halls need updated boilers or chillers, which are a significant source of energy consumption on our campus. "]
[null,"Children's Museum of Fond du Lac","info@cmfdl.org","920-929-0707","children's museum (arts and culture)","Subrecipient;","Midwest","Utilities expense analysis","The Children's Museum of Fond du Lac relocated to its current location in 2012 and repurposed an old grocery store.  The entrance to the museum is a set of double doors, that are original and need replacement.  Several windows around the facility are leaking and also need replacement.  Finally, it was built using cinder block, which is a process no longer used because of leaking and thermal loss."]
[null,"Ann Arbor 2030 District","annarbor@2030districts.org",7346452101,"501 c3 non profit","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Washtenaw County Michigan","Energy, water, transportation, benchmarking, energy audits, solar implementation, education programs","The A2 2030 District has a  growing portfolio of non-profits that have started the energy efficiency and energy transition journey.  We are eager to find resources, especially fundin,g for them to implement their plans."]
[null,"The German Marshall Fund of the United States","development@gmfus.org","(202) 683-2650","Think Tank 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Global, including the U.S.","democracy","Energy efficient materials the installation of which results in a reduction in use by a nonprofit organization of energy. Multiple improvements to deepen energy and cost savings and increase carbon reductions."]
[null,"Praxia Partners","laura@praxia-partners.com","614-304-1683","Developer","Partner;Subrecipient;","Ohio; Michigan; Midwest; Appalachia","construction, energy efficiency, project finance, renewable energy and real estate development, nonprofit capacity building ","Praxia Partners focuses on real estate and renewable energy development for nonprofits, government entities and public benefit including affordable housing, property management, construction and solar development. Praxia Partners understands the unique challenges and opportunities mission driven organizations face when considering ways to reduce their carbon footprint while still honoring their mission, and has decades of experience crafting tailor-fit projects for every partner. Praxia specializes in equitable development and pulls from a deep skillset of project development, project finance tools  and program management and community engagement experience to create innovative solutions for community development. "]
[null,"York Public Library","info@yorkpubliclibrary.org","207-363-2818","Public Library (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Maine (New England)","Library and community services, programming, information and education, community gathering place","Our building, originally built in 2000, is in desperate need of an energy retrofit. We have areas that were not properly sealed and insulated, which in Maine poses a major heat retention issue in the winter. Additionally, we are working towards a complete decarbonization of our building as part of our current strategic plan. We are in the process of engaging an Energy Services Corporation to undertake a complete overhaul of the building, estimated to cost around $1,000,000. Any funding to help support this would help. "]
[null,"YMCA of Klamath Falls","Hank.walling@kfallsymca.org","541-961-1794","Non-profit 501c3","Partner;","Klamath Falls, Oregon","Grant Coordinator for YMCA","We are in need of getting upgrades to our Child Care Center, the building is 100 years old and is in need of being more energy efficient."]
[null,"University of Missouri - Kansas City","heckbz@umkc.edu","816-235-2728","State funded public university, and/or 501(c)(3) organization","Prime recipient;","The University of Missouri - Kansas City owned campus buildings located in the city of Kansas City","The University wishes to deploy an advanced building automation system allowing for specialized sequences of operation tailored to each facility's specific operations, while still allowing ease of use by University staff.  Based on similar case studies, the University expects to save between 10 - 30% in energy use.","The University has been investigation building automation systems in order to advance our operational effectiveness and reduce energy consumption.  The WebCTRL building automation system has shown significant capabilities which would allow the University's facilities management staff the ability to perform advanced operation control of our buildings, all while providing a user friendly interface allowing operability by a greater range of staff. "]
[null,"Lutz Children's Museum","frontdesk@lutzmuseum.org","860-643-0949","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Manchester, Connecticut","The Lutz Children’s Museum provides a space for children to explore culture, history, and the natural sciences through internal and external exhibits, programs, and experiences.","The Lutz Children's Museum needs to replace our fluorescent lighting tubes with LED lights.  The LED lights will give us better quality lighting and a much longer lifespan. This changeover will have significant environmental and economic factors. As a non-profit charity, we are always looking for ways to direct funding directly to children's programming and the use of energy-efficient lights will aid in this goal."]
[null,"Fair Lawn Jewish Center","info@fljc.com","201-796-5040","501c3","Subrecipient;","Bergen County, New Jersey","We are a community service organization.","We have a HVAC system that is more than 40 years old. We would like to install more efficient units."]
[null,"St. John the Baptist Catholic School","jim.mclees@sjshbg.org ","707 433 2758","Catholic Elementary School (TK-8th)","Subrecipient;Partner;","Healdsburg (Northern California)","School Support members from the St. John's Community as well as Community Members of Healdsburg","We are in need of updating our oil based heating system as well as making our electrical systems throughout the school more efficient as well as eco friendly possibly with solar power."]
[null,"Fedsprout","contact@fedsprout.com","844-394-7268","Finance Partner","Partner;","Entire U.S.","Cost sharing; DOE grant writing assistance","We have a team of experts that provide consultation on cost sharing and proposal writing"]
[null,"Alanson Beautification Center","kellyjokitchen@gmail.com",5178195025,"501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Emmet County Michigan","Community Garden","The Hillside Garden (ABC) is need of upgraded electrical and lighting along the length of the garden. ABC is also interested in installing solar panels to promote and make use of advanced energy solutions."]
[null,"Kneeds Foundation","4Kneeds@gmail.com","816-459-0269","Disablity Housing","Subrecipient;","Missouri","Supportive and transitional housing \nWorkforce\nTransportion","Having adequate supportive and transitional housing is crucial for individuals with developmental disabilities in Kansas City, Missouri. It enables them to live independently and maintain their dignity and quality of life.\nSupportive housing provides a safe and stable environment where individuals can access the necessary support services, such as healthcare, transportation, and personal assistance. This type of housing also ensures that individuals with developmental disabilities have access to community resources, education, and employment opportunities."]
[null,"Michigan Interfaith Power & Light","director@miipl.org","248-537-9175","non-profit","Prime recipient;","Michigan","supporting houses of worship on energy efficiency and renewable energy, portfolio manager/energy benchmarking, focus on energy equity and energy democracy","supporting houses of worship on energy efficiency and renewable energy, portfolio manager/energy benchmarking, focus on energy equity and energy democracy"]
[null,"American Alliance of Museums","governmentrelations@aam-us.org","202-289-1818","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Association","Subrecipient;Partner;","Entire United States","Convening, collaboration, outreach, and grant partnership and implementation. ","Capable of reaching the approximately 30,000 museums across the U.S."]
[null,"California Interfaith Power and Light","gregory@interfaithpower.org",6503133998,"Religious Non-Profit focused on Climate Justice","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Bay Area, CA","Working alongside religious communities and non-profits. ","Wanting to learn but also engage how Houses of Worship can benefit from these funds."]
[null,"Energy Efficient Investments, Inc.","mdavey@eeiservices.com","603-423-6000","Energy Service Company (ESCO)","Partner;","New England","Performance Contracting, Building Management Systems, Heating, Ventilating, & Air Conditioning, Geothermal, Heat Pumps, Solar, Biomass, CoGen, District Heat, Envelope, Air Sealing","EEI is an energy service company (ESCO) that specializes in building & campus energy efficiency throughout New England.  We provide turn-key services for our clients with guaranteed results. Our work has been with k-12 schools, higher education, municipalities, multi-family residents, hotels, housing authorities etc."]
[null,"Fifth Christian Church","fifthchristiancinci@gmail.com","513-221-0577","Church","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Cincinnati, OH","Alternative Energy, Green Scaping","Needs-tankless water heater, Rewilding"]
[null,"Elwyn","mkraftson@elwyn.org","610-891-2411","Human Services Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia area","n/a","As the oldest human services non-profit of our kind, we are embarking on a plan to modernize our 150 year old campus in Media, PA with a goal of making it as energy efficient as possible. "]
[null,"Tulsa Air and Space Museum, Inc.","info@tulsamuseum.org","info@tulsamuseum.org","Museum ","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma","Museum, STEM Education, History, Humanities, Workforce Inspiration, Career Education, Aviation, Aerospace, K-12 Education","We are in dire need of a new sewer/lift station and control system; over 25 roof leaks on 3 buildings; 26 HVAC unit replacements; water flooding into building; lighting needed for safety; security fencing; sidewalk repair/additional needed; parking lot erosion."]
[null,"Gunnison Country Food Pantry","director@gunnisoncountryfoodpantry.org",9706414156,"Nonprofit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Gunnison, CO","GCFP would require some technical support; however, we are working in Partnership with Cold Harbour Institute, which has demonstrated expertise with solar initiatives. ","GCFP would like to spend its resources on providing food assistance to those in need. By upgrading to solar energy we can extend our care for the community to the environment while funneling monies where it matters, on our neighbors. GCFP has an established partnership with Cold Harbour Insitute and has some solar equipment set aside for the project. However, the infrastructure needed for the project is lacking and costly. Additionally, GCFP staff would need training on care, maintenance, and meter reading. GCFP has a financial need as well as a need for technical assistance training. "]
[null,"South Carolina Conference, The United Methodist Church","mnelsonsmith@umcsc.org",8037358781,"Faith-based ","Prime recipient;","South Carolina","State-wide resource office for United Methodist Churches in South Carolina that provides support for mission to those in need and community engagement.","Many of the buildings are very aged and in need of upgrading of their heating and cooling system as they cause high energy bills that could be used to provide more to make a difference in the community.  Also, these upgrades will definitely impact the use of energy and the footprint on the environment."]
[null,"Notre Dame of Maryland University ","cgalvin@ndm.edu",4105325314,"Institute of Higher Education/ 501 C 3 ","Prime recipient;","Baltimore City, Maryland ","• First Catholic college to award women bachelor’s degrees\n• Founded in 1895\n• Schools’ addressing workforce needs throughout Baltimore City and Maryland ","Notre Dame of Maryland University serves significant minority, first-generation, and lower income students, 48%, 35%, and 50%, respectively. As a small institution, resources are needed to create energy efficiencies to best provide comfort and safety for our students, faculty, and community members (student body of over 2,200). NDMU seeks DOE support for a number of critical energy projects, including: window replacements in the main dormitory; boiler replacements within campus buildings for heating; air-handler units; campus HVAC distribution system; HVAC chiller unit; replacement roofs in specific high-use buildings; and other critical campus energy projects where updated systems could increase fiscal resources. "]
[null,"Kirkland Community Center","communitycenter.bdk@gmail.com",8036737340,"Community Center","Subrecipient;","Kershaw County, South Carolina","Education, Children and Youth Programs, Senior Programs, Health and Wellness","Our building was formerly a school and much of the heating and cooling is outdated and produces high energy use and cost.  We have limited resources that could be freed up for more services to the community if not being drained by the high energy bills.  We also have staff that is capable and willing to help other nonprofits with technical assistance for this process."]
[null,"NEK-CAP, Inc.","jcollier@nekcap.org","785-742-2222 ext. 140","Community Action Program/Social Services","Subrecipient;","Brown County, Kansas","Programmatic expertise in the provision of services to LMI individuals and families through the administration of federal and state grants.  ","Primary administrative and training facility is in need of energy efficiency upgrades provided through braided and coordinated funding and technical assistance."]
[null,"Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities","mail@waicu.org","608-256-7761","Private, Nonprofit College and University Association","Prime recipient;","State of Wisconsin","College and University Facilities Manager Coordination and Collaborative Program Expertise","WAICU is a 501 (c ) (3) and would serve as the program lead. WAICU has the experience and ability to curate a portfolio of projects on behalf of members and to provide technical expertise and program management for colleges and universities as well as reporting for subrecipients.   WAICU has been providing these services for 23 colleges and universities for many years.   "]
[null,"Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation","OEI@wisconsin.gov",6082670317,"State Government","Partner;","Wisconsin","Administer State Energy Program Formula Funds, BIL Funds, IRA Funds","Potential to serve as a partner organization to 501c3 Prime Applicants in Wisconsin."]
[null,"Transduction Technologies","dholtzclaw@transductiontechnologies.com","(402) 213 - 3788","Technical assistance and program management","Partner;","Midwest","We provide engineering and facility maintenance consulting services from energy audits to design services to renovations to decreasing facilities carbon footprint. ","We provide our clients engineering and facility management consulting services to owners and managers of new and existing facilities. Our expertise helps senior leaders better understand and manage their facilities and organizations, synchronizing capital and life-cycle management. "]
[null,"Local First Arizona","nick@localfirstaz.com","602-909-4259","501(c)3 Nonprofit - Community & Economic Development","Prime recipient;","Within the state of Arizona","Transformational sustainability project planning (>51% change), implementation support, technical assistance expertise, capacity building programs for locally owned businesses, benchmarking","The Local First Arizona Sustainability Initiatives Team partners with local nonprofits and locally owned businesses to provide the knowledge and skills to implement sustainability projects that significantly reduce overhead costs while conserving resources, attracting customers and employees, and provide broad community and environmental benefits."]
[null,"South Central Human Relations Center","michele.merxbauer@schrc.com",5074558101,"non profit mental health center","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","NA","Windows, upgrades to heating/cooling systems, insulation, new doors to office building."]
[null,"St. Francis Springs ","sswayne@stfrancissprings.com","336 573-3751","non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Rural North Carolina","St. Francis is in the hospitality and service business.  ","St. Francis Springs is in need of energy-efficient improvements to its 140 acre, 35 bedroom property.  Specifically, it needs to develop solar fields to become as energy efficient as possible.  "]
[null,"Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha, Inc.","catholiccharities@ccomaha.org","402.554.0520","501c3 ","Subrecipient;","Omaha, NE","Each year, Catholic Charities programs and services meet the needs of 300,000 Nebraskans in crisis. ","Our programs and services are anchored in three Catholic Charities-owned buildings situated in areas of high need. Two of our buildings (our St. Martin de Porres Center in North Omaha and St. Juan Diego Center in South Omaha) have faithfully served surrounding neighborhoods for decades; these aging facilities are ideal candidates for the installation of materials to reduce energy use and decrease utility costs, and ultimately, free up precious financial resources to invest in our programs and services. Both buildings house food pantries and other critical services, which provide life-sustaining resources for low-income Omahans."]
[null,"Saint Rose of Lima School","srsdevelopment@strosemonroeville.org","260-623-3447","elementary Catholic school","Subrecipient;","Allen County, Indiana","none","We need to convert several inefficient / failing HVAC systems."]
[null,"Recovery Center of Medina County ","Recoveryadmin@medinarecoverycenter.org",3309522611,"Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Medina, Ohio","Culinary Training Institute ","Our building was built in 1858 and is in need of a complete HVAC system overhaul."]
[null,"Aeroseal, LLC.","commercialdevelopment@aeroseal.com","(877) 349-3828","HVAC optimization, duct sealing, and building envelope sealing solutions","Partner;","United States","• HVAC energy audits\n• Energy modeling\n• HVAC system efficiency\n• Duct Sealing\n• IAQ improvement\n• Ventilation, energy, and safety code compliance\n• Measurement & verification\n• Performance Contracting/ESCO\n• Workforce development","Aeroseal, LLC’s sealant technologies for HVAC ducts and building envelopes were developed in conjunction with the DOE and EPA. Our proven, patented process effectively seals ductwork from the inside out; eliminating manual labor and demolition and offering stakeholders a straightforward way to reduce costs and meet code and energy goals. Our American-manufactured products use software-based systems throughout the sealing process. Results are immediate and measurable, and our system generates a report showing before and after leakage amounts instantly. Buildings achieve improved air quality and code compliance immediately and increased efficiency and energy savings within the first month."]
[null,"Ameresco","dthobois@ameresco.com",8087223954,"Energy Solutions and Sustainability Finance Company","Partner;","Hawaii","Asset sustainability, energy infrastructure upgrades, building envelope sealing, energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy generation. ","Non profit we work with needs capital to offset project cost to reduce energy consumption of existing research center on Kauai.  Building envelope, HVAC, IEQ controls are needed.  We are capable of helping them with all. "]
[null,"Alaska Heat Smart","andy@akheatsmart.org","907-500-5050","Non Profit","Prime recipient;","Southeast Alaska","building energy assessments, heat pump optimization, weatherization assistance, income-qualified program administration and management, Healthy Homes grantee, energy efficiency incentive program management","Alaska Heat Smart educates and empowers home and business owners as they seek to implement cost-saving energy efficiency measures. AHS performs building energy assessments to derive data-driven options for heat pump adoption and energy efficiency retrofitting. AHS currently manages a city-funded home heat pump assessment program, a Housing and Urban Development 'Healthy Homes' lower-income remediation program, and a Dept of Energy funded 'Clean Heat Incentive Program'. Non profits across northern southeast Alaska have taken part in the AHS assessment program."]
[null,"Creation Justice Ministries","info@creationjustice.org","(202) 827-3975","Faith-Based","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","National","Faith-based communities","Able to organize 38 Christian denominations to make energy efficiency upgrades to their buildings."]
[null,"St. Mary's Center for Women and Children ","nlehan@stmaryscenterma.org",6174368600,"501c3 non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Dorchester, MA ","Multi-service organization supporting women, children and families experiencing homelessness offering residential and supportive services across the housing continuum ","St. Mary's Center for Women and Children (SMC) is a multi-service organization serving over 500 women, children, and families experiencing homelessness annually. SMC is launching a full 1.8-acre campus redesign which includes the gut-renovation of SMC’s residential and supportive services spaces and the new build of 45-56 permanent supportive housing units. SMC is housed in buildings ranging in age from 50-114 years old. The deteriorating buildings are grandfathered-in with the majority of systems past life expectancy and/or failing. This project includes the replacement of all systems, drastically increasing energy efficiencies, reducing carbon emissions and lowering utilities costs. "]
[null,"Goodwill Industries International","jennifer.davis@goodwill.org","240-333-5283","National nonprofit","Prime recipient;","To be determined","Workforce development, education and financial security services for the people we serve and employ, and sustainability through diversion of gently used goods from landfills.","There are 150 U.S.-based local Goodwill organizations with more than 3,000 locations that might be eligible for projects funded by this grant. The Goodwill network assists almost 2,000,000 job seekers each year. In 2021, we diverted 3 billion pounds of usable goods from landfills.  "]
[null,"GreenerU, Inc.","info@greeneru.com","(781) 209-5760","Design build climate action","Partner;","New England / Massachusetts","HVAC, decarbonization, renewal, energy efficiency, IAQ, lighting, renewables.  Climate action planning, energy planning, design engineering and construction management.","We are a turnkey solutions provider and offer planning, design engineering and construction management.  We help customers with the entire process of understanding challenges, identifying solutions and getting things done."]
[null,"Pilgrim UCC Church","roderb@att.net",9209227458,"church","Subrecipient;","Fond du Lac WI","community engagement","16 building windows are  in need of replacement. "]
[null,"Adirondack North Country Association","anca@adirondack.org","(518) 891-6200","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","The 14 northernmost counties of New York State","58+ years delivering programming for rural business stability and clean-energy support\n-Strong contractor, partner and subrecipient relationship management\n-Ability to leverage/manage large-scale funding opportunities","ANCA has contractor partnerships throughout Northern New York delivering energy efficiency projects and upgrades. Over 30 businesses have benefited just in the last year from ANCA’s support advising and contracting on insulation, heat pumps, roof repairs and more: totalling $300,000+ in direct support. ANCA’s Clean Energy program has worked with a wide range of clients for 15+ years, spearheading projects that revitalize local communities. We have already aggregated 23 nonprofits as potential subrecipients for the Renew America Opportunity and, in anticipation of building projects like these disrupting operations, are poised to concurrently offer strategic and financial planning services."]
[null,"Mid America Regional Council Community Services Corporation","marcinfo@marc.org","816-474-4240","Association of local governments and metropolitan planning organization","Prime recipient;Partner;","Bi-state Kansas City metropolitan area with emphasis on urban centers","Our organization works closely with nonprofit organizations offering a broad range of programs and services (Head Start); we offer strong fiscal management for federal grants; strong project management; knowledge of energy conservation, including support for Climate Action KC, strong research and evaluation services.","Many nonprofits serving at-risk children, youth and families struggle in older, less energy efficient buildings and could benefit from support for energy improvements. Our organization works with education, emergency assistance, affordable housing, culture and heritage organizations and others with similar facility needs and challenges, MARC has experience managing large construction projects."]
[null,"University of Detroit Mercy","serraam@udmercy.edu","313-993-1000","Higher Education","Prime recipient;Partner;","Metropolitian Detroit ","Energy-efficient Design\nInfrastructure Strategy\nCommunity Engagement + Capacity Building\nDesigning Just Environments\nArchitectural Design\nLandscape Design\nUrban Design + Neighborhood Planning\nSite Analysis + Design\nPublic Re-Purpose\nDesigning + Adapting Buildings to Address Climate Resilience\nClimate Justice","The Detroit Collaborative Design Center (DCDC) is a multidisciplinary, nonprofit design center based at the University of Detroit Mercy’s School of Architecture and Community Development (SACD). DCDC works with community partners citywide on a range of design projects that vary in scale. We focus on integrating community engagement and participation into design and planning processes, believing that local expertise leads to the best design strategies that reflect the culture and history of the people who live there. DCDC exists to bring high-quality and community-engaged design to all neighborhoods in Detroit. We engage, educate, and promote equity in design processes and outcomes.\n\nPeople of Color are frequently excluded from the decision-making process that will impact the design of their community spaces.  This often results in development that displaces the same people who have invested their lives in their communities. "]
[null,"Westminster Presbyterian Church, Madison, WI","dckornetzke@gmail.com","608-669-6030","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Dane County, Wisconsin","We have a proven record of demonstrating value-added expertise in contract review and negotiation, project management, financial stewardship, quality control, accountability and fulfilling community needs.","Seeking $200,000 in matching funds to upgrade 70-year-old energy-inefficient windows.  This project replaces the existing single-pane windows with USA Made, double-pane, energy-efficient windows that meet ENERGY STAR® certification standards.  The new windows will reduce heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer, resulting in significant energy savings.  The project aligns with the Department of Energy's mission to promote sustainable energy practices and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.  Recent facility upgrades for asbestos abatement and fire safety have depleted capital resources.  Savings from the project will enable our inclusive church to maintain its mission and community outreach."]
[null,"Jacob's House Inc.","webmaster@jacobshousetemecula.org",9517042349,"Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Temecula, CA","We are highly interested in energy efficiency projects","Updated insulation, lighting, and appliances as well as battery storage."]
[null,"Allen Temple AME Church-Atlanta","contact@allentempleatlanta.org","404-749-3316","Faith-based/Church","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","Fulton, Paulding, Polk, and Floyd County, Gerogia","Community engagement, Faith-Intellectual-Social-Human Capital Leveraging, and Family Development","Allen Temple-Atlanta has a campus comprised of an educational wing with seven classrooms, a 600-seat (lecture) hall, and a kitchen, all of which have outdated windows and window HVAC units. Our hall and kitchen are both opportunities for community ministry; however, we spend almost two times that of buildings of such capacity due to our lack of energy efficiency, which greatly drains funds that we hope to route to other community endeavors."]
[null,"All Saints Episcopal Church Winter Park","jbuddavis@gmail.com",9045564401,"Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Winter Park, FL","Religious Organization, Preschool, Creation Care/Environmental Stewardship, Local Non-Profit Foundation & Support","All Saints Episcopal Church is located in downtown Winter Park, FL. In addition to regular services, All Saints hosts an onsite weekday school & financially supports multiple local non-profit organizations. The church & parish hall require lighting, wiring, HVAC, insulation, & roofing updates. As part of its commitment to environmental stewardship, All Saints seeks financial support to ensure that capital projects utilize energy efficient best practices. All Saints is exploring solar panels & onsite energy storage installation costs. All Saints has a Creation Care team & uses A Rocha (https://arocha.org/en/) materials to track & reduce energy consumption."]
[null,"Building Envelope Materials","info@bematerials.com","339-970-9159","For Profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northeast","Minimally invasive retrofit insulation for large occupied multifamily, institutional and commercial buildings. Primarily affordable housing","Seeking partnerships with 5013c organizations seeking to reduce energy use in affordable housing. "]
[null,"Born Twice Ministries","7btministries@gmail.com","334-294-9923","501(c)(3) non profit outreach organization","Subrecipient;","Montgomery, Alabama","Born Twice Ministries is a new 501(c)(3) non profit outreach organization that assists individuals with multiple needs. We are on the 211 emergency referral listing and we work with other agencies such as the Salvation Army, Montgomery Alabama Homeless Coalition, and Veterans.","We are working to end hunger and to house the homeless, however, our building is old and it still needs energy and other structural improvements. The utilities are also erroneously high during the summer and winter months. We would like to join other teaming partners and would like to be added to this list."]
[null,"The Fine Arts Association","ppalermo@fineartsassociation.org","440-951-7500","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Northeast Ohio","Offering classes, private music lessons, theatre performances, concerts and cultural activities, The Fine Arts Association is dedicated to keeping the flow of imagination, creativity and expression flowing. We reach out to the community, soliciting their needs and incorporating them into our arts education curriculum and our performance season.","The Fine Arts Association has been in its current location for 65 years. As with any building in Northeast Ohio, wear and tear as well as weather fluctuations has taken its toll over the years. We desire to make our building more energy efficient by making energy efficient improvements / modifications including but not limited to: HVAC, windows, insulation / weatherization, LED lighting, energy efficient roofing, etc. FAA wishes to reduce its carbon footprint by implementing more energy efficient technologies critical for mitigating the impacts of climate change."]
[null,"Sacramento Waldorf School","info@sacwaldorf.org","(916) 961-3900","Private PreK-12 School","Subrecipient;","Greater Sacramento Region","We are educators with a small maintenance staff. We are not a Prime Recipient as we cannot provide technical support or assistance to other organizations.","We are in desperate need of energy efficient windows and air conditioning units for our 6 lower school classroom buildings which were outdated when they were trucked onto our site in 1972 and are still being used today. "]
[null,"Rogers County Youth Services, Inc","info@rcys.org","918.341.7580","501c3","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Rogers County, Oklahoma","Grant writing and administration.  Youth and family counseling and prevention services","We are building a new facility that will be shared with at least two other non-profits serving our community.  We would like to reduce our utility expenses, allowing all agencies to put more resources towards services. "]
[null,"The Way Church","pauladglover@gmail.com","317-914-8621","501c3 Faith organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Indianapolis, Indiana","project management; licensed contractors; community connections; experience running existing programming","We are in need of upgrading our HVAC systems and other equipment.  We have the capability to also help other 501c3 Faith Based organizations with upgrading their systems with more energy efficient materials. "]
[null,"Jaros, Baum and Bolles, Consulting Engineers LLP","teedg@jbb.com","212-530-9466","Consulting engineering and energy analysis firm","Partner;","Primarily northeast but supports large projects nationwide","Decarbonization master planning, energy modeling and analysis, MEP design, commissioning, and balancing for healthcare, higher education, cultural, life science, office, and multifamily buildings. ","Building upon JB&B’s century of engineering excellence, the Deep Carbon Reduction Group (DCRG) provides strategic solutions for a decarbonized future.  DCRG is tightly integrated with JB&B’s MEP Design and Field practices for seamless communication regarding system parameters and operational intent. "]
[null,"Indiana Resilience Funding Hub (IRFH)","cracek@indiana.edu","812-727-5066","Public University","Partner;","Indiana","The Indiana Resilience Funding Hub (IRFH), jointly administered by Indiana University's Environmental Resilience Institute and Center for Rural Engagement, helps Hoosier communities pursue federal funding opportunities for climate, energy, and resilience projects. ","The Hub is targeted at communities with fewer than 50,000 residents that lack the capacity to compete for grant funding on their own. IRFH will provide these communities with technical assistance and state-specific environmental expertise in the preparation and submission of competitive grant applications."]
[null,"SabaterLAB Foundation","info@sabaterlabfoundation.org","401-327-2442","The SabaterLAB Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization proponent of accessible, inclusive, and equitable rights, dedicated to serving to empower uniquely diverse communities so that they can operate and serve sustainably. Our organization is currently operating and being funded entirely from board member contributions, community support, fundraising events, and volunteerism. The SabaterLAB Foundation is grateful for the generosity, resources, leadership, and collaboration of each donor. In partnership with Sabater Laboratory for Psychological Innovations Inc (SabaterLAB), the foundation also contributes to corporate giving by joining the efforts of other local small businesses in furtherance of our serving purpose.","Subrecipient;Partner;","Rhode Island","Community engagement and skills building","The SabaterLAB Foundation is serving to empower uniquely diverse communities with available resources needed to achieve goals because we believe that in the state of Rhode Island, all communities, including our own resilient, determined, and supportive communities of black, indigenous, people of color and unserved populations deserve accessible, inclusive, and equitable rights to operate and serve effectively, efficiently, and sustainably. Some of the assistance offered: Grant writing skills, organizational development guidance, language classes, social change, and advocacy."]
[null,"Energy Efficient Investments Inc.","info@eeiservices.com","603-423-6000","Energy Performance Contractor","Partner;","New England","Engineering, Contracting, HVAC, Controls, and General Contracting","EEI is a Northern New England based design building HVAC and energy performance contracting firm.  We have offices in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.  Our team has experience with universities, nonprofits, business and school buildings."]
[null,"Faith in Place","brian@faithinplace.org","217-649-1898","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization","Prime recipient;","Illinois, Indiana, and/or Wisconsin","Outreach and engagement with houses of worship (e.g., churches, mosques, synagogues, temples), especially in Justice40 and Environmental Justice communities of color (BIPOC).","Technical assistance for energy-efficiency building upgrades. Outreach expertise for non-faith-based communities."]
[null,"La Nube (El Paso Children's Museum)","cnunez@la-nube.org","915-497-3890","Children's Museum- 501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","West Texas (located at West tip of Texas)","Facilites/ Energy Management","We ultimately need to implement additional energy reducing initiatives across entire building. We are currently using natural gas as primary fuel source for boilers. We would like to explore idea of installing additional sensors in building to allow stricter control of ventilation; although, I am open to other ideas/ initiatives. Thanks in advance!"]
[null,"First United Methodist Church","churchoffice@umcgreatfalls.org","406-453-3114","Church -- faith-based 501 (c) 3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Great Falls, Montana","Office space, administrative support, volunteers","We have a need for funding to replace our boiler in our building and bring electricity up to code, so that we may continue to support the unhoused people in our community through our feeding ministries and cold-weather drop-in."]
[null,"B'nai Chaim","Congregationbnaichaim@gmail.com",3036972668,"Synagogue ","Subrecipient;","Morrison, Colorado ","Non profit providing community support, worship and education ","We have an old building in need of updating items such as doors and windows for energy efficiency.  Upgrading to solar is possible. "]
[null,"Community Action Council of Howard County, MD, Inc.","grants@cac-hc.org",4103133658,"Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Howard County","Weatherization, Housing and Energy Assistance, Food Bank, Early Childhood Education","Lighting energy efficiency upgrades to the Howard County Food Bank. Current lighting is outdated, energy inefficient, and in need of updating."]
[null,"Greater Bergen Community Action","grants@greaterbergen.org","201-968-0200","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","New Jersey","fiscal management, solar, project management, grant writing and management","GBCA is a $37 million community action agency with experience in managing federally funded programs and services. We also manage neighborhood preservation programs for two cities, and have developed solar projects for non-profits."]
[null,"Economic Opportunity Foundation","rmabion64@gmail.com","913-481-9920","Community Action Partnership (CAP)","Partner;","Kansas City, Kansas","I am the local CAP agency's President of the Board of Director and a member of the NCAP Energy Partnerships Task Force","We are working to form a partnership with a for-profit business, and any help that we can receive from this tool can't help but be helpful."]
[null,"Community Resource Project","luiss@communityresourceproject.org","916 567 5220 ext 2233","Nonprofit organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Central and Northern California-Sacramento Valley region","We are a nonprofit licensed contractor installing energy efficiency measure in multifamily and single family homes to low income residents to provide comfort and low energy costs. ","We own a facility that could utilize energy efficiency retrofits and we would like to provide similar opportunities to other nonprofits in our community. We have 40 plus years experience with installation of energy efficiency measures for residential, HVAC, Solar PV and moving toward electrification efforts in our region. We serve over 10,000 low-income households, seniors, and disabled persons and weatherizing over 1,000 housing units per year. We work in mostly disadvantaged communities which have older commercial and housing units making the need greater. We are interested in learning more how we can avail ourselves of other programs to help our communities in need.  "]
[null,"YMCA of Southern Maine","rreed@ymcaofsouthernmaine.org","207-874-1111","Non-profit health and wellness organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Portland, Maine","We are hoping to embark on a 93,000 sq ft building renovation, and we have a seasoned facilities manager and a commercial construction CFO on staff. Our organization (and our building) have been around for 100 years, and we serve an area of approximately 250,000 people.  Our mission is to build strong kids, individuals, families and communities through programs and services that promote health and wellness for all, regardless of ability to pay.","We have a 100 year-old 93,000 sq ft building that runs entirely on steam heat and is incredibly wasteful. This space includes 88 dormitories that are not air conditioned and are on top floors. We desperately need to replace these systems with energy efficient systems in order to care for our client population and minimize our energy costs (which will otherwise run us out of business)."]
[null,"Historic Saranac Lake","mail@historicsaranaclake.org","518-891-4606","Non profit museum","Subrecipient;","Northern New York","We are a not for profit museum and architectural preservation organization.","Our Saranac Laboratory Museum, built in 1894, has a slate roof that is uninsulated and in need of repairs. The grant would solve heat loss and ice damage with a new, insulated slate roof."]
[null,"Historic Saranac Lake","mail@historicsaranaclake.org","518-891-4606","Non profit museum","Subrecipient;","Northern New York","Non profit museum and architectural preservation organization","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient."]
[null,"Community Health Best Practices, LLC","don.daniel@pmsnm.org",5057951399,"Community health center controlled network","Prime recipient;","National","Experience managing large federal grants and capacity to provide technical expertise in meeting grant/project goals and requirements","Our national network of 17 independent, nonprofit (501(c)(3)) community health centers operates hundreds of outpatient clinics and other locations located throughout the United States, a large percentage of which are located in underserved urban, rural and frontier communities and which are in need of energy-efficient improvements to reduce carbon footprints and utility burdens."]
[null,"YMCA of the USA ","robin.dewey@ymca.net","312 419 8383 ","National Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","USA ","      The YMCA of the USA has a successful history of awarding and managing grant awards to YMCA associations, including capital projects. ","Across the nation, there are 792 YMCA associations with over 2,600 facilities serving over 10,000 communities with a focus on healthy living, youth development and social responsibility.  Most of our facilities are in need of energy efficiency upgrades to reduce environmental impact, energy use, and operating costs."]
[null,"Wiawaka Center for Women","wiawakadirector@gmail.com","518668-9690","501c 3 charitable organization ","Subrecipient;","Lake George NY ","Non profit organization with an historic property on the National Register of Historic Places ","We need to do upgrades and restoration of our 130 year old buildings. Roofing, foundation stabilization, windows and doors should be replaced and or repaired. The Victorian cottages are 130 years old and have several repairs and preservation work done but a complete restoration project is needed. "]
[null,"Civic Works, Inc.","eallen@civicworks.com","410-929-6135","501(c)(3) CBO","Subrecipient;","Baltimore City, Maryland","Civic Works has programmatic expertise in workforce development training, residential energy efficiency and solar service delivery, youth services, and elder services for low-income residents.","Civic Works is seeking support for its capital campaign, funding necessary repairs and upgrades, to two buildings. Civic Works' Brehms Lane facility is a mixed use warehouse space that is home to a workforce training center with hands-on labs and office space. This building requires completion of a partially funded solar installation and updates to the building’s electrical, HVAC, and plumbing systems. The second building, Civic Works' newly acquired firehouse, will be home to youth workforce training services. The building requires a more complete rehabilitation, as it has been vacant for the last 20 years. "]
[null,"Yeshua's House Too","yeshuashouse2refuge@gmail.com","804-605-3841","Domestic violence shelter/transitional housing (501c3)","Prime recipient;","Petersburg, Virginia","Transitional housing for victims of domestic violence and their children. We are an 18-month program providing necessary services (i.e. parenting class, financial class, support group, and counseling) which promote self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness.","We would like to convert to solar panels for one (or both) of our homes in an effort to lower our utility costs, allowing critical funds to be redirected to mission focused work."]
[null,"Lakeside House, Inc","mc@lakesidehouse.org","518-891-0815","Not for Profit","Partner;","33 River side Dr. Saranac Lake, NY 12983","As Executive Director responsible for operations and financial oversight. Also included is policy and procedure for our facility.","We are experiencing astronomical increases in heating fuel costs over the winter. We would like to be able to find other sources of energy to provide comfort for our residents over the winter."]
[null,"The Opera House Players","execdir@operahouseplayers.org","413-537-9083","Non-Profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","Community theater, musical theater, youth theater, volunteer organization","The Opera House Players (OHP) is undergoing a major renovation of a historic church into a new theater performance venue.  The church is on the state historic registry and needs a complete replacement of the HVAC system.  The HVAC replacement is a large part of the overall renovation cost.  Once the theater renovation is complete, it will bring over 5,000 patrons per season into the community and help boost the small businesses in the area.  The Thompsonville section of Enfield, where OHP is located is the focus of the town revitalization plan, of which OHP is a large part."]
[null,"Mid-America Regional Council Community Services Corporation","marcinfo@marc.org",8164744240,"501c3 association of local governments and metropolitan planning organization","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Bi-state Kansas City metro area (portions of eastern Kansas and western Missouri)","50-year old organization serving the community; extensive experience engaging community partners to address regional needs for disadvantaged populations, including young children and families (Head Start) and older adults (Area Agency on Aging), housing and homelessness needs, etc. Strong record of engaging community partners and managing/passing through federal funds.","Many early learning centers, non-profit organizations serving at-risk populations in housing and congregate settings face challenges with inefficient buildings and high energy costs. MARC has a track record of working with organizations to help them address their needs and experience with DOE grants."]
[null,"Riverzedge Arts Project","info@riverzedgearts.org",4017672100,"Art and Design Workforce Training for youth","Prime recipient;","Rhode Island","Training in:\nGraphic Design\nCNC\n3D fabrication\nPhotography\nPublic Art\nVideography\nSocial Media/Marketing","Our organization is housed in a historic building from 1938. While we have worked extensively with state and private partners to update the building for enduring use in supporting our community, it requires new windows and doors and updating to the HVAC system."]
[null,"University Hospitals Authority and Trust","nathan-miller@uhat.org","4052714962 x44199","State Government/Public Trust","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma","None","Looking to become a sub-recipient and obtain assistance from a Prime Recipient or partner. "]
[null,"Pendragon Theatre","managingdirector@pendragontheatre.org",5188911854,"Non profit theatre company","Subrecipient;","North Country, Essex/Franklin County, NY","Pendragon has served the North Country for over 40 years thru artistic, educational and community partnerships.","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient lighting and fuel-switching upgrades."]
[null,"Girard Free Library","pamela.saganich@girardfreelibrary.org","330 545-2508  ext. 110","public library, 501 (c) (3)","Subrecipient;","Girard, Ohio - Trumbull County","The library provides materials, services, programs, and space for all ages of the general public.","The library building was built in the '70s.  Some portions of the flat roof have been replaced, but not the areas of the entrances, soffit, and parapet which need repair.  The HVAC units are old.  A more efficient HVAC solution would reduce the cost of operations and improve efficiency.  There are currently 3 roof units, 5 gas units throughout the library and several baseboard units."]
[null,"Mechanicville Area Community Services Center","mquillinan@mechanicvilleacsc.org","518-664-8322","501-c3 Family Neighborhood Resource Center","Subrecipient;","Southern Saratoga County and Northern Rensselaer County New York","I am not sure what this question is asking - programmatically, we are a multi-service agency home to childcare, summer camp, emergency food assistance, summer lunches, non-residential domestic violence services, healthy families home visiting program, and, we are a satellite for multiple regional programs such as WIC, Mental Health, health insurance enrollment  ","Recently purchased a new building - need to upgrade appliances in large kitchen, heating system to be more energy efficient"]
[null,"ARCH Community Health Coalition","ceo@archcoalition.org",3143928992,"Nonprofit","Partner;","Rural western Kentucky ","Community Coalition building, social determinants of health","We are starting up a new local community development corporation. WAP would be a useful adjunct to that. We see also involved in workforce development and anti-poverty.  "]
[null,"Fayette County Cultural Trust","fcctrust@zoominternet.net","724 320 6392","501 c 3 non profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Connellsville, PA","We work with various area non profits to improve the overall quality of life for the community.","Help our city non profits to reduce their energy costs."]
[null,"Solitude Solar, LLC d.b.a. U.S. Light Energy","info@uslightenergy.com","518-288-7800","Renewable Energy Project Developer","Partner;","all 50 states","Solar, Community Solar, Utilty Scale Solar, Commercial Rooftop Solar, Energy Storage, Battery Storage, EV Charging, Net Metering, Net Crediting, Ancillary Services, Grid Services","More than 30 Years of Solar PV, Energy Industry, and Real Estate Development experience\nOver 230 commercial projects successfully developed and hundreds more under development; we understand what it takes to create a successful distributed generation project\nWe work with land and business owners, engineers, utilities, and community officials to make the most successful project possible"]
[null,"FilmNorth","apeterson@filmnorth.org","(651) 644-1912","501(c)(3) nonprofit filmmaking organization","Subrecipient;","St. Paul, Minnesota (Ramsey County)","We seek to be matched with an organization to fund additional energy use reductions to our newly renovated facility.","We are renovating a 24,000 square foot building with a $12MM budget that is co-owned by us with a for-profit partner in a new LLC  which provides us with access to New Market and Historic Tax Credits. Apx. 10,000 square feet of the building will be dedicated to filmmaking classes and programs for youth, a state-of-the-art 54-seat cinema, and exceptional digital filmmaking equipment for professional and emerging filmmakers in the North. We seek funds for the energy enhancements to reduce our carbon footprint."]
[null,"Lafayette College","lukerm@lafayette.edu","610-762-0434","Private non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Lafayette College Campus and Greater Easton City Region","Office of Sustainability leverages the cross sections of research, service and communitywide action, and measuring and reporting sustainability performance through various metrics and reporting platforms.","Lafayette College will complete a campus-wide energy audit and explore other initiatives focused on reducing or eliminating its contribution to global climate change through CO2 emissions. In addition to energy efficiency building improvements on campus, sourcing green energy opportunities and engagement with students and related curricula, the college may also work collaboratively with community partners to identify other projects and initiatives to further reduce regional reliance on fossil fuels."]
[null,"Global Links","info@globallinks.org","412-361-3424","Nonprofit dedicated to improving health in communities with need","Subrecipient;","Southwestern Pennsylvania","*Redistribute surplus medical supplies improving health in disadvantaged communities\n*Distribute personal hygiene supplies in disadvantaged communities\n*Successful completion of phase I solar project","Global Links serves the community through programs which work together to improve life in Western Pennsylvania: Our Medical Surplus Recovery and Domestic Medical Aid programs improve health, dignity and mobility for those in disadvantaged communities, filling gaps in Medicaid coverage or SNAP benefits. After completing a 10,000-square-foot solar array on one section of our roof we’re seeking funding for the next phase, to include replacing the remaining roof and an additional 37,000-square-foot solar array.. This will mitigate any remaining utility expense and potentially be a source of revenue to fund our programs."]
[null,"SOLAR WIRX and METROPOLITAN CDC","Solarwirx@gmail.com","917-856-7555","501 c 3  and CDC","Prime recipient;","PA, VA, NC. SC AND TN","We own 30 Senior Sr living residences. 25 are 202s the rest are UDSA funded. We also have our own private property management company.","We are a CDC and work in VA, NC, SC, and TN for over 20 years. We are seeking to bring Renewable energy to our facilities. Work with our associated churches to bring solar systems to our parishioners. We have deep ties in our communities and we have built over $100 Million in real estate we own and operate. "]
[null,"Blue Ridge Habitat for Humanity","info@blueridgehabitat.org",5406627066,"Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Northern Shenandoah Valley ","Affordable housing and critical home repairs","$150,000 for Housing Environment Improvement"]
[null,"Opportunity Center of Owensboro, Inc.","r.conder@oppctrobky.org",2706852976,"Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Daviess County Kentucky, rural/urban, western Kentucky","Support services to adults with disabilities, work and life skills training, ","The Opportunity Center provides Day Training Support Services to adults with intellectual and physical disabilities.  We are located in a one-story 30,000 square foot steel structured facility, built in 1984.    The facility has minimal insulation with a flat metal roof.  The walls are corrugated metal with minimal insulation. There is a need to provide a safe, environmentally-friendly, energy-efficient and cost-saving campus for the individuals we support.  "]
[null,"Bellevue Reformed Church","bellevuereformedchurch@gmail.com","518 393-1341","Church","Subrecipient;","Schenectady, NY","None.","New heating/air conditioning plant in our education building.  Limited financial resources.  Neighborhood in decline.  We serve our community with a thrift store, free food pantry, and house a Head Start program in our education building.  We also provide space for local agencies who work with disabled people."]
[null,"Sustainable Pittsburgh","info@sustainablepittsburgh.org","(412) 258-6642","Nonprofit Organization","Partner;","Southwestern Pennsylvania","Trusted convener; we work with decision makers around planning and sustainable development.\nCreator of influential networks.\nDeveloper of customized sustainability frameworks for action across sectors.","Sustainable Pittsburgh builds connections, provides resources, and helps our region strategically and effectively navigate the complexities of sustainability. A trusted convener in southwestern Pennsylvania, we empower decision-making that builds a fundamentally equitable, resilient, healthy, and prosperous region. We hold numerous, vital roles at the heart of the regional sustainability conversation, providing expertise and connections, building networks of sustainability practice that shape the regional narrative; and working with hundreds of decision makers in the region to take action on social equity, environmental stewardship, and prosperity. We work at the hyperlocal level in communities, as well as the regional and statewide level."]
[null,"St. Johns Church of God in Christ, inc","Stjcogic@gmail.com","518-449-3888","Non profit Religious Organization ","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Albany NY","We have been engaged in the environmental impact with our Southend community for more than 20 years.","We have a right and a strong desire for a cleaner and healthier environment in which our congregation and community resides in."]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashua","minister@uunashua.org","603-882-1091","church","Subrecipient;","Nashua, NH","Serving the Greater Nashua area with worship, religious education, community, and social justice work","Seeking to replace single pane windows throughout our three aging buildings and add insulation to improve the building envelope. We are already in the midst of planning and fundraising for major renovations including these items. "]
[null,"The Center by Lendistry","contactus@thecenterbylendistry.org","(213) 282-9875","501c3","Prime recipient;","California (HQ), National Scope","Fund Management, Program Management, Capacity Building, Project Financing, Affordable Housing, Small Business Development, Transit Oriented Development,","TCbL's  initiatives aim to advance equitable economic development strategies to drive job creation, and generational wealth-building in underserved communities across the country. TCbL’s leadership team has led several place-based economic inclusion initiatives that delivered capital and technical assistance resources to underserved entities in diverse communities throughout the country.  TCbL has experience working in complex public/private partnerships and a successful track record of advising on fund design and structuring, fund strategy and management, and fund deployment for grant, loans, and other project related investments that support the community development and small business needs of local communities.\n"]
[null,"Operation Fuel","elsa@operationfuel.org","860-243-2345","501 (c) (3)","Prime recipient;","Connecticut","Have installed heat pumps and do weatherization projects","Nonprofits have high operating costs.  Energy efficiency will reduce these costs."]
[null,"Tupper Arts, Inc.","info@tupperarts.org","518-359-5042","Visual and Performing Arts Center","Subrecipient;","Tupper Lake","Tupper Arts has expertise in hosting artistic and cultural events for residents and visitors to the Adirondacks.","Tupper Arts purchased 106 Park St in Oct. 2021 and has added improvements to the facade and curb appeal. Some minor renovations have been made to the interior, enhancing the viewing experience for visitors to our gallery. However, there is no system of air filtration or ventilation (no AC), and the heating system is a combination of fuel oil and electricity. The building is in need of a new HVAC system using more efficient heat pumps to heat and cool the building. This system will reduce utility costs and reliance on fossil fuels. "]
[null,"Rochester Area Interfaith Climate Action (RAICA)","contact.raica.net@gmail.com","585 899-0151","Interfaith Climate Action group in the Rochester NY area","Subrecipient;","Rochester NY","We have been working for the past 4 years to connect Rochester are individuals and organizations of faith with programs and resources to implement energy efficiency and clean energy improvements (among other climate actions)","We believe that the unique attributes of Faith organizations and Houses of worship require assistance to acquire ASHRAE Level 2 audits (the current NY State Level 1.5 audits are insufficient due to the nature of the buildings and the complex evolution of their HVAC systems).  They also require project management support due to limited resources and technical expertise to shepherd the initiatives through the whole process taking advantage of state funding and additional federal funding to implement and finance the upgrades"]
[null,"Bassett Healthcare Network","carolyn.lewis@bassett.org","607-643-1354","Healthcare Network","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Mohawk Valley, New York","Multi-facility operator","The Bassett Healthcare Network encompasses 5 affiliated hospitals, 2 long-term care facilities and 30 outpatient clinics. We have significant needs to upgrade facility utility infrastructure to become more efficient both financially and from a usage stand point. "]
[null,"Community Environmental Council","cgray@cecmail.org","1-805-730-0205","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","South Central Coast of California (Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo Counties)","Photovoltaic rooftop solar, solar service agreements, financing, building electrification, energy efficiency retrofits, community-based organizations, battery storage, climate justice, and community resilience. ","We already offer the Solarize Nonprofit program that has helped 11 nonprofit organizations install a solar system since 2018. Solarize Nonprofit offers solar information, coaching, and financial support to help nonprofits install solar systems and receive the greatest financial benefit. We used a competitive financing options and solar service agreements for our solar projects with nonprofits prior to the IRA. We are currently updating the program so it provides an upfront purchase option that allows nonprofits to leverage new IRA benefits when they install solar. We have experience using a third-party RFP process to vet and select our solar vendors/contractors for project implementation. We also have experience working with technical service providers that deliver energy audits and building energy retrofits, and currently support 2 programs that deliver building electrification and home energy upgrades."]
[null,"Port Townsend Marine Science Center","lslabaugh@ptmsc.org","360 382-7303","Non-profit (501 c 3)","Subrecipient;","Port Townsend, Washington (Olympic Peninsula)","Community engagement on issues of environmental sustainability and stewardship, reporting, program management. Our mission is to inspire conservation of the Salish Sea.","We own a historic building in downtown Port Townsend that needs many energy efficiency upgrades. The most urgent is insulating and replacing the roof. This would decrease energy use, reduce carbon emissions, and allow more money to be spent on programming. "]
[null,"Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington ","Facilities@vermontcatholic.org","8026586110","Religious nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Vermont","Centralized oversight of 300+ facilities with organizational structure to monitor projects and financial feasibility.","The Diocese of Burlington, consist of the entire state of Vermont, we also have relationships with the other Catholic organizations such as colleges, senior homes, and outreach programs. My our nature, these buildings are very old and not utilizing building material technologies developed in the last 50 years."]
[null,"Joseph & Mary's Home","Grants@jmhome.org","216-363-7800","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Cuyahoga County, OH","Health and supportive services, including nursing and case management; temporary housing for persons experiencing homelessness; food service; shelter operations.","We are planning a renovation of a building for men's medical respite. It is a former school that lends itself well to an adaptive reuse. We want to increase the energy efficiency and comfort of the building and reduce operating costs. We have an experienced architect and contractor on board. If funds are received, they would be used to ensure energy efficient design and installation of HVAC system, plumbing fixtures, lighting and building envelope components."]
[null,"Adirondack Carousel, Inc.","operations@adirondackcarousel.org","(518) 891-9521","Non-profit 501 (c) (3)","Prime recipient;","Saranac Lake, NY","The Adirondack Carousel is operated by a voluntary Board, one 20-hour per week Operations Manager, several part-time Carousel Operators less that 10-hours per week and  several volunteers that operate the Carousel and administrative desk.  Approximately three volunteers have been repairing and maintaining the physical plant, but the Carousel needs funds for longer-term solutions to  saving fossil fuel use.","Need for heat retention (insulation, windows and doors) technology as well as funding for outside repairs to siding."]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh","rjoutcalt@gmail.com","919-781-7635","Church and 501c3","Subrecipient;","Southeast United States - Raleigh, North Carolina","We are not a technical organization but we have some experience in coordinating with faith communities in the Raleigh area.  Specifically, we are active in the Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle network of religious organizations concerned about climate change.","We have a building which is heated and cooled with four air conditioning/gas furnace HVAC units.  These units are all forty years old and are quite inefficient.  We seek to replace these with  high efficiency all-electric heat pumps.  This would result in a dramatic decrease in the carbon footprint of our church; we estimate that the reduction would be over 350 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents over the next twenty years.  The cost of the project will be between $100k to $200k, depending on the need for an electrical service upgrade to the building, which is still being determined."]
[null,"Messiah Lutheran Church","pastor@messiahschenectady.org","5182539978","Religious Community & Community Center","Subrecipient;","Schenectady, NY","We run the main food pantry in Rotterdam, NY that also offers mental health and arts and culture programming to disadvantaged communities.","Heat pumps, LED retrofits of interior and exterior lights."]
[null,"Iowa Community Action Association","mready@iowacaa.org","515-288-0372","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Iowa","State-wide program management/oversight/T&TA\nLIHEAP & Weatherization\nCommunity Action Network","Iowa's Community Action Network is interested in learning more about this opportunity."]
[null,"Arts Guild of Old Forge, dba VIEW","cunderhill@viewarts.org","315-369-6411","Year-round multidisciplinary Arts Center ","Subrecipient;","Adirondack Park, rural Northern NY","View Arts Center is the only year-round arts facility in the Central Adirondack region, serving Old Forge and adjacent communities with performances, classes and workshops, and art exhibitions.  Completed in 2011, the  29,000 sq ft. purpose-built building is LEED certified, but aging HVAC systems, associated with an older original wing, need updating.  ","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient to replace the oldest HVAC system, which serves the Classes & Workshop space, and Pottery Studio.  Both are located in the original building, to which the new building is attached.  The original building is 25 years old, built as a car and truck repair shop.  The HVAC system is original equipment, and as such is inefficient, loud, and largely ineffective.  "]
[null,"YMCA of Metropolitan Washington (DC)","grants@ymcadc.org","202-232-6700","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC, Metropolitan Area","Programmatic expertise: maintaining a rustic, riverfront resident youth camp and a conference and retreat center for adults on a 219-acre peninsula off the Chesapeake Bay in Anne Arundel County, Maryland","Need: to change facilities at YMCA Camp Letts (Anne Arundel County) from an oil heating furnace to electric or propane, which will be much more efficient and cleaner for the environment."]
[null,"Discovery Center at Murfree Spring","info@explorethedc.org","615-890-2300","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","middle Tennessee","We are a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit that owns our building. ","We also do not currently have energy efficient utilities at our facility. "]
[null,"Blue Mountain Center","bmc@bluemountaincenter.org","5183527391","501c3 charitable organization","Subrecipient;","Adirondacks/North Country","Local Community Outreach, Retreat Space for regional/National social justice organizations and social justice oriented artists/activists. ","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient. We are a retreat center with hosting capabilities up to 25 guests in a repurposed 1899 Adirondack Great Camp, with multiple energy efficiency upgrade needs, particularly doors and windows, fuel source, insulation, accommodation upgrades, etc. "]
[null,"Lake Placid Association for Music Drama & Art Inc","info@lakeplacidarts.org","518-523-2512","Non-profit Center for Visual Arts and Culture","Subrecipient;","Lake Placid, NY-North Country Region","The Lake Placid Center for the Arts presents and fosters arts programs that inspire, enrich, educate, and entertain people of all ages and backgrounds.","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient. We seek to optimize energy efficiency components in our new capital project that will replace a half-century old building with a modern, LEED silver certified facility. Through strategic analysis of regional climate and energy modeling performed by mechanical and sustainability consultants, the design team will be able to set effective efficiency goals for the overall design."]
[null,"Bioeconomy Puerto Rico","mileyshmi@outlook.com","9394564705","Non-profit","Prime recipient;","Puerto Rico, US","Renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, bioenergy, climate change mitigation, community engagement, policy advocacy, environmental justice, grant management, project implementation.","Bioeconomy Puerto Rico possesses capabilities in advocating for renewable energy adoption, promoting sustainable agriculture practices, and fostering community engagement. They have expertise in renewable energy technologies, policy advocacy, and grant management. They are capable of collaborating with diverse stakeholders to drive the transition to a bioeconomy in Puerto Rico. Additionally, they have the capacity to implement and monitor projects effectively, ensuring the achievement of desired outcomes."]
[null,"Adirondack Historical Association DBA Adirondack Experience","info@theadkx.org","518-352-7311","501(c)(3), museum","Subrecipient;","Northeast US, New York State","History, art, Adirondacks, environment, interpretation, exhibitions, museum, culture, education","Founded as the Adirondack Historical Association in 1955, the Adirondack Experience is an accredited museum that preserves and interprets the diverse stories of Adirondack history and culture. \nTeaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient to help improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions across our 121-acre, 24 building campus. The museum has systematically addressed its aging infrastructure through HVAC and building envelope improvements as a laid out in the 2014 Campus Master Plan. A 2022/23 Energy Audit is providing guidance for the next steps to improve energy efficiency."]
[null,"Rising Sun Center for Opportunity","info@risingusnopp.org","510-665-1501","nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Oakland - San Francisco Bay Area","energy efficiency, youth employment, construction trades training, building decarbonization, job quality","We would like to be a subrecipient for upgrades to our building, potentially solar energy (which for us would require a roof upgrade). We would also consider being a partner."]
[null,"Hughesville Volunteer Fire Dept.","truck1882@comcast.net","570-329-6428","Fire, Rescue and Ambulance services","Subrecipient;","Hughesville Borough, Wolf Township, Penn Township of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania","Fire, Rescue, Emergency Medical Services, ","We are a non-profit, volunteer fire, EMS, and rescue service.  We are trying to minimize or eliminate our approximately $1,000 a month electric bill, and possibly even bring in a small return on a solar electric system on on fire station."]
[null,"Association of Spiritual Renewal ","Info@hadinstitute.com","3139499293","501 C3","Subrecipient;","State of Michigan, City of Dearborn ","Able to complete what is needed in a timely manner","New heating upgrades and Windows upgrades"]
[null,"St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center, Inc.","zrandolph@stjoestreatment.org","(518) 891-3950","501(c)(3) Substance Use Treatment; Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient.","Subrecipient;","Northern NY","The provision of substance use treatment throughout Essex, Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties of Northern New York.","•\tLighting upgrades\n•\tRoof replacement with insulation\n•\tHVAC upgrades\n•\tDoor or window replacements\n•\tFuel-switching upgrades (heating system upgrades)\n"]
[null,"Lincoln Community Foundation","michellep@lcf.org","402-474-2345","501c3 public charity community foundation","Prime recipient;","Lancaster County, Nebraska","Collective impact, public/private partnerships, program management, Federal and State grants management, local convening organization and hub for community initiatives.","LCF partners closely with local 501c3 nonprofit organizations to improve their capacity and operating efficiency. We administered Covid-19 relief and response funds from State and Local sources. There are 1000+ nonprofits in our service area, many of which own their facilities and would benefit from increased energy efficiency so they can focus on their mission. We are administering ARPA funds for childcare facility improvements and these DOE dollars could augment that funding to improve the lives of our littlest citizens. "]
[null,"Southface Institute","development@southface.org","(404) 872-3549","Sustainable building non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","All","Managing programs, conducting ASHRAE Level-2 Energy/Water Audits, providing scope-of-work, and estimated costs/estimated savings. Assisting with contractor bid review, selection, and technical support during project implementation.","Southface Institute strengthens equity and the environment by transforming structures at every stage of the building life cycle. Since 1978, Southface has collaborated with other nonprofits, businesses, builders, developers, universities, and government agencies to deliver practical solutions and tangible results.\n\nOur GoodUse program provides a roadmap and support for nonprofits to reduce utility costs and reinvest those savings. The program includes education, technical assistance, and matching funds. The facility and operational upgrades increase resource efficiency, lower expenses (average 31%), and improve indoor air quality. Engineers identify areas for high-impact and ensure upgrades deliver results. Contact us at development@southface.org or 404-604-3669\n"]
[null,"The Wild Center (Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks)","nshannon@wildcenter.org","518-359-7800","Nonprofit Museum/Science Center","Subrecipient;","Northern New York State","--Programs for K-12 and general audiences about Adirondack environment/ecosystems\n--Climate change education and youth leadership training \n--Hands-on indoor exhibits and 115-acre campus \n","--Fuel-switching upgrades: propane to geothermal for Main Building; propane to heat pump for Bio Building. \n–Replace existing electric pump for aquaria (life support for live animal collection); replace chiller for greater efficiency. \n--Explore emerging technologies for needed roof repair.\n--Explore emerging technologies for attain net-zero campus."]
[null,"University of San Diego","sustainability@sandiego.edu","619-260-7631","Higher Education Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern California - San Diego","PV monitoring; EV charging; emergency generators; central plant operations; energy efficiency projects (HVAC, boilers, lighting); ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager; STEM battery for shaving peak load.","Additional PV and battery energy storage systems (BESS) (2MW or greater) design and implementation for campus microgrid to better control energy production and use, and to assist in reducing the use of grid-tied energy during peak hours and during CPUC issued flex-alerts in the Southern California region. Upgrade of 20-year old emergency generators from diesel to natural gas and expansion of campus EV charging capabilities, both to be integrated into campus microgrid. Assessment of 25-year old Central Plant chillers for optimization and potential expansion to meet the needs of growing campus."]
[null,"HBCU Community Development Action Coalition","info@hbcucleanenergy.org","tel:(888)328-7470","Nonprofit Intermediary ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Southern States","Convenings, Stakeholder Engagements, HBCUs and other MSIs, LMI Communities, Clean Energy Training, Deployments, Workforce Development, Small Business Innovation ","The HBCU Community Development Action Coalition (CDAC) is a solution-oriented organization committed to providing transformative resources and programs, including our Clean Energy Initiative, that empower HBCUs, MSIs and the communities they serve by cultivating innovative ecosystems that foster sustainable advancement and holistic wealth creation. While today’s HBCUs and other MSIs still maintain the intent of their historic mission, financial and capacity issues threaten many and dilute the effectiveness of others. Still positioned to uplift the marginalized populations of this country, these institutions need an organized resource to facilitate innovation and create pathways to wealth generation and sustainable viability. CDAC serves as one such resource. "]
[null,"Center for Energy and Environment ","rgarrels@mncee.org","612-335-5858","Non Profit ","Prime recipient;","Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan ","Equitable Decarbonization, Energy Efficiency: program design and implementation, Research, Market Transformation, Clean Energy Policy ","CEE works at the customer and community scale to develop and implement clean energy solutions that save customers and ratepayers money, while reducing carbon emissions and meeting community- \nidentified goals such as job growth, community reinvestment and more equitable outcomes for under- \nresourced communities. \n\nWhile CEE has the background and capacity to deliver as a prime on this work, we are always looking for partners to create and deliver solutions for diverse communities. We are interested in working with groups in the upper Midwest where we can bring our deep retrofit and cold climate heat pump expertise to the forefront. "]
[null,"Owls Head Mountain View Community Connection, Inc.","ohmvcommunityconnection@gmail.com","518-483-7154","Not for Profit Community Center","Subrecipient;","Owls Head Mountain View, Town of Bellmont, Franklin County NY","The Owls Head Mountain View Community Center provides programs, events, and activities for families, friends and visitors to enhance community vitality, foster community social connections, and encourage life-long learning and recreation and well-being. ","Our Community Center building was constructed as a Catholic Church in 1972 and held its last service in 2007. We reopened the building or the first time in 2022. The Center requires a comprehensive Energy Needs Assessment (For example, there are currently only 4 electric outlets in the interior of the building) Once the Assessment is complete we will need technical assistance and funds to complete the energy upgrades. "]
[null,"Casa Balcona Terrace","serraam@udmercy.edu","(313) 506-4337","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Detroit, MI","Community organizing\nEntrepreneurship\nUrban development\nCollective activism\nHistoric buildings\nCo-operative housing\nGentrification","Casa Balcona Terrace (CBT) is a non-profit co-operative housing community. It is in the heart of Detroit, 2.5 miles from downtown, yet there is a mixture of new housing, stable historic existing housing, neighborhood businesses, parks, and blight. Next to us is a vacant lot owned by an outside speculator (a real problem in the city), the other by the City of Detroit, which is zoned as a park. It has no park amenities and has become a \"party spot.\" Past that, there is a lot of vacant an dilapidated structures, making it difficult for our community to participate in Detroit's revival. Making green upgrades to CBT's historic building, would help us survive, keep monthly carrying charges lower for our predominantly senior citizen population. It would also serve as a model for area developments. The building was erected in 1963, and we struggle to keep up the property and fight gentrification. "]
[null,"Monument Health Rapid City Hospital, Inc.","dellenbeck@monument.health","605-755-9063","Health Care","Prime recipient;","Western South Dakota","We build infrastucture to support inpatient and outpatient healthcare facilities.","Dramatic rise in expenses to build and operate, with minimal increase in revenue reimbursement. Need any assistance to meet communities healthcare needs."]
[null,"East Midwood Jewish Center","wrosenfeld@emjc.org ","7183383800","Synagogue and Community Center","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, New York","EMJC has maintenance staff in house, it also has engineers as members of the synagogue who, at least conceptually, understand various types of energy efficiency projects, but we need help in reducing our energy costs and carbon footprint.","The East Midwood Jewish Center needs to reduce its gas and electricity usage which are significant operating expense. The building is 99 years old is heated with natural gas and steam boilers. Hot water year round is generated off of the steam boilers as well.  Portions of the building are overheated in the winter time and boilers mainly operate off of outdoor temperature - not indoor temperature.  Ideally EMJC would  have an energy management system to run the boilers without overheating the building and install a water heater for building hot water in the off season.  Electric usage is high as well,  LED lighting has been installed in much of the building, exit signs and some fixtures still must be converted to LEDS. There is also an opportunity to make refrigeration equipment more efficient."]
[null,"Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts","info@adirondackarts.org","518-352-7715","501 (c) (3) Organization - Arts Center/Community Center","Subrecipient;","Adirondacks NY - Our building address is 3446 State Route 28, Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812.  ","The Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts (ALCA) is a multi-disciplinary arts center. The ALCA’s mission as a presenter, producer and educator in the artistic disciplines is to promote, develop, cultivate, and foster quality programs in the arts, sciences, and humanities, which inspire, enrich, educate and entertain people of all ages throughout the Adirondacks. ALCA is a coordinator for the Statewide Community Regrants program of the New York State Council on the Arts for the four-county region of Hamilton, Franklin, Clinton, and Essex counties.","We are located in an over 100 year old building that needs help with energy upgrades, and energy insulation and multiple building repairs.  Some of these needs include:  Lighting upgrades,\nRoof replacement with insulation, HVAC upgrades, Door and/or window replacements, Fuel-switching upgrades (heating system upgrades), water heating upgrades, air-conditioning. \n\nWe hope to team with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient."]
[null,"Children's Museum of Oak Park dba Wonder Works Children's Museum","lreed@wonder-works.org","(708) 383-4815","non profit","Subrecipient;","Illinois","Early childhood education","Wonder Works’ mission is to spark curiosity and creativity in all young children through positive, play-based learning experiences.  We have served as a community changer and early childhood learning hub in our current 6,400 sq ft facility since 2003. We welcome children ages 0-8 and their families into our eight interactive exhibits to explore the arts, math, music, science, and literacy through activities that are aligned with Illinois Early Learning and Development Standards."]
[null,"muGrid Analytics","hello@mugrid.com","(720) 281-0482","Woman Owned Small Business - Consulting/Energy Storage","Partner;","Entire US and PR","Grant writing assistance, microgrid planning, feasibility studies, solar plus storage, BESS, resilience, energy optimization, predictive analytics, microgrid architects, distributed energy resource performance, technical volume data ","muGrid Analytics analyzes the performance potential of renewable energy, energy storage, and microgrid projects in the areas of economic return and resilient backup power. During the project design phase, we use historical mathematical optimization to right size distributed energy resources and to project economic and resilience performance. During the operational phase, we layer predictive analytics and artificial intelligence on top of this foundation of mathematical optimization to deal with uncertainties associated with operating in real-time. We provide innovative solutions for distributed energy resource performance throughout the project lifecycle, from feasibility analysis to operations."]
[null,"Grand View University","clee@grandview.edu","5152632821","University ","Subrecipient;","Midwest - Iowa","Higher education campus needs. HVAC, boilers, lighting, windows, energy generation","Increased energy efficiency in heating and cooling, building envelope efficiencies, lighting efficiencies"]
[null,"St. William RC School","mschoeppner@saintwilliam.com","(513) 471-2989","Autism Program and Primary Education (k - 8th grade)","Prime recipient;","City of Cincinnati / Price Hill Community","Education Primary School, Preschool and Autism Program","HVAC Design, Electrical Power Design and Energy Management"]
[null,"The CORA Foundation, Inc., dba ArtRage Gallery","rose@artragegallery.org","315-218-5711","501(c)(3) Art gallery","Subrecipient;","Syracuse, NY","Exhibit art related to issues of Social Justice, which has included environmental and climate issues. ","ASHPs, air sealing, lighting upgrades, solar panels, water heating"]
[null,"Kicking Gas","derek@kickgasnow.org","(206) 384-8826","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Partner;","Whidbey Island, WA","Have been running an innovative decarbonization program since October 2022. Have developed  program infrastructure, partnerships with installers, and marketing materials.","Would need to work with prime recipient who shares values, has place-based knowledge and/or relationships. We are capable of outreach campaign, info sessions, technical assistance, and managing financial relationships including providing financing. Have experience brokering and making deals."]
[null,"Cambridge School","knuetzel@cambridgeschool.org","410-486-3686","Independent School","Subrecipient;","Baltimore, MD","K-8 Education serving a diverse community of students from Baltimore City and Baltimore County. ","Cambridge School needs to replace our aging and inefficient HVAC system that is at risk of failing. A new HVAC system will greatly improve energy efficiency and ventilation. We can demonstrate financial need. "]
[null,"Four Square Gospel Church","4squarecogic@gmail.com","315-476-2538","Worship Center","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","City of Syracuse within the 13205 zip code. ","Community service and outreach.","Energy efficiency in underserved areas of the community. The church has been a pillar in the community and can lead by example with this program. "]
[null,"Best Friends Animal Society","bartb@bestfriends.org","1-435-644-2001","501c(3)","Subrecipient;","Utah","Best Friends is an animal advocacy non-profit. We operate a 5,900 acre animal sanctuary in southern Utah and have a nationwide presence.","Need funding to build a solar farm so facility uses renewable energy.  Recent analysis of a solar farm that could meet our needs would cost approximately $2.63M.  As we are a non-profit, it is hard to direct donor raised funds to cover a non-mission related project even though that project would allow us to maximize our use of renewable energies."]
[null,"PRIDE of Ticonderoga","info@prideofticonderoga.org","518 585 6366","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Essex, Warren and Washington County NY","Home repairs such as roofing, heating systems, window and door replacements for low income families utilizing state and federal grants for over 35 years","PRIDE's capabilities include proven track record of grant writing and administration along with successful program and project management. Our organization hopes to partner with the prime recipient, Adirondack North Country Association, as a sub recipient to effect an even more impactful home repair program through-out Essex, Warren and Washington Counties."]
[null,"Whidbey Community Foundation","info@whidbeyfoundation.org","360-660-5041","501c3 organization, community foundation","Prime recipient;","Whidbey Island, WA","As a community foundation we have the mission, capacity, and experience of operating a portfolio of nonprofit grantees in our geographic region.","We need to work with a local partner that shares our values and that has the expertise to offer TA to local subrecipients, including: outreach, info sessions, technical assistance, marketing, and financial support including financing. "]
[null,"The Art League of Manatee County DBA ArtCenter Manatee","acm@artcentermanatee.org","941-746-2862","Visual Arts Center","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Manatee County","Visual arts education for adults and children, exhibitions for emerging and professional artists","We are building a new facility, and would like it to be as energy efficient as possible. Working with Southface, Gooduse foundation grant on purchasing energy efficient systems - air, heat and lighting. Our facility serves over 30,000 students, artists and visitors annually. We are a destination for residents as well a visitors in our area, which is Bradenton, Florida’s urban core. We have the opportunity to be energy efficient with appliances as well as systems."]
[null,"Adirondack Mennonite Camping Association, Inc","office@beaver.camp","315-376-2640","Summer Children's Camp","Subrecipient;","Northern New York State.  Specifically Lewis, Jefferson and St Lawrence Counties.","We are a summer children's camp and year round retreat center serving Lewis, Jefferson and St Lawrence Counties.","Teaming with the Adirondack North Country Association as the prime recipient, our organization is seeking support as a sub recipient for door, window, HVAC and fuel switching upgrades.  Our facility was built around the turn of the 20th century, with various upgrades and improvements over the last 100 years.  However, many of our heating systems are outdated and inefficient, and buildings are poorly insulated.\n\n"]
[null,"Pretend City Children's Museum","proposals@pretendcity.org","949-428-3900 #215","children's museum","Subrecipient;","Orange County California","Pretend City Children’s Museum in Irvine is a child-sized city where children immerse themselves in dramatic play and learn about the world around them.","We are in the process of building a new facility in the Great Park in Irvine California. The Great Park is the repurposed El Toro Marine Corps base. We are part of a small group of three nonprofits, OC Music & Dance, the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum and Pretend City Children's Museum, building new structures for our educational and child development purposes. Each building is very expensive to design and build and any financial assistance towards carbon neutrality and energy efficiency would be greatly appreciated. For Pretend City, our total project cost is $65 Million. We will be breaking ground in the fall of 2024 and will open our doors in 2026. We have 60% of the $65M funding secured and are in the midst of a capital campaign to raise the remaining $25M. We would be so grateful for support!"]
[null,"Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay","jatampabay@ja.org","813-631-1410","Non Profit site based Work Readiness and Financial Literacy Facility","Subrecipient;","Tampa Florida","Provide hands on work readiness and financial literacy learning experiences to over 30,000 5th and 8th grades students within Hillsborough County FL and surrounding areas. Located in a community development district with 56% of our attendees considered LMI youth.","Upgrade our 2005 air conditioning system to a more energy efficient system would provide cost savings as well as environmental benefits."]
[null,"Bonnet Springs Park","marcia.wynn1228@gmail.com","803-586-4150","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Central Florida","The staff has many years of reporting, project, and program management expertise.","We wish to install solar energy to power the buildings at our 163-acre park and offset usage from the power company. This will stay in line with our mission of sustainability."]
[null,"Plimoth Patuxet Museums, Inc.","cblackthorn@plimoth.org","508-746-1622","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","International, with a focus on New England/ MA","N/A (subrecipient)","Plimoth Patuxet Museums (formerly Plimoth Plantation) is a nationally renowned living history museum bringing 17th century America to international audiences. There are several properties and buildings to maintain, including the visitors center (includes the café, gift shop, theaters, administrative offices, and more). This poorly weatherized building uses old systems that are extremely inefficient. After experiencing extreme income reductions during the pandemic, there is little funding internally to improve these aged and outdated systems. "]
[null,"Orange County Music and Dance","kathy@ocmusicdance.org","9498133142","Public Charity - 501c(3)","Prime recipient;","Orange County, CA (Irvine)","music and dance school with after-school performing arts classes that cater to all ages and levels and offer financial assistance to families who have need.  ","We have an opportunity to participate in something truly groundbreaking. We have been invited by the City of Irvine to be part of the 45-acre Great Park Cultural Terrace—amid marquee community attractions for all ages, including museums and historical buildings that reflect the vibrancy of Orange County—where the youth will flourish.\n\nWe will be one of four educational and cultural organizations who will have the opportunity to build a new and expanded facility in order to serve more students.\n\nAs school budget cuts threaten creative programs, the need for arts education and has never been more urgent."]
[null,"First Congregational Church of Hillsboro","office@hillsboro-ucc.org","503-648-4341","501(c)3 Church","Subrecipient;","Hillsboro, Oregon","We are a relatively small church but we are committed to climate justice issues and are doing everything we can afford to reduce our environmental impact with our aging infrastructure and education of our membership.","We have two buildings over 67 years old with failing/aging natural gas boiler heating infrastructure and would benefit from this funding opportunity to upgrade to energy efficient modern heat pump systems."]
[null,"Children's Museum Houston","rdarensbourg@cmhouston.org","713-535-7244","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Harris, TX","Children’s Museum Houston addresses the education needs of families of children ages 0-12, reaching 1.3 million annually on-site, at 240+ outreach locations, and virtually. ","Children’s Museum Houston seeks funding for the installation of solar panels in locations visible to visitors to offset the power requirements of the Museum’s outdoor EcoStation environmental exhibit. Electricity costs for the Museum’s primary facility average $138,000 annually and would be reduced with the addition of these solar panels. Signage will credit the DOE, with visitors able to view a live readout of energy produced. The Museum will support the project by developing and facilitating programming for visitors that features alternative energy resources and the beneficial impacts of energy conservation. "]
[null,"Cia Siab, Inc.","jess@ciasiabinc.org","608-615-7117","Culturally-specific nonprofit social services agency","Subrecipient;","La Crosse County, Wisconsin","Culturally-specific services for Hmoob victims of crime, violence prevention programming for youth, adults, and elders","We would like to update old, inefficient HVAC systems and install solar panels on two agency-owned buildings."]
[null,"VEIC","bcorbett@veic.org","1-800-639-6069","501(c)(3)","Partner;","All","Programmatic: research; gap analysis; stakeholder engagement; equitable program design; energy modeling. Technical: building decarbonization; emerging technologies; contractor selection; M&V.","VEIC is a nationally recognized non-profit with over 37 years of experience in developing programs and supporting projects that optimize energy use, reduce energy burdens for low-income customers, and advance new technologies. VEIC has the experience and expertise in building retrofit design and construction to provide technical assistance to Prime recipients. VEIC administers three large-scale sustainable energy programs: Efficiency Vermont, Efficiency Smart, and the DC Sustainable Energy Utility. Annually, we deliver nearly half of our program benefits to socially vulnerable populations. Our work since 2000 will reduce GHG emissions by more than 112 million metric tons."]
[null,"Walker West Music Academy","braxton@walkerwest.org","651-224-2929","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104","Seeking support for energy use reduction upgrades to refurbished building","Walker West Music Academy (WWMA) is refurbishing an ~18,000 square foot building into its permanent home for music learning and performance in fulfillment of its mission to create a music learning community rooted in the African-American cultural experience, where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, explore, and grow through music. We seek subrecipient support to advise and fund upgrades to our building to reduce our environmental impact."]
[null,"Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic","sandrasu@yvfwc.org","5093463412","Federally Qualified Health Center","Subrecipient;","Astoria, Oregon","N/A","Support for capital project."]
[null,"Rising Hope United Methodist Mission Church","info@risinghopeumc.org","703-360-1976","non-profit/church","Subrecipient;","Energy Conservation/efficiencies","Serving a poverty community with wraparound services to help those in poverty or assistance those experiencing homelessness achieve a sustainable life.","Grants or assistance with food insecurity also homeless wrap around support such as providing daily, hot weekday lunch meals to the homeless and those in poverty.   Additional Items/service needed:  healthy food market items, clothing for homeless support and other financial assistance needed in a poverty area such as metro tokens, utilities, rent assistance, etc..."]
[null,"Marietta College","cgc002@marietta.edu","740-376-4649","College","Prime recipient;","Southeastern Ohio, Washington County","Higher Education, Grant Writing and management, federal grants/project management","We have buildings on our campus and in our community in need of energy-efficient upgrades."]
[null,"Temple Shalom","templeshalomrhodeisland@gmail.com","401-846-9002","synagogue","Subrecipient;","Rhode Island","Project management, successful execution of capital project funded by federal grants","HVAC upgrade for better electric efficiency"]
[null,"BluSeed Studios","admin@bluseedstudios.org","518-891-3799","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","North Country New York","Community Arts Center","Heating System upgrades"]
[null,"Indian Lake Theater","info@indianlaketheater.org","518-648-5950","Non-profit community theater","Subrecipient;","North country - central Adirondacks","The Indian Lake Theater is a not-for-profit historic theater that entertains, engages & enriches the economic and cultural life of the Central Adirondacks","Our theater, built in 1937, needs energy efficient doors and windows. The doors have visible cracks and are very drafty. The windows are old and single paned. "]
[null,"Home Energy Medics","info@homeenergymedics.com","703-447-5379","Home Performance Business (contractor)","Partner;","Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia","Energy audits, insulation, air sealing, HVAC, indoor air quality, ventilation, windows, doors, roofing, drywall, carpentry, painting, combustion safety, quality assurance testing, residential and commercial, project management","Home Energy Medics is a full-service home performance contractor licensed in DC, MD and VA.  Home Energy Medics performs home/commercial energy audits and associated work that needs to be done in the process to include insulation, air sealing, HVAC, ventilation for indoor air quality, windows, doors, roofing, drywall, carpentry, painting, etc.  The company is top rated on all the review sites and a national level award winner of the 2023 EPA/DoE Home Performance with Energy Star contractor of the year for the fifth year running and 2023 winner of the Arlington VA Chamber of Commerce Best Sustainable Business award."]
[null,"ELITE SOLAR LLC","JESSE@GOELITESOLAR.COM","5415435809","SMALL BUSINESS","Partner;","OREGON ","Solar PV installation, energy storage, micro grids, off grid renewable energy tech","We are a vertically integrated solar EPC with extensive knowledge of photovoltaic technology and installation. We specialize in every facet of the industry. Working daily to deploy grid resilient virtual powerplants utilizing solar applications and independent micro-grid capabilities.  Looking for partnerships and opportunities in the Pacific Northwest to assist with program management, technical assistance and community engagement. We are a HUBZone, minority owned business who engages the community to bring employment,  knowledge, and renewable energy to the disadvantage underrepresented communities of Oregon. "]
[null,"Church of the Holy Comforter","communications@holycomforter.com","703-938-6521","Church and School","Subrecipient;","Vienna, VA","We use Portfolio Manager to track our energy performance, and we have people familiar with solar installations and HVAC systems.","Our Buildings and Grounds Committee is working towards achieving a net zero building energy goal by 2045, through a combination of solarization and energy efficiency improvement projects, while reducing dependence on natural gas.  Currently, we have sufficient capability in-house to identify and prioritize work that will yield the greatest benefit; however, we need supplemental funding to implement the identified work."]
[null,"SunSmart Technologies","karlo@sunsmartusa.com","816-298-7619","Clean Energy Consulting and Implementation","Partner;","Midwest: Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas","Solar/Storage feasibility studies, Renewable policy and regulations, Solar/Storage design and engineering, Construction, Construction management, Technical support, Energy financing, EV charging, Energy audits, Building commissioning, Service and Maintenance","We are an engineering led design-build firm that specializes in solar, storage, off-grid, microgrid, and EV charging stations. We tailor our solutions to meet our clients’ goals from both an energy and financial performance standpoint. We also perform feasibility studies, energy audits, commissioning, measurement verification, and put together creative financing packages with performance guarantees and service and maintenance contracts."]
[null,"Robert F Kennedy Community Alliance","lgonzalez@rfkcommunity.org","978-368-4839","Non-profit 501c3","Prime recipient;","Lancaster, Central Massachusetts","Health and Human Services, Special education, Behavioral Health, juvenile justice, Adoption, community based programming. ","We are hoping to continue to make our buildings as self-sufficient and sustaining with solar power and other options to support sustainability. "]
[null,"Commission on Economic Opportunity for the Greater Capital Region, Inc.","ehernandez@ceoempowers.org","5182726012","Non-Profit Community Action","Subrecipient;","Rensselaer County, New York","CEO serves the low-income members of Rensselaer County through human service related programs.","CEO has a number of locations that serve the low-income public and the utility costs of the organization are a significant impact to program and agency budgets."]
[null,"Green Beverly","info@greenbeverly.org","9783951006","501(c)3","Prime recipient;Partner;","Essex County, MA","Building decarbonization strategy, education, coaching, and local trades/finance network.","Green Beverly is looking to support commercial building decarbonization in the Essex County region in MA. Whether we act as a Prime or as a Partner, our mission is to guide organizations through the building efficiency and decarbonization process."]
[null,"Dismas House of St. Louis","info@dismashouse.net","314.361.2802","Private Foundation 501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Southern Missouri and South West Illinois","Developing new energy efficient residential reentry centers to facilitate the successful return of justice involved individuals back into their community.","Funding to offset costs of solar, geothermal, very low E glass , etc. into new and retrofitted buildings, to reduce energy consumption and minimize the  carbon footprint of the high density living facility that is open 24/7."]
[null,"Alliance Française de Chicago","serragragui@af-chicago.org","(312) 337-1070","Non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","We provide Francophone cultural & educational programming, including student scholarships. We operate an auditorium with AV equipment and work on simultaneous remote translations for audience accessibility. ","We are seeking to update our HVAC system and lighting infrastructure to improve energy efficiency and reduce our environmental impact.\n\nOur systems are outdated, resulting in unnecessary energy consumption and high utility costs. \n\nWe wish to upgrade to systems that meet industry standards for performance and environmental sustainability, install LED lighting, resulting in substantial energy savings, and implement advanced controls and automation to optimize energy consumption, reducing wasteful usage during non-peak hours.\nThe budget is estimated around $150,000. The grant will cover a portion of expenses and engage in a professional energy audit to identify additional energy-saving opportunities."]
[null,"Catholic Climate Covenant","info@catholicclimatecovenant.org","202-987-7581","Religious Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","National","Catholic Energies has built 30 solar projects for Catholic institutions in 15 states partnering with a for-profit company with expertise in non-profit sector.","Catholic Climate Covenant's Catholic Energies program provides solar development services for Catholic institutions nationwide. Our unique client representative model helps design, model, vet installers and finance solar projects. Through this program we work to educate building users about the challenges and solutions to climate change and provide a faith witness to the wider community including inspiring young people that their community cares and is acting to mitigate the crisis. The Covenant enjoys the support and capacity of 20 national Catholic organization who will willingly partner in this effort."]
[null,"Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services","HLuu@didihirsch.org","(310) 751-5227","501(c)(3) Organization","Subrecipient;","California: Los Angeles County; Orange County","Mental Health; Suicide Prevention; Substance Use Services; Crisis Residential \nCare","As an agency, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services is committed to increasing energy efficiency at our community-based treatment centers. We are currently replacing the HVAC system at our headquarters and exploring strategies to replace the building's electrical systems, as well. We are also interested in implementing solar power or other energy-efficient systems throughout several of our ten sites. "]
[null,"West Holt Medical Services","hamma@westholtmed.org","4029252811","Critical Access Hospital","Subrecipient;","North Central Nebraska","Award management, funding disbursement tracking, long term record retention","Small critical access hospital replacing outdated inefficient heating and cooling equipment, including 40+ year old boilers."]
[null,"Elevate Rapid City","laura.jones@elevaterapidcity.com","605.718.8470","501c3 Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;Partner;","Rapid City / Western South Dakota","Technical Assistance\nGrants Administration & Compliance\nProgram Management\nPolicy Advocacy\nResearch & Data Analysis\nCommunity Development","Elevate Rapid City's nonprofit arm works to further research and education in the areas of workforce development, entrepreneurship, and economic development. Elevate is seeking nonprofit partners in the Rapid City, SD region who are in need of a variety of energy upgrades for their buildings. With experience in community development, program management, grant administration, and grantmaking, Elevate is poised to serve as a prime recipient for the area. We also have the expertise to find additional partners within and around the community should there be a specialized need.  "]
[null,"Community Housing Improvement Program","general@chiphousing.org","5308916931","Affordable Housing - Multifamily","Subrecipient;","Butte County, CA","Affordable housing","Energy efficiency improvements at one or more affordable multi-family apartments"]
[null,"Kingswood Senior Living","kramerd@kingswoodretirementliving.com","816-442-3284","Non Profit Senior Living Healthcare","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Kansas City","Experienced grant administrator, vast reporting experience, Outcomes and impact measurements, cost effective management.","Our senior living community has antiquated heating and cooling systems that are 40 years old.  The boiler and chiller systems are beyond additional repair and we have 3 roof top cooling towers that are the same age and also need replacement.  As a non-profit senior living continuous care retirement community, we do not have the funds available to make all of the changes that are necessary and will be required within the next 24 months.  "]
[null,"Congregation Agudus Achim (DBA Congregation Agudat Achim)","ssharfstein12309@gmail.com","518-393-9211","Synagogue 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Upstate New York (Capital district)","Strong commitment to social action and reducing our environmental impact","We are looking to install solar panels on our roof, upgrade our lighting to replace fluorescent bulbs with LED bulbs and possibly to reduce our natural gas usage with heat pumps and/or geothermal"]
[null,"The Cathedral of St. Joseph","fr.melnick@aohct.org"," 860-508-6465","501©3 that includes the primary house of worship for the Archdiocese of Hartford, food pantry, clothes bank, community center, and in-residence non-profit medical center serving uninsured adults.","Subrecipient;","City of Hartford, Connecticut, as well as surrounding suburbs and cities","The Cathedral provides resources and programs for all 131 parishes of the Archdiocese.  Programs on the Cathedral campus offer human services to Asylum Hill residents as well as those in need from surrounding neighborhoods and communities.","The Cathedral campus includes a church, affordable housing, community center, food pantry (serving 17,000 annually), clothes bank, and medical clinic (serving 5,000 annually). Asylum Hill is home to 13,000 residents: 36% African American/Black/Caribbean, 27.9% Latino/Hispanic, 19% Caucasian, 8.8% Asian, and 8.3% Other/multiracial.\n\nOriginal HVAC and hot water system will be replaced to adjust the temperature based on the outside air. 735 replacement LED fixtures will improve the quality of light while reducing energy. Zone controls will isolate sections and provide auto on/off functionality. These upgrades will increase energy efficiency and reduce the facility's carbon emissions and environmental impact."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area","Patrick Doyle","518-274-3781","Not for Profit: Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Capital Area: Troy, Albany, Rensselaer","Programs: Youth Development for over 110 years.","It would be nice to use this funding to lower emissions of all Boys & Girls Clubs physical locations. If there is an opportunity to educate our youth during the process that can help assure that knowledge is passed for generations to come. "]
[null,"Oakrum Baptist Church","washingtondulany55@gmail.com","(703) 647-0565","Religious","Subrecipient;","Thoroughfare, VA","None","Unsure"]
[null,"Assembly MN","beth@assemblymn.com","612-418-4955","Partner  - Consultant to Subreceipients","Partner;","Minnesota, Twin Cities Metro","Real Estate Development - Adaptive re-use of existing buildings with energy improvements","Grant Support for Subrecipient partners to help cover the cost of renewable energy strategies, and mechanical, electrical, and building envelope improvements that support more energy efficient buildings that require less utility dependence."]
[null,"Congregation Albert","office@congregationalbert.org","505-883-1818","501(c)(3) Organization","Prime recipient;","Albuquerque, NM","Our synagogue is a 40-year-old building with poor energy efficiency. We have individuals in our community willing to help with upgrades, but limited funds for such improvements.","An energy audit is required to best determine how we may improve our building's energy efficiency. At this time, we believe that our primary inefficiencies include gas/heating and electricity . We have old HVAC units that are in need of replacement, single-pane windows that let heat out and cold air in, and two large water heaters that prove to be less than optimal. We are also interested in updating our halogen lights and electrical outlets, finances permitting."]
[null,"ProjectQRRestore, Inc. ","info.projectqrsargasso@gmail.com","+1-347-249-2656","U.S. 501(c)3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","New York","-Blue carbon restoration \n-Project management\n-Bioenergy and interdisciplinary R&D","-Hydrogen sulfide electrolysis\n-Methane pyrolysis \n-Bioengineered microbes for improved bioprocessing \n-Brown-Schlesinger process "]
[null,"Northeast Youth and Family Services","info@nyfs.org","651-486-3808","Nonprofit Mental Health and Social Service","Subrecipient;","Ramsey Co (Shoreview office)","Mental Health (outpatient, school based, and day treatment); community advocacy, youth development; youth diversion.","We have very poor siding which is letting in many critters and losing significant heat and ac. We need investment to support our building envelope through the area of the building that is sided. "]
[null,"Ameresco","Info@Ameresco.com","+1 (866) AMERESCO","Cleantech Integrator, Renewable Energy Asset Developer, Owner & Operator","Partner;","Nationwide","•\tEnergy Efficiency\n•\tDistributed Generation, Microgrids, and Storage\n•\tEnergy Infrastructure\n•\tEnergy Analytics & Supply Management \n•\tOperations & Maintenance\n•\tFinancial Options","Founded in 2000, Ameresco, Inc. (NYSE:AMRC) is a leading cleantech integrator and renewable energy asset developer, owner and operator. Our comprehensive portfolio includes energy efficiency, infrastructure upgrades, asset sustainability and renewable energy solutions delivered to clients throughout North America and Europe. Ameresco’s sustainability services in support of clients’ pursuit of net zero include upgrades to a facility’s energy infrastructure and the development, construction, and operation of distributed energy resources. Ameresco has successfully completed energy saving, environmentally responsible projects with Federal, state and local governments, healthcare and educational institutions, housing authorities, and commercial and industrial customers."]
[null,"Siemens Smart Infrastructure","karen.sanchez@siemens.com","847-212-9394","Corporation (ESCO, global technology, services and solutions provider)","Partner;","National","Area of Technical Expertise (bulleted list less than 25 words)       \n• Performance Contracting\n• Energy efficiency/improvement measures\n• HVAC, HW, air quality, lighting, building controls, electrical&mechanical systems, building envelope \n• solar\n• microgrid controls\n• EV-charging and infrastructure, \n• Financing\n• STEM/workforce programs","Leading ESCO and automation partner for K12 nationally, technology provider, project development, management, and implementation, engineering, procurement, and construction. Energy management services provider, sustainability leader, solutions integrator, building automation and financial partner as well as partner to help drive community economic and workforce development Provide assessment and validation of energy improvements to reduce energy cost, improve energy efficiency and lead to improved occupant health and air quality. Siemens takes a Total Energy Management approach to deliver transformative technical and financial solutions that modernize, optimize, service, and manage school and campus buildings."]
[null,"GROW: Green Resources & Opportunities Workforce ","Grow@kenempowers.com","8329803437","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Gulf Coast","Programa management, community engagement, economic development ","GROW is engaging low-income and underserved communities in the energy transition with education, workforce training, and economic development. We are seeking developers that have an interest in creating a unique model to ensure these communities build wealth in the energy transition to alleviate poverty."]
[null,"Brugmansia Ministries","info@brugmansiaministries.org","7407077939","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Tennessee","Energy Efficiency Evaluation. Community Engagement with Faith Communities. Program Implementation. Climate Resilience. Social Change. ","We are working with a number of faith communities around Tennessee interested in various energy efficiency measures, including geothermal heat pumps and solar panels. These organizations have large multi-use buildings that need upgrades and they cannot afford to pay for these systems within their budgets, alone. We need money to pay for both staffing for baseline energy evaluations and engagements and money for these energy efficiency projects."]
[null,"East Bay Center for the Performing Arts","jean.chang@eastbaycenter.org","5102345624","Non-Profit Organization","Subrecipient;","Richmond, California","Providing Performing Arts Program to children in the under served communities","We are looking for energy efficient appliance replacement as well as exploring the possibility of solar installation. "]
[null,"Destination Transformation Consultants ","doveh52@yahoo.com","4049366754","Non profit ","Prime recipient;","Arkansas ","Community engagement, project development, project management, capacity building, training ","Funds are needed to support acquisition of resources to enhance and expand energy efficiency projects "]
[null,"Dabre Family Services International Inc ","saramanedabre@gmail.com","6464219358","501 c3","Prime recipient;","BURKINA FASO (WEST AFRICA)","solar energy promotion","we are planning to build a hospital of 240 beds and its will 100% to connect solar system in order to promote renewable sources energy and reduce some of expenses related to dependence of energy. the lack of energy is most important issue that we need to solve for good functioning of the facility."]
[null,"FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, INCORPORATED OF AKRON, OHIO","Office.akronfirstag@gmail.com","3308365531","Church","Subrecipient;","Akron, OH","- Preschool\n- Kindergarten\n- Day Care\n- Religious organization\n- Community organization","Our facility which houses a 100 student preschool and a church congregation has 1960's infrastructure including original boilers, windows, HVAC and more. We operate 300 days a year and need capital to make substantive, energy efficient improvements to our church/school building. "]
[null,"Kalamazoo Country Day School","KCDSOffice@mykcds.org","2693290116","503(c) Non profit independent school","Subrecipient;","MI","Education","Potential for large energy savings through replacement of antiquated unit ventilators and aging HVAC system to improve the air quality for students."]
[null,"RE Tech Advisors LLC","info@retechadvisors.com","571-765-2012","ESG Advisory","Partner;","Across the U.S.","ESG program strategy, design and implementation; Climate risk assessment, mitigation, and disclosure; Technical support and engineering; data management, analytics, and reporting; Energy audits","As a sustainability advisor, RE Tech designs and implements award-winning programs to decarbonize and improve sustainability performance. Our interdisciplinary team creates customized solutions that unlock value, fulfill investment objectives, and pioneer the transition to a low carbon economy. Headquartered outside of Washington, D.C., RE Tech supports real estate clients representing 1.2 billion+ square feet and $1.5 trillion AUM. RE Tech also maintains a portfolio of federal, state and local government, and nonprofit clients, including US Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Program and the US EPA ENERGY STAR® for Commercial Buildings Program. "]
[null,"Skidompha Public Library","info@skidompha.org","207-887-0919","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Midcoast Maine","Public lending library, informational services, literacy programming, archival storage and research","Updating 20+ year old HVAC system to be more efficient, retrofit boiler to improve efficiency, switch lighting to fully LED; prospectus and audit for proposed work are complete, we're now exploring funding sources"]
[null,"Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church","info@neighborhooduu.org","6267443470","Church","Prime recipient;","Southern California","Small church with a commitment to reach net zero","We need to have more efficient heating and cooling systems and plan on converting to solar power. "]
[null,"Troy Savings Bank Music Hall","info@troymusichall.org","5182738945","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Troy, NY","We are a music hall offering a presenting series with a range of musical genres as well as education/community-based programming. We welcome 40,000+ visitors annually into the Hall and, with future HVAC upgrades, intend to grow that usage number.","We will be overhauling the outdated HVAC and other systems of our ~150 year old building and are aiming for clean energy solutions."]
[null,"BAIS YAAKOV SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - LOS ANGELES","ADAMDCOHEN398@GMAIL.COM","818-398-1548","501C3 PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL","Subrecipient;","WE ARE A HIGH SCHOOL IN LOS ANGELES, CA","I AM THE FACILITY MANAGER OF THE SCHOOL AND HAVE EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE\nOF OUR AC UPGRADE NEEDS","WE NEED TO REPLACE OUR 45 HEAT PUMPS - LAST INSTALLED IN 2001.\nWE HAVE A PLAN TO REPLACE THE ENTIRE AC SYSTEM WITH NEW HIGHLY EFFICIENT UNITS.\nWE NEED THIS GRANT TO HELP WITH THE COSTS OF THIS REPLACEMENT PROGRAM."]
[null,"CCARC, Inc ","lburton@ccarc.com","860-225-6669","senior services ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Central Connecticut ","CCARC’s Mission and Vision are applied every day through an array of adult day, employment, and residential services. We have a longstanding reputation for offering quality care, supporting personal growth, and offering continuity of services. Through Person-Centered Planning, CCARC works with the individual and their support team to determine the services that best suit their needs and abilities. Whether they require 24/7 extensive support, 1-1 care, or minimal/as needed assistance, CCARC provides the staff, resources, and settings to fulfill their needs and life goals.","CCARC is housed in a building that is nearly 20 years old. We need ways to become more fiscally efficient to continue to provide services to our community. We have just closed on a 2 building that was built in 1960, and needs major updates and energy needs. \n"]
[null,"Islamic Society of Baltimore","grants@isb.org","410-747-4869","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","-","-","energy efficiency"]
[null,"Green Umbrella","info@greenumbrella.org","5135411538","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Greater Cincinnati ","Building benchmarking, faith communities, food system, energy efficiency, regional, network, 2030 District, J40, justice, environment, climate","Green Umbrella intends to assemble a portfolio of 20+ subrecipients, including diverse faith communities, nonprofits serving the regional food system, and other nonprofit organizations focused on environmental and justice issues . Its partnership with Faith Communities Go Green (co-supported with EquaSion) is allowing it to reach out to faith communities who have made a commitment to environmental stewardship and/or are interested in reducing their energy costs. "]
[null,"Company360 Inc.","sam@companythreesixty.org","5404981880","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Fredericksburg, Virginia","We create accessible and inclusive opportunities to participate in professional dance theatre, as a dancer or audience member.","We rent a warehouse space in downtown Fredericksburg without hearing or air. As a dance company, being able to keep our dancers warm in the winter and cool in summer is vital in creating a safe space to train and perform. We are going into our second year this August but need an HVAC in order to properly and ethically hold dance classes, camps, rehearsals, and performances in our space and generate revenue."]
[null,"Emergency Food Bank of Stockton","lhansen@stocktonfoodbank.org","(209) 464-7369","501(c)3, Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Stockton, CA","Databases and Donor management tools, all phases of warehousing, trucking, logistics, development and grant writing expertise, good public relations and social media presence and staff.  Many volunteer groups, such as AmeriCorps, are aligned with the Food Bank.","While we do have significant resources that would allow us to allocate and administer a program, we are, also, building out property to add a second warehouse and distribution area to our site (which is our primary project.)  We have opportunities for improving HVAC in the current warehouse, separate office and classrooms as well as planning for the future warehouse facility. "]
[null,"LifeLab Kids Foundation ","Contactus@lifelabkids.org","248-629-4600","501c3 non profit ","Prime recipient;","Detroit Metro-Pontiac","Therapeutic treatment of children with developmental disabilities ","Energy efficient windows, roof, heating and cooling "]
[null,"Beth Jacob Congregation","beatricebinsky@gmail.com","614-554-1711","House of Worship","Prime recipient;","Columbus, Ohio","Grant experience for 8 years","New roof, new air conditioning/heating"]
[null,"InterfaithCincy","interfaithcincy@gmail.com","513 310-8823","Supporting and funding interfaith collaboration for  community engagement.","Partner;","The Greater Cincinnati region","We have deep and trusted contact with the interfaith community of the Cincinnati region. We have been successful in getting faith communities from different traditions to collaborate on community engagement projects.","We are the most widely read website by the interfaith community in the region and can function as a principal information distribution source for the work done through this grant"]
[null,"Human Service Chamber of Franklin County","rbeeman@humanservicechamber.org","7405078415","Human Services Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","Franklin County, Ohio","...","..."]
[null,"Young Men's Christian Assoc. of Norwich","clongo@norwichymca.org","607-336-9622","YMCA providing child care, sports, summer camp","Subrecipient;","Chenango County ","Subrecipient - Experienced in administrative record-keeping for federal awards.  ","Our 20-year-old building is large with high ceilings, expensive to heat and cool, plus a full-size pool to keep heated, for children in child care and exercise participants, including elderly.  Utilities costs keep increasing, but revenues are down significantly since COVID.  We have a very large roof which could easily accommodate solar panels if we could afford them, and could use heat pumps if affordable. We also have a summer camp facility that is very inefficient."]
[null,"Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center","thestaff@rollingridge.org","978-682-8815","Nonprofit retreat and conference center","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts ","environment, education, religion and spirituality, historical preservation","We would like our 100+ year-old manor house to be more energy efficient and environmentally friendly, especially by upgrading our windows, heating, and cooling systems. Care for the earth is a central part of our mission, and we want our physical infrastructure to reflect our core values!"]
[null,"St Paul Labor Studies and Resource Center","edalager@stpaulunions.org","6512223787","501 3c","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Twin Cities area, MN","Community outreach organization partners with non profits throughout the state of MN.  Is affiliated with unions that represent all areas of energy work.","We are able to be an organization that can assist targeted nonprofits to receive assistance funds. We are able to conduct targeted outreach within preferred demographic groups as directed to help ensure equity in distribution.  "]
[null,"Plymouth State University","bweisenhauer@plymouth.edu","603-996-1058","Higher education","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","New Hampshire","Renewable energy systems, education and outreach, energy efficiency, conservation, project management","Improvements to energy efficiency through HVAC upgrades, energy monitoring and control systems, PV solar and biomass systems to replace fossil fuel consumption, energy conservation education and messaging, conversion of campus shuttles to EVs, EV charging infrastructure particularly V2G for fleet vehicles"]
[null,"Elevate Energy (Elevate)","Elena.Savona@elevateNP.org","(773) 269-4037","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Partner;","Midwest; Pacific North-West","Building energy energy efficiency and solar program design and implementation; building electrification; smart grid programs; contractor and workforce development programs; healthy homes; lead in water; high performance building consulting; technical assistance; research; policy. ","Elevate Energy (Elevate) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works nationally and is headquartered in Chicago. We design and implement programs that reduce costs, protect people and the environment, and ensure the benefits of clean and efficient energy use reach those who need them most.  Our team builds strong connections in the places we work and delivers high-quality programs and services that contribute to healthy, thriving communities. \n\nWe work with nonprofits to improve their properties to allow them to direct their savings back towards their mission. Elevate has helped nonprofit organizations save energy and money for over a decade.  Our services included outreach to nonprofits to help them access utility energy efficiency portfolio, as well as the implementation of a utility offering serving nonprofit customers. Most recently, Elevate engaged several nonprofit anchor organizations and offered sustainability consulting and grant funding to implement energy, water, waste, and air quality improvements to their buildings."]
[null,"Greater Wyoming Valley Area YMCA","welcomecenter@wvymca.org","570-823-2191","YMCA","Subrecipient;","Luzerne County, North East Pennsylvania","Daycare, Preschool, Afterschool care, Camp, Aquatics, Wellness/Physical Activity, Chronic Disease Prevention, Mental Wellbeing, Youth Feeding, Congregate residence, in 5 locations throughout the County.","Assess areas where energy efficiency can be achieved and implement projects.  GWVA YMCA includes a large 5 story 1933 YMCA building with two floors of residential living, a residential camp, and pools in 2 different locations that must be heated.  GWVA YMCA staff includes a facilities manager and multiple site specific facilities staff.  GWVA YMCA is expanding to an additional urban/hispanic branch by re-opening a closed YMCA, and is launching a multi-site capital campaign."]
[null,"Blue Ridge Council, Boy Scouts of America","jrakey09@gmail.com","864-934-4831","501c3","Subrecipient;","Greenville, South Carolina","Outdoor and leadership skills; access to volunteers with general construction, mechanical engineering, plumbing, electrical, HVAC and roofing knowledge and expertise. ","We wish to insulate an uninsulated and 30 year old 6,720 sq foot cafeteria/dining space at our year-round camp and install energy efficient HVAC equipment. We are currently attempting to heat and cool the space to produce some level of comfort, which results in significant wasted energy costs and very limited success. We have matching funds available, project proposals prepared, and will be able to demonstrate through data the significant energy savings we will realize upon project completion."]
[null,"Auburn Interfaith Food Closet, Inc.","aifc@auburnfoodcloset.org","530-885-1921","Food closet","Subrecipient;","California","Support of hungry families","Needs:  Expansion and/or improvements of current solar system.  Improved efficiency in refrigeration equipment.  Other programs to reduce energy consumption."]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh","info@ymcapgh.org","412-227-3800","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Pittsburgh, PA","Health, wellness, child care, youth programming, social services","The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh owns 6 branches and 2 camps and is striving to make them more energy efficient both for conservation and for cost effectiveness."]
[null,"Netcare Access","pr@netcareaccess.org","614-274-9500","Non-profit, 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Franklin County, Ohio ","Mental Health and Substance Use Services ","Netcare is in the midst of addressing long-overdue infrastructure needs, and our goal is to move from our current reactionary stance on infrastructure failures to more prospective planning around those needs.  In this frame, then, we are requesting funds to make energy efficient improvements to our building that are more than 45 years old, that will result in reduction in use of energy and provide a cost saving to our organization. These savings are clearly better invested in patient care and/or staff."]
[null,"Feed the Second Line","tinice@feedthesecondline.org","1 (504) 931-1116‬","501c(3)","Subrecipient;","New Orleans","Solar, culture, mutual aid","Would love energy efficiency on our building! "]
[null,"Economic Opportunity for Savannah-Chatham County Area, Inc.","Terryt@eoasga.org","912-238-2960 ext.151","NON-PROFITY 501 (C) (3)","Prime recipient;","Chatham County Georgia - Facility is located in the City of Savannah","The agency has had experience and expertise in Energy Conservation and the Executive Director has more than 20 years of Energy Conservation experience, building retrofitting, and energy conservation experience with this agency. The Building Performance Institute have certified the Executive Director. and has managed the construction of retrofitting of three building owned by the agency.","The buildings that were constructed in 1913, as a public high school. The structure a historical building by the state of Georgia. Head Start and Early Head Start plus other services uses the structures to provide services to low-income residents of Chatham County GA. There is a significant need for energy conservation measures to the window, doors, and walls. The site has three structures that need energy conservation and sits on 7.1 acres of land."]
[null,"South Dakota Renewable Energy Association","wind@pie.midco.net","604295121","nonprofit","Partner;","south dakota","develop state wide energy programs, residential, commercial  energy efficient, lighting, wind, pv","Have years of experience"]
[null,"Valley Points Family YMCA","kmcintyre@vpfymca.org","724-335-9191 x101","Non-Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania","Childcare, day camp, youth sports, before & after school, aquatics, group exercise, etc. focused on children, teens, families, and seniors.","We are currently operating in 5 buildings, built between 1954-1990. There are multiple issues with each, and items we need to replace to save energy costs, such as original windows, crumbling door frames (rusting from pools/locker rooms), leaking roofs, dim lighting, end-of-life HVAC units, and other inefficiencies like leaking pipes & boilers that have been put out of commission. "]
[null,"Northside Residents Redevelopment Council","contactus@nrrc.org","612-335-5924 ","Neighborhood Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, Minnesota","NRRC drives economic and environmental development through home ownership and improvement assistance, and our Demonstration Site for Healthy Urban Living, providing hands on education for urban sustainability.","NRRC is renovating a structure at our neighborhood headquarters to serve as a community mixed-use studio and to create a blueprint for sustainable, energy efficient design. We are seeking assistance in completing construction of studio to serve as a community model, and want to be able to support residents to make their own energy efficient adaptations based on the blueprint from our renovation. "]
[null,"Israel Metropolitan CME Church","jwclarkdc65@gmail.com; church557@verizon.net","202 723 5795; 202 4254430","501 c3 religious organization--Church","Subrecipient;","Washington, D.C. 20011","None","Israel CME Church needs a new, energy-efficient HVAC system and energy-efficient windows."]
[null,"Whitefish United Methodist Church","office@whitefishumc.org","4068623418","Church","Prime recipient;","Whitefish, Montana","Mental, emotional, spiritual well-being, and environmental stewardship.","Seeking to make our building more energy efficient for the sake of the environment."]
[null,"Goodwill Southern California","info@goodwillsocal.org"," (323) 539-2196","Social Enterprise Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in California","Workforce training and development","We are looking to install solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations at one of the hubs of our operations. The site design is very well situated for this work. We are also developing career pathways in clean tech so we would look to employ program participants in this work. "]
[null,"Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County","aglinn@jccmc.org","732-593-5965","501C3 Charitable Nonprofit-Community Center","Subrecipient;","New Jersey","Social Service Agency and Community Center engaged in service of underserved communities, including seniors, immigrant populations and those with disabilities.","Replacement of HVAC and air filtration system in Aquatics wing. This will replace an antiquated, inefficient and inadequate HVAC system that does not properly heat, cool, filter, ventilate or dehumidify an indoor Pool room. The replacement with an energy efficient and proper system, that includes dehumidification and air filtration, will enable expansion of aquatics programs for those with disabilities, physical and cognitive challenges, as well as seniors with breathing and other medical challenges. Currently the air filtration issues limit the number of people able to participate in programs, and the types of programs and activities. "]
[null,"Yeshua's House Too","Yeshuashouse2refuge@gmail.com","8046053841","Home and program fir women and children who are recovering from abuse.","Subrecipient;","Central Virginia","Domestic Abuse Recovery Counseling, Financial Counseling, Support Group, Secure and Confidential Homes in Residential Areas","Insulation in attic and in the crawlspace, insulation in kitchen and pantry walls, windows in kitchen date to 1909, and are longer than the cabinets and countertops that were installed later."]
[null,"PowerOptions, Inc.","htakle@poweroptions.org","857-410-1670","501c4","Partner;","New England","We are an aggregator and consortium of non-profits with decarbonization and energy expertise for procurement and technical assistance for our members, the non-profits","We are looking for a Prime who can help us manage contract - we will bring sub-recipients."]
[null,"Possible Planet","jcloud@possibleplanet.org","908-581-8418","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","New York, New Jersey","C-PACE Financing, Energy Efficiency, Renewables, Nature-based Solutions","Principally we need financial support for our projects; we're strong in collaboration and partnerships with other organizations; decarbonization initiatives in small commercial & residential; nature-based solutions & eco-credits."]
[null,"Local Energy Alliance Program","info@leap-va.org","434-227-4666","Non-Profit 501(c3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Central Virginia","Energy Audits\nProgram Management\nWeatherization Improvements","Needs: Additional funding to address energy efficiency and indoor air quality improvements not covered under current programs. \n\nCapabilities: Able to blend new funding into our existing workflow that serves low income homeowners by performing energy efficiency improvements."]
[null,"Seattle Opera","julia.curns-welch@seattleopera.org","206.676.5842","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Seattle, WA","Arts organization partnered with multidisciplinary organizations in the Pacific Northwest and nationally. New facility anticipates solar-ready city campus, houses broadcasting and smaller nonprofits on-site.","Needs: Solar infrastructure, capable of storing battery power and anticipating backup usage during power outages. Capabilities: Our facility has been evaluated as a key community resource through FEMA nonprofit security grant applications, and currently serves as a site that support a number of health and community-centered events annually. With radio broadcasting onsite, we employ redundant systems of power, and prefer them to be from 100% renewable/sustainable sources. "]
[null,"African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs","lvlong@aaacdfi.org","(910) 710-5991","Non-Profit Intermediary ","Prime recipient;","Nationwide ","Providing capacity building assistance and capital deployment. ","Black-led CDFIs has decades of providing technical assistance and deploying capital to communities in low income areas for decades in the areas of affordable housing and entrepreneurs in a variety of areas. The African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs provides grant and capacity building activities in various areas to 92 Black-Led organizations in our network.  We are well equipped to provide grants to our members who can use the program for buildings they own as well as grants to non profits in their service areas. We have the capacity with history of focused services in Justice40 communities. "]
[null,"Rowe Camp and Conference Center","clerk@rowecenter.org","413-597-8301","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","Youth and adult camp programming, opportunities to explore diverse, far-reaching subjects in order to learn about themselves, each other, our cultures and the earth ","Campus buildngs range in age from 200 to 30 years - need for improved windows, doors, insulation in walls and roofs. Aging heating/cooling systems. Older, inefficient appliances in many areas."]
[null,"Second Nature, Inc.","info@secondnature.org","617.722.0036","NGO / 501(c)3","Prime recipient;","National","Climate Action Planning, Decarbonization and Carbon Neutrality within higher education institutions, technical working group facilitation, aggregated and scaled climate and energy solutions","Second Nature's mission is to accelerate climate action in, and through, higher education. Since 2006, Second Nature has managed the Presidents' Climate Leadership Commitments and the Climate Leadership Network, the longest-standing initiative of its kind in any sector in the world. Presidents and chancellors of higher education institutions commit their institution to a carbon neutrality target and Second Nature serves as the network manager - providing technical assistance and resources, facilitating working groups and communities of practice on a variety of decarbonization topics, and managing data and reporting systems to accelerate action."]
[null,"Junior League of Schenectady ","Dmurphymcgraw@hgmlobby.com","518-339-4535","Civic ","Partner;","NY/NE","Community engagement and organization","Building upgrades - esp to ventilation systems "]
[null,"US Energy Management","fburke@usenergymanagement.com","4349064712","LED Lighting Contractor","Partner;","Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina","LED Lighting Audits, savings projects, lighting design, material procurement, installation ","Well accomplished LED lighting retrofit contractor with a book of 5013c business "]
[null,"Distributed Wind Energy Association (DWEA)","info@distributedwind.org","405-204-6653","501c6 trade association representing on-site wind energy of all sizes","Partner;","Nationwide","DWEA can provide feasibility assessments for on-site wind systems and referrals to potential vendors, at no or minimal cost.","On-site wind (not rooftop!) can be an excellent, high visibility, clean energy source, complimenting solar and helping achieve net-zero goals.  DWEA has wind resource maps and analytical tools that can quickly provide performance and economic analyses.  We can provide lists of certified wind turbines and local installers who can implement distributed wind projects."]
[null,"Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church","pastordave@bethelwinchester.com / office@bethelwinchester.com","540-662-3245","Faith Community - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)","Subrecipient;","Winchester, Virginia, Frederick County, Virginia","Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church is a 203 year-old rural congregation, just beyond the city limits of Winchester, VA.  We are an active leader in both Winchester and Frederick County, serving all populations, especially the poor and rural, the homeless, the mentally ill, a growing elderly population, and the burgeoning LGBTQ community.","Because of our faith-based belief of caring for creation and our unique location as a rural congregation with nine acres and an ample modern facility, just beyond the city limits of Winchester, VA, Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church desires to become a visible leader in our community by committing to a reduction of our carbon footprint, engaging energy-efficient habits, promoting and modeling the use of renewable energy, and ultimately serving our rural community as a full resilience hub and solar sanctuary that would be available to those most at risk in the event of any community-wide, climate-related need."]
[null,"LUK Crisis Center, Inc.","Grants@LUK.org","978-345-0685","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New England/Massachusetts","LUK is a multifaceted social service agency dedicated to improving the safety, stability and emotional well-being of youth, adults, and families. LUK has 50+ years of experience with federal grants.","LUK's main office is in an old mill building, and many of our programs are provided out of aging buildings. Our energy-related needs include: Standby generators, solar, heat pumps, mini splits, and EV charging stations."]
[null,"GreenHome Institute","Brett.Little@greenhomeinstitute.org","616 458 6733","Non profit green building education ","Partner;Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Midwest","Residential green building education, consulting and certification.","Get funding to non profit owned housing to achieve residential green building standards"]
[null,"Herron Classical Schools","mmelton@herronclassical.org","317.231.0010","Non-Profit Charter School Network","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis, Indiana","N/A","Herron Classical Schools (HCS) is a network of three non-profit, public, tuition-free charter schools sponsored by the Indianapolis Mayor’s office. As public charter schools, HCS receives approximately 30% less funding from the state than our conventional public-school counterparts. Currently, charter schools in Indiana do not receive referendum funds or public funding for building maintenance.\nHCS campuses are located in downtown Indianapolis, utilizing 100+ year-old, historically-significant structures such as the former Heslar Naval Armory and the former John Herron Art Institute. The majority of our buildings require updated roofing, windows, lighting, weatherization and HVAC systems.  "]
[null,"Family Planning of South Central New York","fpscny@fpscny.org","(607) 432-2252","Reproductive Healthcare Organization","Subrecipient;","Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego Counties of New York State","-reproductive health care: annual visits, birth control, cancer screenings, STI testing and treatment, HIV testing and treatment\n-comprehensive, evidence based sexual health education\n-community advocacy","We have been the region's leading provider of quality, affordable reproductive healthcare and comprehensive sexual health education for more than 80 years. We have six medical centers spanning five counties in south central New York. We are seeking funding to install solar panels on the four medical centers we own -- in Binghamton, Norwich, Oneonta, and Sidney, NY. This improvement will ensure cost-savings and continued long-term sustainability for our organization. "]
[null,"Willdan Energy Solutions","ddaniel@willdan.com","619-980-2504","DOE Qualified & NAESCO Accredited Energy Services Company (ESCO)","Partner;","All 50 States","•\tTurnkey Design-Build Energy Projects \n•\tFacility Audits\n•\tESPC\n•\tEnergy Efficiency\n•\tDeferred Maintenance\n•\tIndoor Air Quality\n•\tRenewables, Battery Storage, Microgrids\n•\tEV Infrastructure\n•\tGuaranteed Savings\n•\tFunding Solutions","Willdan has been serving public and private agencies since 1964 and have completed thousands of energy projects across the US.  We help save energy, reduce operational costs, improve indoor air quality and comfort, reduce carbon emissions, improve power resiliency, and increase the lifespan of their assets – often funded by project savings.  Willdan’s in-house experts identify, design, and implement upgrades with turnkey projects that save you time, effort, and money.  We are vendor agnostic and provide unbiased solutions that best meet your needs.  Willdan also develops project funding solutions, including capturing all available grants and utility incentives."]
[null,"Generations Crossing ","director@generationscrossing.com","(540) 434-4901","Non-profit intergenerational adult and child daycare center ","Subrecipient;","Rockingham, Virginia ","Adult and child intergenerational daycare. ","Our HVAC system is at the end of its lifespan.  We are experiencing high repair costs as we continue to service the system at the end of its useful life. We will need to replace five to six condensers and/or other HVAC component parts in the next few years at significant cost. We would like to replace them with high efficiency systems to reduce monthly heating any cooling costs for years to come. "]
[null,"Nahant Marsh Education Center","nahantmarsh@eicc.edu","563-336-3370","501(c)(3)-Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Eastern Iowa","Environmental Education, renewable energy education, green infrastructure, wetland restoration, grant and project development and management, including federal grants.","We have an interest in improving energy efficiency and renewable energy in our existing building and in new buildings. This includes adding geothermal and/or air to air heat pumps and photovoltaic. We are also interested in installing EV charging stations for our visitors and in acquiring an EV. We could also partner with other organizations to provide energy education, including presentations, and interpretative signage."]
[null,"Wyoming Energy Co-Op","info@wyenergycoop.org","307-349-3918","Non Profit 501 c (3)","Subrecipient;Partner;","Wyoming","We offer: Community outreach and messaging.  Administrative support.  Energy audits and weatherization work.  Workforce development/training.  Technology and innovation feasibility/testing. Electrification installations via contractors.","Our nonprofit is fledgling.  Our 501 c (3) status application is pending but strongly anticipated.  We have a diverse board and motivated volunteers many of whom would strongly be interested in the possibility for employment and full time engagement.  Wyoming can be a hard place to engage with especially from the outside and we can offer experienced boots on the ground as well as quality contractors and business/organization partnerships.  We are also actively engaged with the Arapaho tribe and enthusiastic about the potential for growth with that community.  Finally we are chomping at the bit to begin installing rooftop solar, heat pumps and electric water heaters particularly for the high number of rural, low income and impoverished residents of Wyoming!  Thanks for your time and consideration :)"]
[null,"Russell Sage College","fredek1@sage.edu","5182921782","501c3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Troy, NY","Higher Education","Energy Efficiency upgrades"]
[null,"Friends of Tryon Creek","watercourse@gmail.com","4159947187","Environmental nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","EPA Regions 10, 9, and 6","BIPOC-serving and Indigenous-led nonprofit with educational programming, including restoration led by Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), and green workforce development focusing on BIPOC communities.","Support in applying for, planning and implementing federal grants. Assurances that Justice40 goals are real commitments by funding agencies, and that our time investment with DOE is valued by federal programs. As a small nonprofit, our time and resources are limited."]
[null,"Canal Alliance","saram@canalalliance.org","4153060429","Nonprofit human services and workforce development provider","Subrecipient;","Marin County, CA","40 years as a nonprofit providing education, immigration legal, social, education and workforce services for Latino immigrants. Also civic and community engagement.","Purchased new building for programs and admin functions, plan to install solar to support building needs, including serving as future resilience hub and EV charging stations"]
[null,"St Andrew and St Luke Church","Saslecbeacon@gmail.com","845 831 1369","Religious church","Subrecipient;","New york","General building maintenance/ repair,  solar,  insulation,  windows","Needs- insulation,  heat pump system, efficient windows"]
[null,"Grand View University","ekongshaug@grandview.edu","515-263-2910","Institution of Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Des Moines, Iowa","University Buildings and Grounds","Grand View needs to make building upgrades to become more energy efficient. Planned projects will be on our campus in Des Moines, Iowa."]
[null,"Bridgercare","bridgercare@bridgercare.org","406-587-0681","Reproductive Health Clinic","Subrecipient;","Southwest Montana","Bridgercare provides excellent, affordable reproductive & sexual healthcare & education in Montana.","Bridgercare is excited by the prospect of being a part of the Renew America's Nonprofits program and would be eager to lower our utility costs in order to focus our resources on our primary mission. "]
[null,"The Wright Center ","slaterj@thewrightcenter.org",5706871973,"Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike ","Subrecipient;","Northeastern Pennsylvania ","The Wright Center is interested in being a subrecipient. ","Recently, the organization has begun its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) journey and recognizes the need to be further environmentally and socially conscious. Healthcare contributes significantly to climate change in the US, and we hope to be part of the solution. The Wright Center relies on non-renewable sources of energy for our owned buildings. Thus, we wish to explore potential opportunities to reduce our footprint."]
[null,"EveryChild","info@foreverychild.org","309-736-7170","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Quad Cities (Illinois, Iowa)","EveryChild leads efforts to eliminate child abuse in our community by strengthening families.","Our two-story building was built in 1924. Upgrades have been made throughout the years, but it could use repairs to help us reduce energy costs - leading to increased capacity for programming. We would like to complete the replacement of all our lighting to high-efficient LED lights. We have about 20 lights left to replace. We would also like to replace all our current windows - 26 total - to more energy efficient versions to help keep heating and cooling costs down and add 3 windows to add additional natural light. These projects could safe thousands in funding over time."]
[null,"Generations Group Homes of Greenville, SC","Pat@generationsgroup.com",8646798490,"Residential Group homes for boys caught in the cycle of sexual abuse","Prime recipient;","Simpsonville, SC ","Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing","Switch over to LED lighting, upgrade HVAC units, and upgrade to tankless hot water heaters"]
[null,"Bridging The Gap ","Info@bridgingthegap.org","816-561-1087","Environmental ","Partner;Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Midwest; Kansas City, MO; Jackson County; Kansas City, KS; Johnson County  ","Understanding how to navigate rebates; energy audits; advocating; innovation\nrelationship building; grant opportunities; weatherization; utility burden","As a nonprofit who has done some initial energy work and has a energy conservation program for residents. We have established relationships with our utility providers and continue to push them to think beyond big business and embrace equity in more inclusive ways. We know that there is a need to connect nonprofits near our major highways experiencing higher indoor carbon emissions and social services providing emergency assistance to resources like reduced energy cost which results in more dollars for additional services and the community. "]
[null,"The Arc Jefferson - St. Lawrence Foundation","macarpenter@thearcjslc.org","315-836-1363","Non-profit, 501c3","Subrecipient;","Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties","Serving needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities from birth through end of life.","Our residential homes for people with disabilities are aging and in need of major updates and modifications to meet the increasing needs of our residents.  Our program sites for clinical care and day habilitation are also in need of major updates and improvements."]
[null,"Lighting, Inc. ","tysont@lightinginc.us",9187718444,"Lighting Distributor","Partner;","Oklahoma","LED lighting & controls","Lighting assessments, analysis, reporting and turnkey solutions for commercial buildings.  "]
[null,"PCS Biosecurity & Energy Inc.","dogle@pcsbiosecurity.com",7856918453,"For profit, energy and engineering services","Partner;","All states, USA","Experts in HVAC energy reductions, building automation, lighting, engineering services.  ","Highly skilled in program/project management, costs, implementation of novel technologies, custom designed HVAC energy efficiency and lighting projects.  Visit www.pcsbiosecurity.com for more information."]
[null,"Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)","grants@stepcentral.org","(313) 278-3040","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Michigan","Vocational support for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.  ","We currently offer programing in eleven locations throughout SE Michigan.  The buildings are older and are routinely need of updates and renovations.  We are hopeful that some of the needed renovations and updates would qualify through support of the Department of Energy Renew America's Non-Profits opportunity.  "]
[null,"EcoTarium","info@ecotarium.org","(508) 929-2700","Science Museum, 501c3","Subrecipient;","Worcester MA","We are a source of trusted science information and experiences for 150,000 annual visitors from New England; interactive education; programs; zoo; planetarium; train; trails; observatory.","The EcoTarium is preparing to build a new 7,000 s.f. gallery with a net zero goal, beginning construction in February 2024, including rooftop solar, solar canopy, and accessibility improvements. We are interested in being a grant recipient for our shovel ready projects to decarbonize our building and fleet. "]
[null,"Worcester Natural History Society, Inc. (dba EcoTarium)","nsmith@ecotarium.org","508-929-2700","501c3, Museum, Science Education Center, Cultural Institution","Subrecipient;","Worcester MA","EcoTarium is an educational museum dedicated to inspiring a passion for science and nature through interactive programs, exhibits, planetarium, train, zoo, trails, and community partnerships.","The EcoTarium is preparing to construct a goal-net-zero 7,000 s.f. new gallery with rooftop solar, solar canopy, and solar education exhibit to educate the public about our building and fleet decarbonization initiatives. We are shovel ready for investment to implement renewable energy and seeking funding partners. "]
[null,"The Children's Museum of Indianapolis","grants@childrensmuseum.org","317-334-4000","Museum","Subrecipient;Partner;","Indianapolis","Sustainability education, school programs (on-site/virtual), climate science education, informal STEM learning, intergenerational engagement, exhibit development/design, curriculum development, community engagement, underserved families, public events","The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the world’s largest children’s museum, serving over 1 million visitors annually. Its 489,000 square-foot, 5-level facility sits on 29 acres in Indianapolis’ historically underserved Mid-North community. Parts of the building are nearly 50 years old and require significant improvements to enhance energy efficiency. A Facilities Condition Assessment Report found 100 of 140 major mechanical systems to be past their useful lifespan. Informing replacement and upgrades through an energy efficiency lens—including assessing alternative energy sources—is crucial. In addition to HVAC and mechanical upgrades, we will also undertake building envelope and electrical improvements."]
[null,"Animal Adoption Foundation","office@aafpets.org","513-737-7387","501(c)(3) non-profit no-kill animal shelter","Subrecipient;","Butler County, Ohio and surrounding counties in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky","AAF is a no-kill shelter for dogs and cats. AAF provides a safe and humane environment for animals that are waiting to be adopted.","AAF is replacing our geothermal system and requires roof work in 2023.  There may be other initiatives that align with this program as well."]
[null,"Adelphoi","karyn.pratt@adelphoi.org",7248047000,"Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Southwestern Pennsylvania","Adelphoi serves at-risk youth and families through a continuum of education, residential and community-based programs.","Adelphoi intends to construct an educational facility and gymnasium to serve youth who are struggling with academic or behavioral issues or have significant mental and behavioral health needs."]
[null,"Guided Discoveries","info@gdi.org","909-625-6194","Outdoor education for grade school children","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles/Southern California","Science education for grade school children, moving learning beyond the classroom for 50,000 children annually. ","Operating two 100+-year-old facilities on Catalina; there are enormous opportunities for energy savings via led lighting, solar, and infrastructure improvements."]
[null,"Energy Efficient Technologies","jmearman@eSquaredT.com","800-344-8132","Limited Liability Corporation","Partner;","nationwide","Energy Efficient Technologies has over 200 technologies to save energy and reduce carbon footprint. One saves 20% on every HVAC system.","Turn key energy efficiency solutions from audit through deployment including finance and facilitating rebates/grants on behalf of customers."]
[null,"Art Barn School of Art","info@artbarnschool.org","219-462-9009","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Northwest Indiana","Arts education, cultural events, art classes and workshops for all ages, guest artist workshops, art access for underserved audiences","Our 69-acre campus operates with a century-old barn as its centerpiece. Upgraded equipment such as HVAC, lighting, windows, doors, insulation, ventalation units and effecient kilns for firing ceramics are needed.  \nOpportunities for clean energy upgrades such as a heat pump solar, panels or wind turbines broaden energy effeciencies.\nAs we develop long-term plans energy consulting services would also be beneficial as we develop and implement energy effeciency plans.\nResources from this grant would allow us to retain operational funds to maintain and grow our staff and expand programs. "]
[null,"Happy Valley Community Foundation","swestaby@gmail.com",5309417072,"Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Anderson, CA 96007 ","Done a little successful grant writing, serve as a utility designated\nPSPS assistance center (PGE),","We have been seeking out opportunities to add storage batteries and solar panels to reduce the cost of our PGE electricity and propane bills. We also are working to install mini split ac units to heat and cool our community building."]
[null,"NO/AIDS Task Force dba CrescentCare","alice.riener@crescentcare.org","504-821-2601","501(c) 3 nonprofit   (FQHC health clinic)","Subrecipient;","New Orleans, LA","CrescentCare is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization providing health care services to low income individuals in New Orleans serving over 13,000 individuals per year, including almost 3,000 individuals living with HIV.","CrescentCare has grown rapidly over the past few years to meet the need for health care services for low income individuals in the New Orleans area.  CrescentCare operates two large clinics in New Orleans and is in the process of replacing one (that is rented) with a new facility that CrescentCare owns.  CrescentCare would like to have a solar generator system for the new clinic.  This is particularly important in New Orleans due to frequent power outages and hurricanes/storms.  It would provide for significant energy savings and benefit thousands of low income individuals who receive their health care at CrescentCare."]
[null,"Applied Scholastics International ","c.burton@appliedscholastics.org","314-355-6355","Educational Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","North St. Louis County","Education, training, tutoring, grant writing ","Two buildings, 1931 & 1969, need energy infrastructure upgrades "]
[null,"www.uwsn.org","doloresh@uwsn.org",7024964961,"Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern Nevada","Funder, Grants and Program Management","Energy efficient buildings and equipment"]
[null,"Tucson 2030 District","karenpeterson@2030districts.org","520-207-3228","501(c)3 dedicated to building energy and water efficiency into existing buildings ","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Southern Arizona","Through our energy and water audits of local buildings, the Tucson 2030 District reduces carbon emissions, increases energy efficiency, and creates healthy buildings.","The Tucson 2030 District is working on a project to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy efficiency for a nonprofit that we plan to re-establish as a resilience center in the City of South Tucson. An incorporated city of 5500 surrounded by the urban heat island of central Tucson, South Tucson is on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Ranked well below the Arizona poverty level, South Tucson has no resources to help residents survive heat and drought, or the pollution the two create. We plan to inspire a larger coalition to \"climate harden\" the 1.2 square mile city."]
[null,"The Lambert House LGBTQ Youth Center","director@lamberthouse.org","206-322-2515","Nonprofit Social Service Agency","Subrecipient;","Programs serve youth living in 28 U.S. states; headquartered in the Pacific Northwest's largest city, Seattle.","Local and state government grant administration, outcomes reporting, nonprofit administration, youth programming, public relations, government relations. LGBTQ+ community development and public policy.","Upgrade facility's 122-year old central heating system for more energy efficiency. Add central cooling system to diminish inefficient window air conditioner use. Replace thirty-two 122-year old windows to be draft-free and energy-efficient. Insulate the 122-year old walls of upper floors to retain heat in winter and cool in summer. Insulate exposed hot water pipes in cold basement. Seal the Attic and Add Insulation. Seal the Floorboards. Upgrade Home Appliances and Systems."]
[null,"Women's Intercultural Center","mcarter@wintctr.org",5758825556,"501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Anthony, NM","Providing alternative education and economic self-sufficiency classes, workshops and trainings for the women of Southern NM and West Texas.","Replacement of air conditioners in our 3 buildings. "]
[null,"The Mountaineers","info@mountaineers.org",2065216000,"Social benefit organization.","Subrecipient;","Seattle, WA","Exploring. Teaching. Volunteering. Conserving.","Things we want to do when funding help is available: replace natural gas heaters with heat pumps, add non-flammable insulation and non-flammable siding to mountain lodges. Add EVSEs to support increased adoption of EVs."]
[null,"Association of Children's Museums (ACM)","ksturgeon@childrensmuseums.org","703-224-3100","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Association","Prime recipient;Partner;","All 50 States, the District of Columbia, and US Commonwealths and Territories","Convening, Training, Outreach, Grant Partnership & Implementation, Project & Grants Management – including as Primary Recipient and re-granting to partners, Community Engagement, Mentoring, Collaboration, 501c3","ACM exists to serve museums by helping them to build their capacity, leveraging shared resources, and developing joint initiatives. We see that a number of our children’s museum and science center members, as well as those museums that participate in the Museums for All program that ACM administers, have already listed their needs as sub-recipients. ACM is a trusted partner to these museums that has the proven ability, experience and connections (through leveraging our other national museum association partners) to engage museums across the U.S. in participating in this program and assisting with getting the word out to them."]
[null,"South Madison Community Foundation","tammy@southmadisonfoundation.org","765-778-8444","Community Foundation","Subrecipient;","Indiana","Ability to administer grants to community organizations, steward of 180 year old historic building.","Our 180 year old building is in need of many upgrades, including HVAC, water heater, plumbing. We can work 90% remotely for the duration of a renovation project. We have a preservation plan for our building that specifies certain needs that fall into this grant's guidelines.\nWe also have the ability to help convene nonprofit organizations in our geographic area and to administer grants to them."]
[null,"Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc.","bpipik@healthyneighborhoods.org","410-913-4721","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Baltimore City","Capital intermediary, green and energy saving loans and grant management, community engagement, housing and homeownership, rehabilitation mortgage product","Healthy Neighborhoods Inc supports Baltimore City neighborhoods and non-profits by combining community engagement with access to capital. HNI provides homeowners in select areas with below market rehabilitation mortgages to  improve housing stock, increase affordability, raise values and stabilize communities. Since 2014, HNI has overseen energy-savings grant and loan program for City non-proifts to improve operational efficiency and lower climate impacts. Supported by State, City and philanthropic partners, HNI has upgraded, improved over 150 facilities."]
[null,"Bassett Healthcare Network","carolyn.lewis@bassett.org","607-643-1354","Hospital / Healthcare Network","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Mohawk Valley / Central New York","We have a robust facilities management team that is highly trained in facilities management.","BHN consists of 5 hospitals and 30 outpatient clinics spanning 8 counties in upstate New York. We are committed to implementing energy-efficiency improvements across our networks in order to reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety, and lower our utilities costs."]
[null,"Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABCD)","James.collins@bostonabcd.org",6173486430,"Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","Massachusetts","ABCD has over 40 years of experience implementing energy efficiency and electrification projects and programs in both residential and commercial projects.","Massachusetts has robust funding for energy efficiency projects, however nonprofits often lack the funding to provide the co-pays. Some nonprofits may own their buildings and some rent. Through our experience delivering residential energy efficiency programs to both owners and renters in large Multifamily buildings, we can help bridge that gap. Additionally, we have on staff building science experts. Finally, we are connected to hundreds of other nonprofits in our referral network and will have an immediate interest from them for this work. "]
[null,"Resonant Energy","info@resonant.energy","(617) 333-8664","Nonprofit Solar Developer","Partner;","Massachusetts","Technical assistance, \nNonprofit financing assistance, \nProgram management, \nCommunity engagement, \nEnergy savings analysis","Together with LISC Boston and the Massachusetts Association of CDCs, Resonant Energy provides free technical analysis services to analyze the solar potential and financing options for affordable housing nonprofits' portfolios through the STAR Program (https://www.lisc.org/boston/our-work/green-homes/star/).\n\nBetween STAR Phases I and II, we've helped more than 9,400 residents by installing 5.9 MW of solar. Over the next 25 years, this will save the 17 participating developers over $21 million in avoided electricity costs. Resonant takes on the Partner role, receiving information from LISC Boston (Prime Recipient Role) about partner nonprofits in order to provide energy savings analysis and recommendations. \n\nWe are interested in partnering with Prime Recipients in Massachusetts."]
[null,"St. Michael Byzantine Catholic Church","stmichaelcampbell100@gmail.com","330-559-6412","Church","Subrecipient;","Northeast Ohio","As a faith community and parish family, we dedicate ourselves to welcome, celebrate and care for all of God’s people and be good stewards of environmental resources.","The HVAC units in both the church and social hall are old and have been repaired and nursed along for years. Contractors have had to pump freon into the air conditioning units in the social hall to keep them working; however, due to age of the units, that type of freon is no longer legal/available. Replacing these units to energy efficient options is essential before they fail totally, which our contractors have cautioned. We would be left without a viable worship space or social hall (which generates income and is the only voter polling site in our city)."]
[null,"International Union of Painters and Allied Trades","iupatglaziers@iupat.org","607-654-9554","Labor Union","Partner;","Entire U.S.A","Energy efficiency Expertise regarding the Building Envelope, Stacking other BIL/IRA Incentives, Workforce Development Expertise, Workforce Development Partners, CWA and PLA Expertise, Quality Assurance Expertise for Construction Performance.","We can assist our partners with the following: Energy efficiency Expertise regarding the Building Envelope, Stacking other BIL/IRA Incentives, Workforce Development Expertise, Workforce Development Partners, CWA and PLA Expertise, Quality Assurance Expertise for Construction Performance."]
[null,"Midwest Climate Collaborative","midwestclimatecollaborative@wustl.edu",3149359541,"nonprofit collaborative","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest - 12 state region","Convenor of a multi-sector collaborative, including gov't, nonprofits, private industry, and nonprofits, housed at a university.","Interested in fostering collaboration to reduce emissions in the Midwest. "]
[null,"Lubeznik Center for the Arts","artinfo@lubeznikcenter.org","219.874.4900","Arts center","Subrecipient;Partner;","Chicagoland","Unknown","Indoor and outdoor lighting"]
[null,"Tyrone Snyder Public Library","director@tyronelibrary.org","814-682-1016","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Tyrone and Blair County Pennsylvania","Connecting Families, dispersing information","We are in need of energy efficient upgrades to our lighting, hvac systems, we would also light to get some solar panels for our roof. "]
[null,"Lubeznik Center for the Arts","artinfo@lubeznikcenter.org","219.874.4900","Art center","Partner;Subrecipient;","Chicagoland","Visual arts ","Energy-efficient indoor and outdoor lighting for a building built in the 1970s"]
[null,"Bridge House","development@boulderbridgehouse.org","303-442-8300","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","metro Denver Colorado","Job training and housing for homeless adults","Job training, social enterprise operation, support, housing, employment"]
[null,"Operating Engineers Local 37 Training School","mikefunkiuoe37@yahoo.com",4435285251,"construction trades training school","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Baltimore, Md","We have worked closely with the state of Maryland Department of labor in multiple grant projects.","We are very interested in making our school as clean and green as possible with solar panels or a small wind mill. This would make us cleaner and allow us to save money for training more students."]
[null,"QuitCarbon","Cooper@QuitCarbon.com","415-872-2353‬","For-profit, mission-driven, residential electrification retrofit cost and process optimization services and software","Partner;","USA","Residential decarbonization retrofits, rebate and incentive maximization and strategy, paperwork automation, electrical load optimization, right-sizing, contractor engagement, homeowner outreach, electrification plan development, concierge","QuitCarbon makes residential electrification retrofits faster, easier, and cheaper for everyone! We do so at scale, and at low cost, by applying process and software innovations. The DoE agrees that our approach is unique and innovative - they recently awarded a Phase 1 prize for equitable and affordable electrification! https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7056455085836435457/"]
[null,"Eagle's Nest Foundation","cara@enf.org","828-877-4349","501c3 non-profit, Summer Camp and School","Subrecipient;","Rural North Carolina, Southeast","Outdoor Education, Outoor Recreation, Independent School, Summer Camp","Solar Installation, Energy Efficient upgrades"]
[null,"Green County Development Corproation","gcdc@greencountydevelopment.com","608-328-9452","501 (c)(3) ","Prime recipient;","Green County, WI","The mission of Green County Development Corporation is to promote and encourage economic growth while maintaining the quality of life that makes Green County, Wisconsin a great place to live and work.","We would like to provide funding to local non - profits in our County in order to update old, inefficient HVAC systems and to instal solar panels. "]
[null,"Central Association for the Blind, Inc.","steveg@cabvi.org","315-797-2233","Not-for-profit 501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Central New York/Mohawk Valley Region","Vision Rehabilitation\nEmployment of people who are blind","CABVI's factory that employs people who are legally blind (LB) is in need of renovations and energy conservation measures will be factors.  Solar, heating, windows, etc.  CABVI employs 100 LB workers paying prevailing wages and competitive benefits."]
[null,"California Indian Museum and Cultural Center","cimandcc@aol.com","707-579-3004","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Partner;Subrecipient;","California; National","Technical Assistance and community engagement to Tribes and Native non-profits\nGrant writing and administration\nSolar, battery storage, HVAC projects, reflective roofing","CIMCC is transforming its facility into a resilience hub. We have experiences to share regarding the installation of solar+storage; HVAC, reflective roofing, and more. We work and network with other Tribal museums and Native non-profits in California and the nation. We have experience in federal grant writing, management, and program administration. "]
[null,"Above & Beyond Children's Museum","info@abkids.org","920-458-4263","Education Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Sheboygan, WI","N/A","We need to upgrade our HVAC system to be more energy efficient. At the low end, this will cost around $130,000 to make this upgrade to our historic building. Additionally, we need to replace all lighting with LED light fixtures. This too will be a substantial cost for our building as we have many historic light fixtures. "]
[null,"RENEW Wisconsin","francisco@renewwisconsin.org","6085755967","Advocacy and Policy Non-profit","Partner;","Wisconsin (statewide)","Building decarbonization, energy efficiency, renewable energy deployment, renewable energy and electric vehicle (EV) grantmaking, electric, EVs and EV infrastructure deployment.  ","At RENEW, we focus on promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions. We have a wide range of knowledge and resources to help us achieve this mission, such as advocating for clean energy and deploying it, analyzing and developing policies, educating and reaching out to the public, and forming partnerships and collaborations. We are looking for partnerships to broaden our efforts, particularly in communities that have been underserved or neglected."]
[null,"Bluegrass Greensource","info@bggreensource.org","859-266-1572","nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Central Kentucky","education and outreach","residential and business energy efficiency education and implementation"]
[null,"Better Health of Cumberland County","director@betterhealthcc.org","910 483 7534","501(C)(3) - Non - Profit ","Subrecipient;","Cumberland County, North Carolina ","Health Services, project management. ","New insulation for the building to include installation of new windows, update HVAC system, get Heat pump style water heater. Convert all light bulbs to LED. Install timer on heater to conserve energy usage, Install E-film on windows to save energy. Install occupancy monitoring sensors."]
[null,"Fuller Park Community Developoment","michaelhow@fullerpark.com","773 8017264","Not-for-profit  501-C-3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Chicago, IL 60609","Community organization, adult education, Environmental Education, Social Justice awareness, Urban Agriculture training. Workforce Devlopment and urban planning.","We are in need of capital investments to sure up our physical holdings to bring all of our properties into state-of-the-art structures with Net zero footprints."]
[null,"Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada, Inc.","kelly.deguzman@ja.org","702-214-0502","501 C 3 not for profit","Subrecipient;","Southern Nevada","No technical expertise","We support underprivileged K-12th grade in financial literacy.  In the process of building a Capstone program with a 4,600 sq foot building which could benefit from this grant "]
[null,"Southside Community Land Trust","Margaret@southsideclt.org","401-273-9419","Non Profit 501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Rhode Island","Community Food Systems in marginalized communities \nUrban and Rural Agriculture\nFood Hubs","Building infrastructure at a community farm which hosts 15 BIPOC owned farm businesses "]
[null,"National Church Residences","lmcneil@nationalchurchresidences.org","614-559-6128","Non-Profit Affordable Housing Developer and Senior Support Services Provider","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Nationwide (we own 350 communities in 25 states) and serve 50,000 seniors. Many of which are very low-income with chronic illnesses. ","Grant management\nProject implementation\nDigital Navigation","Through the state tax credit programs, National Church Residences is able to upgrade and renovate many of our housing communities and buildings to be up to date and accessible for our older adult and disabled residents.  Through the renovations, our organization installs energy efficient appliances for ultimate cost savings.  We'd love to have access to a program where we can continue on our mission while saving on the construction budget or creating a value-added space like a library or community space with the expected savings from this program. "]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces, New Mexico","finance@uuchurchlc.org","575 522 7281","501c.3  Church","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Southwestern United States including AZ, TX, CA, UT, CO","The UUCLC has a cadre of four highly successful and experienced (all but one retired) individuals that can oversee all areas of program management.","Aging buildings require energy efficient windows and doors, sufficient insulation, heating and cooling upgrades to reduce energy consumption. HVAC systems and solar panels in use are 20 years old and need to be upgraded. Our Climate Action Group and Facilities Committee have the required expertise to maintain systems once in place.  Loss of membership and declining pledges have limited church's capacity to fund needed capital improvement projects.  The neighborhood is primarily single family homes with lower rents and a high concentration of low income families. Proximity to New Mexico State University has made this area attractive for off campus housing."]
[null,"Behringer-Crawford Museum","info@bcmuseum.org","859-491-4003","501-c3 Museum","Subrecipient;","Located in Covington, KY - serving Northern KY and greater Cincinnati, OH","Behringer-Crawford Museum is a center for the collection, presentation, study and enjoyment of Northern Kentucky’s natural, cultural, and visual and performing arts heritage. \n","We wish to replace 17 single-pane windows in an attached 1000 square foot veranda on an 1848 - 1860 home which is part of our museum. The area is used for rotating exhibits and educational programming.  We would replace the windows with double pane low E glass, insulated with argon gas and covered with wood shutters to increase energy efficiency.  We would also install a more efficient mini-split HVAC unit in this area. We also have need to replace 5 HVAC units that have the old Freon in them, which serve areas in an addition to the house."]
[null,"Starting Offshore Solar (SOS)","jason@starting-offshore-solar.org","3038868937","501c3","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles","We are interested in building and installing a pilot offshore solar system in the Port of Los Angeles to power the non-profit Alta-Sea which is a blue-tech accelerator serving the diverse Los Angeles community. ","We can engineer and build the pilot system, but need some financial support to pay for the solar energy materials and project expenses."]
[null,"Pacific Science Center","grants@pacsci.org","206-443-2001","museum/informal STEM education","Subrecipient;","Washington State","Increasing access to STEM learning at our Seattle Center campus and throughout Washington State","Pacific Science Center's 1962 facility requires upgrades of aging HVAC mechanical systems and lighting to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions."]
[null,"Health Brigade","www.healthbrigade.org","(804) 358-6343","Non-profit community health clinic","Subrecipient;","Richmond, Virginia","Health Brigade provides medical, mental health, and health outreach services to low-income diverse communities through multiple programs on-site and in the community.","Health Brigade’s facility is over 60 years old and has been renovated as we could afford since moving in to the building in 1998.  Our heating and cooling system is on the brink.  We have 5 cooling units that need replacing ($55,000 for each unit).  In addition the building windows need re-caulking (estimated at $40,000), to help reduce energy costs.  Our hope is to obtain funding for a new heating and cooling system that will be more energy efficient."]
[null,"Corona Heritage Foundation","coronaheritage510@gmail.com","(951) 898-0687","501 c(3)","Subrecipient;","California","The museum serves as a cultural hub with an Annual Antiques Faire, a year round museum, community meeting rooms for civic groups, supports the arts with an art gallery, dance studio, glass blower and woodworker.  We network with a local school district where 3rd graders annually visit the venue to learn the history of their community","Solar power and energy efficient lighting/HVAC to support multiple buildings."]
[null,"Edge Creek Power LLC","noel.myers@edgecreekpower.com","919-257-8826","Energy Company","Partner;","Southeast","Utility-scale solar, operations and maintenance, project management, account management, business development, partnership development, research and development, risk engineering","No two energy assets are the same, each with its own unique characteristics and risk profiles. \n\nEdge Creek Power offers strategic consulting, R&D, and risk engineering services for insurers, financiers and asset owners. We value strategic partnerships and community development.\n\nWe have over 40 years of combined industry experience to provide cradle-to-grave solar asset risk engineering and protection services for the utility-scale solar industry.\n\nWe see a future where renewable energy is the most reliable power resource and risk free energy investment. "]
[null,"Elipsa, Inc ","Info@elipsa.ai","857-600-8957","C Corporation","Partner;","United States","Elipsa is an AI-based energy optimization platform for smart buildings","HVAC optimization, fault detection and diagnostics, scenario based digital twins to predict future energy consumption of HVAC equipment. Reduce emissions and energy consumptions across buildings."]
[null,"Midway Community Covenant Church","Office@midwaycovenant.org","2068784861","Place of worship","Subrecipient;","Des Moines, Washington","Outreach to the community; shelter, meals, clothing.","Our facilities have space available to provide shelter for at risk members in our community during excessive heat and cold weather. We also, provide food hot meals for our community. Our efforts would greatly benefit from high energy efficient heating and cooling, solar panels, boiler heating units."]
[null,"Pullen Memorial Baptist Church","ajquartararo@hotmail.com","9192591299","Church","Partner;","Raleigh North Carolina","Currently have installed solar panels on one building as well have geothermal heating cooling system","We need to improve energy loss infiltration as well as add solar panels to church roof. There is  robust engineering cadre in the Congregation, Building and Grounds Committee as well a Care of the Earth Committee engaged in energy reduction, composting and recycling"]
[null,"Exceptional Parents Unlimited","info@epuchildren.org","559-229-2000","Non profit 501 c3","Subrecipient;","Central Valley of CA","Photovoltaic, electric vehicles/chargers, environmental impact reduction","EPU desires to move both its owned facility and fleet of 10 home visitation vehicles to be self sufficient, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and ever increasing energy costs.  We have a 101 kw solar carport, and are installing 10 EV chargers.  Desire installation of storage batteries to offset summer heat mitigation costs and conversion of fleet to all electric to reduce impact on low income communities we serve."]
[null,"OC Goes Solar","info@ocgoessolar.org","(949) 751-7292","Non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","California","Solar energy, Battery Storage, Heat Pump HVAC, Heat Pump Water Heater.","We are a non-profit organization with an expertise in solar energy, Energy Storage Systems, and residential electrifications. Our services are in high demand and we have a need for expanding our capacity to be able to provide the our services to our communities. "]
[null,"Oakrum Baptist Church","washingtondulany55@gmail.com","(703) 647-0565","Religious","Subrecipient;","Thoroughfare, VA","none","none"]
[null,"Wissahickon Valley Historical Society","info@WValleyHS.org","(215) 646-6541","historical society","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County, Pennsylvania","Headquarters and museum of local history, including library and archives. 1895 Public School, on the National Register. Primary history research; monthly speakers; promotes historic resources","19th-century building needs insulation, weather-fitting, efficient HVAC"]
[null,"The Pistil Consortia","david@pistilconsortia.com","817.718.4721","Architecture Firm","Partner;","United States. Texas based but work nationwide ","Architecture, engineering, interior design, strategic planning, design-build, integrated project delivery, project manager, space planning, feasibility study field measure, site survey, laser scan, BIM revit model","We are a woman owned company that is capable of partnering and supplementing any team to execute projects nationwide. Whether in Infrastructure planning or facility assessment we would love to partner with you."]
[null,"New Mexico Wildlife Center","matthew@newmexicowildlifecenter.org","505.753.9505","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","New Mexico, specifically rural Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties","Program expertise - general public environmental and conservation education; providing 1-10+ acres for small scale community solar generation","Direct organizational need of switching to on-site solar electric generation saving New Mexico Wildlife Center approximately $17,000 annually in electricity costs.  Indirect capability of providing small scale community solar electric generation utilizing 1-10+ acres of NMWC property for ground mount, roof mount and overhead parking lot solar panel installation."]
[null,"Christ United Methodist Church, Salt Lake City","trustees@christumcutah.org","801 486 5473","Methodist Church","Subrecipient;","Utah","Assist with grant application","Insulation and heating/AC assistance"]
[null,"Ashley River Baptist Church","info@ashleyriverchurch.org","(843) 766-5521","Church","Subrecipient;","Charleston County SC","Religious programming","Facilities are 80 years old and in need of energy saving upgrades and replacement of doors, windows and HVAC systems. Our campus is an assembly or several buildings fulfilling various functions. "]
[null,"Capital Grant Consulting LLC","rachel.capitalgrantconsulting@gmail.com ","4434505822","LLC","Partner;","MD","We have over 2 decades of grant writing expertise-- assisting non-profits access federal, state and foundation grant funding.","We have over 2 decades of grant writing expertise-- assisting non-profits access federal, state and foundation grant funding."]
[null,"Providence Connections, Inc.","care@providenceconnections.org","4127663860","Non-Profit Organization","Subrecipient;","Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, PA","No technical expertise","Providence Connections, Inc. is a family center and early childhood education center that is seeking funds to make our center more energy efficient and sustainable for the future. "]
[null,"Restoration Storehouse Center","Treasurer@restorationstorehouse.org","678-509-2021","Nonprofit 501 (c) (3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Southeastern USA; Georgia; Metropolitan Atlanta MSA","Utility Assistance; Workforce Development; Early Childhood Education; Medical; Dental; Prescriptions; Housing; Family Support Advising; Poverty Alleviation; Collective Impact","Operate with a cost share operations model with independent partner nonprofits located on shared campus. Need is to reduce utility and preventive maintenance costs to reinvest savings into additional community services for clients, staff, partners, and volunteers. Capabilities include: collective impact model, shared data management and digital training platforms for partners and public; shared board of director and staffing resources across partners; fundraising and grant management; client case management; queue management and client services support; technical assistance."]
[null,"Community Courtyard","jpatrico@gmail.com","816-806-4612","Nonprofit community center","Subrecipient;","Plattsburg, Missouri","We have a CPA, financial consultant, police officer and city alderman on our board. We applied for, received and administered a tax incentive program valued at more than $300,000.","The historic circa 1850s Community Courtyard is a hub for social and charitable activities in our small rural community. We house the area’s food pantry and senior citizen yoga (well-being) classes. We are an official designated emergency gather-and-shelter site for the area. Our town festivals and charities use our building for communitywide, intergenerational activities. We work on a barebones donation-based budget that we supplement by venue rentals. One of our goals is to lower utility costs for our 12,000 square foot building by installing solar panels, which could power the building in everyday and emergency situations. Cost estimate $65,000."]
[null,"Chabad-Lubavitch of Maryland inc","rabbi@arielcenter.org ","3015230770","Non-profit","Prime recipient;","Maryland","We are a large non-profit organization overseeing over 15 local non-profit organizations. We have been opertaing out of MD for more than 30 years","As a prime recipient, we would assist other non-profits determine their needs as well as access funding to address their energy deficiencies. Additionally, our large center is in need of many energy upgrades. Grant funds would greatly benefit our center."]
[null,"Girl Plus Environment","hello@girlplusenvironment.org","3135857772","environmental and social justice non-profit","Partner;Subrecipient;","Southeast or national ","Community and public engagement, spatial analysis, communications, digital media","We are in need of partners with a big technical/ data background. Also looking to collaborate on projects that need support with community/ public engagement, communications/ outreach, spatial analysis, or digital media."]
[null,"Cold Climate Housing Research Center","info@cchrc.org","907-457-3454","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Alaska ","We have administered a similar program with DOE as a pilot to reduce energy costs for local non-profits in Fairbanks Alaska, and could implement program with other non-profits in the state, specifically rural areas. ","We are able to do community outreach and facilitation, consultation on arctic construction and energy improvements and evaluation of existing and planned residential structures. We are centrally located as a hub community for Interior Alaska and can be a convener and coordinator for logistics, etc. "]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Eau Claire","uuoffice@uueauclaire.com","715-834-0690","The Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Eau Claire is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.","Subrecipient;","City of Eau Claire, Wisconsin","Our Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Eau Claire, Wisconsin serves our community through volunteering, fundraising, and/or providing meeting spaces to over 15 service agencies.  ","Improvements are needed to the congregation’s building to decrease energy use, reduce emissions and redirect savings to services, including for disadvantaged communities.  The improvements are expected to include: replacing much of the existing fluorescent lighting with LED lighting, which may present opportunities to “delamp” the building; installing a suspended ceiling on the building’s lower level in order to decrease heating demands; installing a ceiling fan in the Gray Street lobby to move heated air down from a 15 ft high ceiling; evaluating the feasibility of and possibly pursuing solar panel installation on the building."]
[null,"Violet Pairie Grange #996","kimhabel263@gmail.com","360-280-1941","Community Grange Hall","Subrecipient;","Tenino, Washington","The Grange Hall serves the rural communities of Tenino and Rochester, Washington, providing resources to the local foodbanks, library's and schools.  The Hall has been a meeting place for local 4-H groups,  agricultural groups, churches,  livestock groups and various community organizations.  The Hall is available for rental for a variety of community and private events. ","The Grange building is in dire need of energy efficient upgrades to replace the existing propane furnace and wood stove.  The goal is to decrease energy related operating costs by 20% to 30%,  to improve the organization's solvency and improve their ability to fund community based projects."]
[null,"Larsen Engineers 700 West Metro Park Rochester NY 14623","ram@larsen-engineers.com","585-303-2417","Environmental Engineering Consultant for Energy Conservation and Solar Renewable Energy","Partner;","Upstate NY State Finger Lakes Service area","15 Years of experience to serve local municipalities, non-profits to conserve energy and generate solar power for energy independence. Electrification of office buildings and municipal utilities for cost reduction.","We have helped conduct energy analysis of Towns, Villages, Churches and schools to save energy and produce their own solar power. This work has been done as co- developer with private equity firms or Owners that wish to invest their own funds for adopting renewable energy projects. Over 10 MW of solar systems and over 300 Building of local finger lakes cities have been conducted under the NYPA master planning programs. We wish to partner with other Non-Profits to help them do climate action planning and apply for grants to implement these climate smart actions. "]
[null,"Southampton Town Aquatics & Recreation Corp.","divein@staraquacenter.org","6313535964","501(c)3 Organization","Subrecipient;","Southampton, NY","Indoor swimming pool","We are working towards building a 28,484 square foot two-pool aquatics facility in Southampton, NY. Our goal is to ensure that the building becomes as energy efficient and sustainable as possible all around - including the building envelope, overall energy use, stormwater management, efficient water use and water conservation. We are planning to have solar panels on the roof and solar canopies in the parking lot."]
[null,"STEAM Workgroup","info@steamworkgroup.com","3175299896","Consulting company (evaluation, strategic planning, community engagement)","Partner;","Midwest","evaluation, strategic planning, community engagement, equitable evaluation, program management, statistical analysis, qualitative and quantitative methodologies, culturally responsive evaluation","STEAM Workgroup is a research and evaluation consulting company based in Indianapolis, Indiana that helps organizations nationwide with data collection, analysis, program design and strategic planning. We apply research, theory, and methodology from STEM fields, education, ethnomusicology, sociology, and anthropology to help groups find the right questions as well as answers.\n\nWith varied backgrounds and skills, we specialize in contextual description and analysis of complex issues and systems. This means we go beyond basic surveys and interviews, using methods that can uncover those \"hidden\" connections that others may miss because of our commitment to practice equitable evaluation."]
[null,"Florida State University","mike.mitchell@fsu.edu","850-644-9511","University","Partner;","Southeast ","Program management, energy efficiency technology, resource planning, disaster resilience","FSU is interested in partnering with non-profits throughout the southeast to provide technical and programmatic assistance on DOE grants."]
[null,"GoodWork","msillari@goodworkseacoat.org",6033050422,"Nonprofit Incubator working with start-up nonprofits ","Subrecipient;Partner;","Strafford and eastern Rockingham Counties, NH","Community engagement, marketing","We would be most interested in adding solar panels for our building as well as assisting with getting the word out about the grant opportunity to nonprofits in our region."]
[null,"Rescue Mission of Roanoke","developmentteam@rescuemission.net ","540-343-7227","emergency homeless shelter","Subrecipient;","Roanoke, VA","While we are a mature, 75 year old org, we are new to the federal grant landscape. We would not be suitable to provide technical expertise as a prime recipient. However, with 5+ large buildings on our aging campus, we have significant utility bills. We are interested in solar panels and other efficient ways to reduce large heating bills.","While we are a mature, 75 year old org, we are new to the federal grant landscape. We would not be suitable to provide technical expertise as a prime recipient. However, with 5+ large buildings on our aging campus, we have significant utility bills. We are interested in solar panels and other efficient ways to reduce large heating bills."]
[null,"Underground Railroad History Project of the Capital Region, Inc. (dba) Underground Railroad Education Center","urhpcr@localnet.com","518-621-7793","Non-profit Historical Association / Museum","Subrecipient;","Albany, New York","Underground Railroad Education Center has hired and is working with an architect and construction and engineering consultants knowledgeable about the construction of a geothermal infrastructure. ","Need financial support for the installation of a geothermal HVAC infrastructure in a new 13,000 foot Interpretive Center that will be part of The Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence Campus that is being constructed in the marginalized community of Arbor Hill in the city of Albany, NY in census tracts with an LMI of 74.96%. Neighborhood residents with the requisite skill sets will be hired to participate in the installation of the geothermal infrastructure that will be supervised by the architect of record and the geothermal engineering firm of record. "]
[null,"Woldumar Nature Association","development@woldumar.org","5173220030","Nature Center","Subrecipient;","Greater Lansing (MI) Region","Environmental Education\nInformal Education\nTeambuilding","We are a 60-year-old nonprofit operating out of buildings that are even older than that.  We've experienced high growth since 2020, with more audiences participating in our programs and spending time on our grounds.  While this is great and helps us to meet our mission, to educate people about the natural environment, it also puts unplanned (and unbudgeted) strains on our infrastructure which jeopardizes our ability to effectively and safely meet our community's needs."]
[null,"Ann's Heart","info@annsheart.org","484-393-2407","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Phoenixville, Pennsylvania","Ann's Heart is on a mission to provide a place for human services. The Ann's Heart campus is home to several on-site partners.","The Ann's Heart Campus is in the process of reinventing and reprocessing four buildings (church, school, 2 houses) to serve as a Human Resources center for Phoenixville and the surrounding areas. "]
[null,"Katonah Village Library ","mkane@katonahlibrary.org","914-232-3508","non profit 501(c)(3) public library ","Subrecipient;","New York ","Planning and marketing","Install energy effficient lighting: fluorescent tubes to LED. \nInstall energy efficient windows\nTune-up or upgrade hvac"]
[null,"Indian Valley Public Library","mstern@ivpl.org","215 723-9109 ext. 102","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Southeast Pennsylvania","Public Library ","Energy Efficient Upgrades"]
[null,"CrossPurpose","info@crosspurpose.org","(720) 724-9544","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Denver, CO","\nCareer Training, Development and Certification\nPersonal Development\nWorkforce Development\nBuilding generations of wealth\nPoverty elimination\n","CrossPurpose is a 6-month tuition-free career and community development program that prepares low-income participants for employment and career advancement while inviting them into a supportive community.  This is achieved by the CrossPurpose Leader program, which serves more than 400 Leaders annually and will increase steadily as the organization continues to scale. To date, CrossPurpose has seen 708 participants graduate from the program, creating $15.3M in annual wealth. Their graduating wages have increased from just above minimum wage to now above $20/hr and climbing."]
[null,"Girls Inc. of Hamblen County","lauren_girlsinc@musfiber.com","4235814430","Nonprofit Afterschool Program for girls ages 6-18","Subrecipient;","East Tennessee","We inspire girls to be strong, smart, and bold through research-based and hands-on programs in confidence, career readiness, and social and emotional programs.","We have been working on becoming more energy efficient as an organization and have already transitioned some of our lighting to LED. We need to transition the rest of our light fixtures to LED and would like to use our sunny backyard to install solar panels to become even more energy efficient. This investment would free up critical funds to focus on our mission of inspiring girls and readying them for adulthood."]
[null,"Westchester Library System","pbrigham@wlsmail.org","914-231-2341","NFP Library System","Subrecipient;Partner;","Westchester, Hudson Valley","Represents 38 independent public libraries in Westchester, providing technical assistance, professional development and direct outreach services in Westchester County","Westchester Library System's strong managerial and financial foundation supports a network of public libraries.  "]
[null,"Northside Intercommunity Agency","carredondo@nicaagency.org","817-201-9509","Non-profit ","Prime recipient;","USA-Texas-Fort Worth ","We are very limited on areas of technical and programming expertise as of right now but are hiring for assistance to get us up and gain better traction. ","The community has been asking for assistance with health care in the community, within our location we are needing a place where they can receive aid within walking distance since many of our clients are elderly or teens. "]
[null,"Fulton County Library","director@fclspa.org","717-485-5327","Public Library","Subrecipient;","South Central PA-Fulton County","Information sharing","Upgrades to HVAC, some lighting, possible solar panels"]
[null,"Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre","inquiry@pittsburghballet.org","412-281-0360","501(c)3 performing arts organization","Subrecipient;","Southwestern Pennsylvania","ballet, dance, dance school, dance education, performance, performing arts, professional dance company, community engagement, IDEA advocacy","The air handling system of the building is well beyond its lifespan and continual maintenance has become extremely costly. Air handlers are a principal component of the heating and cooling system throughout the building and, when in optimal condition, efficiently circulate air throughout the building maintaining consistent and comfortable temperatures. While PBT has diligently maintained the existing system for 38 years, the current air handling units are well beyond life expectancy as identified by BOMA and ASHRAE standards and require constant and immediate repairs, which have become extremely costly as the parts needed are obsolete and difficult to replace. "]
[null,"Bradford Area Public Library","director@bradfordlibrary.org","(814) 362-6527","Non-Profit  501c3 Public Library","Subrecipient;","NW Pennsylvania","I would like to add solar panels to our flat roof to offset our high energy costs for heating and cooling, and our free public internet, Wi-Fi, and public computers, as well as our staff use.  ","We supply information resources to our patrons and non-patrons, in the form of free public interent and wifi.  We have high energy costs associated with our technology demands, and our heating and cooling of the building.  "]
[null,"Together for Brothers","info@togetherforbrothers.org","5054003795","Not for profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Albuquerque ","Mobility Soverignty","T4B has been organizing for mobility sovereignty by, for and with boys and young men of color and other most impacted communities including transit dependent bus riders since 2017. The campaign has focused on free fares as well as safe buses and bus stops, without centering law enforcement, and clean transit including electric buses and vans as well as biking, walking and mobility for people with disabilities in Albuquerque’s most impacted neighborhoods of downtown, International District and Westgate."]
[null,"The Mark Twain House and Museum","jessica.neuwirth@marktwainhouse.org","860-247-0998","History Museum","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Connecticut and southern New England","We're a history museum used to managing complex restoration and renovation projects including energy efficiency, ac and dehumidification replacement, door and window replacement, as well as our historic content areas.","We're looking to reduce our second highest budget item (after staff salaries)--energy--through a range of methods. We'd like to explore adding solar panels or a solar farm, as well as replacement of ac and heating units, ensuring proper de-humification."]
[null,"Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas","grants@gsnetx.org","972.349.2480","501c3 Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Northeast Texas (DFW metro area and East Texas)","Education and youth development, experienced in government grants, convener for girl-serving organizations","We are in need of energy efficient upgrades to our HVAC systems, and a variety of other needs across properties that serve students and families in our communities."]
[null,"Laramie Plains Civic Center","jbrauer@lpccwy.org","3077458000","Civic Center / Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Laramie, WY","LPCC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with an experienced board and staff in managing grant funds and reporting.","LPCC is seeking funding for building-wide energy upgrades. Based on conversations with energy professionals, our priority projects are updates to LED light fixtures and bulbs."]
[null,"Greater San Marcos Youth Council ","info@gsmyc.org","512-754-0500","501(c)(3) residential child care","Prime recipient;","Texas","Residential child care for abused and neglected children since 1986 and prevention and early intervention services for families with children in crisis. ","Up to 16 children ages 2-17 receive residential care through our licensed general residential operation. Our Counseling and Resource Center provides counseling, parenting classes, anger management, truancy and delinquency intervention and prevention, as well as basic needs assistance, to children and their families who are experiencing conflict or facing life challenges. These services are free. \nOur campus consists of 3 buildings, the shelter, the counseling and resource center and a learning center. All are paid in full. However, the shelter was built in 1989, the learning center in 1992 and the counseling and resource center in 1998. The electricity runs around the clock, 365 days per year. "]
[null,"United Way of Southern Nevada","info@uwsn.org","702-892-2300","United Way","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Southern Nevada, Las Vegas","Grant writing, grant management, fundraising, volunteer management, grantmaking","UWSN is a willing and capable partner in Southern Nevada for a program like Renew America's Nonprofits. The organization is an experienced grantmaker (private, public funds) and regularly coordinates and connects the nonprofit sector across the State of Nevada. "]
[null,"Exodus Place","robb@exodusplace.org","(616) 242-9130","501 (c)(3) Non-Profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Grand Rapids, MI, Michigan, Midwest","Michigan's largest transitional housing program for men. We offer case management, substance use treatment, and job training.","Needs: The building is a former DOC building and needs many HVAC and electrical upgrades to increase energy efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint of the operations."]
[null,"Beloved Community Services Corporation","alhathaway@gmail.com","410-905-5110","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Baltimore, Maryland","Economic and community development, green building practices, complex financing. Direct services and programs: education and youth programming, job placement, food distribution, emergency funds, business incubation","Funds for energy upgrades in community facilities under development or pre-development in the Upton community in Baltimore. Track record of receiving federal funding for development projects.   "]
[null,"American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.)","nchalas@act-sf.org","4154392337","501c3","Subrecipient;","San Francisco","American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) is a Tony Award-winning nonprofit theater serving nearly 200,000 people in the San Francisco Bay Area annually.","American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) is requesting $200,000 in funding for construction and equipment costs associated with renovations and improvements to its landmark Toni Rembe Theater (formerly the Geary Theater), which will drastically modernize and increase the building’s energy efficiency. Located in the heart of San Francisco on a block that transitions the Union Square shopping district into the city’s most densely populated Tenderloin neighborhood, the 1,026-seat Toni Rembe Theater has served as A.C.T.’s headquarters and main venue since 1967. The theater itself has risen from the rubble of the catastrophic 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and disastrous fires, and has received minimal infrastructure updates since its post-earthquake rebuild and retrofit in 1989. Energy-efficient improvements will result in the building using less energy to heat, cool, and run appliances and electronics, during its year-round operations."]
[null,"Lebanon YMCA","apennycoff@lebanonymca.org","717-376-1393","501c3","Subrecipient;","Lebanon County","The Lebanon YMCA focuses on giving opportunities to everyone in our community. No one is ever turned away from our programs. We provide summer camp, school-age childcare, Early learning care, swim lessons, a free community youth center, and more. ","The Lebanon YMCA’s current dehumidification system is over 20 years old and needs to be replaced. Our Y is looking to get a much more energy-efficient system that will provide optimal airflow in our natatorium area. This area in our YMCA is one of our busiest spaces as we have an active swim team, we provide many senior water fitness classes, and we offer many swim lessons to young children and adults. Offering the best indoor air quality through a new energy-efficient system will not only benefit our Y but will benefit all the members and other community organizations that use this space. "]
[null,"Maine Charitable Mechanic Association (DBA Mechanics' Hall) ","info@mainemechanics.org","207 773 8396","non-profit arts and humanities organization, historic venue ","Subrecipient;","Maine ","historic preservation, nationally significant landmark building, arts, literary arts, humanities, performance, music and dance. ","Mechanics' Hall is a 167 landmark building in the center of Portland, Maine's Arts District. In addition to a new roof and building envelope weather proofing, the building needs a full HVAC system, new ADA compliant bathrooms and full ADA accessible entry way and elevator (current cab does not support a stretcher) "]
[null,"Verde Energy Efficiency Experts","info@verde.expert","773 413 9587","Energy Efficiency Contractor","Partner;","Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana","Electrician, have installed VRF and ERV projects for customers.  ","Capable of project management as well as specializing in local funding sources to help projects move forward.  We are a mission-focused organization (L3C) with a high desire to help buildings decarbonize, and profit is not our primary motive.  "]
[null,"St Paul Community United Methodist Church","finance@stpaulcumc.org","513-891-8181","Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati and surrounding areas and communities","Religious organization that ministers to surrounding communities.","In 2022, we had to replace our hot water boiler heating system and an air conditioning unit.  The hot water boiler was 61 years old.  Life expectancy was 50 years.  We have 14 air conditioning units that are now 24 years old.  We have 10 electric heat furnaces that are all 20 years old. After a capital replacement study, it was recommended we have a rooftop Unit that is 26 years old be replaced.  It's life expectancy was expected to deliver 15-20 years of life cycle. This little church, which was built in 1958,  suffered during the pandemic and the rebuilding process is taking longer than expected.  Financial help is needed.  "]
[null,"Comfort House Inc dba Abraham House","info@theabrahamhouse.org","315-733-8210","non profit 501c3 providing residential care for those facing terminal illnesses","Subrecipient;","Oneida County, NY","Providing 24 hour residence and caregiving to those facing terminal illnesses as well as support services for them and their families.","We need energy assessments conducted, followed up with suggestions on how to best reduce our gas and electric costs. "]
[null,"Women's Resource Center, Inc. ","wrcgeneral@wrcnepa.org","570-346-4460","501-c-3 nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Scranton, PA ","Providing survivors of domestic/dating violence, sexual abuse, stalking, and human trafficking with crisis and advocacy services, emergency safe housing, and legal/medical accompaniment. Prevention education, medical advocacy, and legal representation are also offered. ","We currently occupy a 100+ year old home that is in need of windows, insulation, heating and cooling upgrades, lighting upgrades, etc. to become more energy efficient. "]
[null,"YWCA Boulder County","frontdesk@ywcaboulder.org","303-443-0419","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Boulder County/Boulder, Colorado","None","Overall energy upgrades"]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester","vcoxlanyon@gmail.com","508-853-1942","Non-profit (church)","Subrecipient;","Central Massachusetts","Liberal, inclusive congregation of 250 with a strong connection to the Worcester community. Congregants are skilled in project management; organization; community outreach; and grant writing. ","One furnace, the electrical panel and the dishwasher are original to the building (1955) and need to be replaced. Several windows are cracked or unsealed; one bathroom is not properly vented. Heat pumps and new windows would improve efficient heating and cooling of large interior spaces and lower energy costs. We were an early adopter of solar panels and our native gardens have won awards. We seek to apply our values in caring for the earth to our interior spaces.  "]
[null,"Cherry Street Youth Center, Inc.","director@cherrystreet.org","620-431-2161","Youth After School & Summer Program - Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Chanute, Kansas","We offer after school classes in Garden, 3D Printing, Reading, STEM, Bible, Cooking, Healthy Living to kids K= 6th grades","Our facilities are nearing 30 years old.  We would like to retrofit current florescent lighting to LED, update the facilities windows, update the HVAC system at the original location, and any other recommended energy saving updates that could be available to us."]
[null,"Mosdos Satmar Of Bloomingburg ","eziel@satmarkyl.org","8452288998","School","Prime recipient;","Bloomingburg NY ","Energy saving ","Update infrastructure and fixures"]
[null,"Siach Yitzchok","info@siachyitzchok.org","7183276247","Religious corporation operating school and synagogue","Subrecipient;","Far Rockaway, NY","We have experience writing and executing grants. ","We are looking to upgrade our existing electrical and HVAC systems to increase efficiency, and also installing solar panels for energy savings."]
[null,"Community Vision Capital & Consulting","rbkeeper@communityvisionca.org","415-392-8215","Nonprofit CDFI","Prime recipient;","Northern and Central California","Nonprofit real estate\nSmall business real estate\nCommunity facilities\nAffordable housing\nNonprofit financial management technical assistance\nReal estate technical assistance\nWebinars, workshops and trainings\nPeer learning cohorts\nSecured and unsecured lending\nGrantmaking","Experience acting as prime recipient in other private- and publicly-funded programs; experience providing community-centered capital and consulting in a cohesive and integrated way. Potential need for partners to provide building energy assessments."]
[null,"Wilcome Human Services, Inc.","Wilcome.General@wilhumanservices.org","8449452663","Homelessness - Residential and Mentoring Programs","Prime recipient;","Baltimore City, Maryland","Core Competencies: Diverse technical skills, human services, homelessness services, mentoring and support services.","Assistance for providing housing for homeless or those facing homelessness youth and young adults. Providing shelter, food, workforce management, educational/job resources to the community (youth and young adults).  and other items. Community outreach. "]
[null,"Piscataquis Regional Food Center","info@prfoodcenter.org","207 802 8230","5013c, Food Bank/Food Pantry","Subrecipient;","Maine Highlands","Food storage, food saftey, food distribution","The Piscataquis Regional Food Center directly and indirectly serves thousands of residents in Piscataquis, Penobscot and Somerset counties in rural Maine. Our organization currently spends more than $2,000 for electricity and would like to move to solar power. We have an arrangement with ReVision Energy for the installation of solar panels.  However, we need to replace the roof prior to installing solar panels.  The estimated cost of replacing the roof is $25,000."]
[null,"Delaware Museum of Nature & Science","info@delmns.org","302-658-9111","Museum","Subrecipient;","Wilmington, DE","None","Wish to purchase solar power to help run our 1972 building in order to model the behavior and teach our visitors how it works in our galleries.  "]
[null,"Victim Services Inc.","ebrosig@cambriasomersetvs.org ","814-288-4961","Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center","Subrecipient;","Cambria County, PA (Johnstown)","Emergency shelter, advocacy, trauma therapy for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, and other crimes\nCommunity and prevention education","Our agency was recently asked to take over providing domestic violence services in our communities, requiring us to find a shelter facility and double our staff very quickly.   We leased a building across the street in a pinch, but now it’s causing strain due to constant leaks, electrical issues, etc. We are moving to a larger building that will bring all our offices and services to one clean, safe location and more than double our shelter capacity.  We would benefit immensely from the ability to make it energy efficient as it is more than six times our current square footage. "]
[null,"DeKoven Center","info@dekovencenter.org","262-633-6401","Non-profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin, Midwest","non-profit, historical property, partnering with homeless shelter, food insecurity program","We are a 10-acrea, 5 building historic complex with 12 low-to-moderate income residential units,  a conference/retreat center and community access meeting facilities with outdated heating and cooling\nsystems. "]
[null,"Christmount Christian Assembly","sustainability@christmount.org","(828) 669-8977","501c3 Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","North Carolina, Southeastern United States, All of United States","Veteran work and Autism and neurodiversity programming, Shelter for refugees and evacuees, Sustainable tourism, Clean energy, Solar microgrids, Regenerative food production and farming, Environmental and Outdoor education","Christmount is a 600-acre retreat, camp, and conference center \"for all to discover community, acceptance, and purpose.\" Formally the national conference center for nationwide Disciples of Christ congregations, we have four buildings from the 1970s in need of HVAC and building envelope upgrades. With sustainability education at the core of our mission, we have harnessed recent but limited clean energy and waste management upgrades to raise awareness about climate action through workshops and camps. Connected to numerous service-related non-profits across the nation, our role in climate change adaptation centers on supporting at-risk communities during natural disasters."]
[null,"Schuyler County Nursing Home","SCNHADMIN@SchuylerNursingHome.com","(660) 766-2291","Political Sub-Division 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","North-East Missouri","Political Sub-Division Management, Engineering, Project Management, and Financial Management.","Renewable Energy provision assistance.  Solar roofing specifically to aid energy efficiency in a rural, underfunded area.  Savings to be used to provide long term care for at risk elderly residients."]
[null,"People's Action for Clean Energy","PACE4CT@gmail.com","(917) 843-7214","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","PACE has developed energy models for all 169 Connecticut towns and has implemented HeatSmart campaigns to promote Heat Pumps in Connecticut towns.","PACE needs resources to fund town campaigns. This entails producing printed materials, taking out ads in local paper and media, conducting mailings to groups of residents, and hosting meetings. Typically towns and cities in Connecticut do not have funds for even basic community outreach.  The HeatSmart campaign can focus on selected groups that have been historically underserved and also work to overcome barriers to heat pump adoption like split incentive situations like we find in  renter/landlord situations. More information can be found at https://www.heatsmartct.org\n "]
[null,"Electrification Corporation","devin@schleidtworks.com","2015640743","Technical Assistance, Financial Assistance, Program Management, Community Engagement ","Partner;","United States","LED Lighting, HVAC, building envelope, Owners Rep, financial underwriting of energy projects, utility and government efficiency projects. ","Electrification Corporation specializes in energy efficiency consulting, with expertise in managing energy conservation programs, technical consulting, and integrating assets with DERMS. Our team of engineers, project managers, and financial underwriters has completed over 400 projects, saving our clients more than 20,000 MWHs. We assist with developing electrification incentive programs, performing audits, and fostering a culture of conservation. We also provide grant application assistance and technical RFP creation. Our aim is to achieve energy efficiency goals for municipalities and utilities alike."]
[null,"tag! Children's Museum","info@tagmuseum.org","904-647-1757","Nonprofit Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","St. Augustine, FL (Northeast Florida)","tag! Children’s Museum inspires play, discovery, exploration, and innovation through STEAM-based exhibits and programming, focusing on five key areas: STEAM, Environmental Stewardship, Health/Wellness, History/Culture, Citizenship/Compassion.","To attain the highest level of energy efficiency through installing Electro-chromic Glass (SAGE Glass) in constructing three new buildings of tag! Children's Museum indoor gallery space. SAGE Glass installation will: 1) Reduce the cooling load on the HVAC system and their sizing by reducing heat gain through the glass walls. 2) Reduce the energy required for interior lighting during the day by enabling the museum to have more ambient sunlight coming into the galleries while controlling glare."]
[null,"Butterfly Acres","sbolla@butterflyarces.org","3134072314","Nonprofit with 501c3","Prime recipient;","Cheboygan County","Solar photovoltaic expert and electrical engineering","In order to transition from fossil fuel usage to solar energy and power the public solar chargers at Butterfly Acres and Camp Darling, we need to install a solar field. The solar field, consisting of multiple solar panels, will be installed in a designated area, such as an open field or rooftop, to capture sunlight and generate electricity. This sustainable infrastructure will allow visitors to conveniently charge their devices using renewable energy, aligning with our goal of promoting sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. The size and capacity of the solar field will be determined based on factors such as available space, sunlight exposure, and the energy requirements of the chargers."]
[null,"Outer Banks Community Foundation","scout@obcf.org","(252) 423-3003","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Outer Banks, North Carolina","We have managed community funds for over 40 years, and we are a primary convener and collaborative partner for our nonprofits.","As of 2023, we have purchased an older office space which will become the Outer Banks Center for Nonprofits. Updating our facility with modern equipment and fixtures will provide energy efficacy for multiple nonprofits that would otherwise be housed in outdated buildings. It will also aid us in our mission of being a leader in sustainability for our community."]
[null,"Jewels School Inc","yfuchs@jewelsschool.org","4106088005","501(c)(3) Therapy Clinic / School for Children with disabilities. ","Subrecipient;","Baltimore Maryland","The Jewels School and Therapy Clinic provides an inclusive setting for excellence in education and therapy for children with special needs in low-income households. Jewels has experience with managing many government projects well as the installation of solar panels. ","Jewels seeks to add a hydrotherapy pool as well as expand its current facility to meet the communities growing needs. Jewels plans to outfit this facility with energy-efficient windows, HVAC, and Solar panels. This program will greatly assist Jewels in affording these energy upgrades as well as reducing future energy costs. Jewels is a vital community resource that now serves over 350 families from the greater Baltimore area. "]
[null,"Richard Heath & Associates, Inc.","rfps@rhainc.com","559-447-7000","S-corporation","Partner;","California","Richard Heath & Associates, Inc. (RHA) provides technical assistance, program management, community engagement, audits and direct installation.","RHA is a certified minority business enterprise founded over 40 years ago with the mission to improve lives of underserved Californians through equitable access to socially responsible programs and services. Expertise includes: \n \n•Administration of low-income, residential and commercial energy efficiency, resiliency and water conservation programs \n•Customer outreach and enrollment campaigns \n•Project development, analysis, management and implementation \n•Inspections and quality assurance/control for low-income and other energy and water programs \n•Engineering and technical support to utilities, municipalities and other clients \n•Design and delivery of energy assessments/audits for municipal and utility customers (residential, commercial, industrial) \n•Conduct ASHRAE energy assessments and utilize energy modeling\n\n"]
[null,"Montgomery County Green Bank","TA@mcgreenbank.org","240.453.9000","Green Bank","Partner;","Montgomery County, MD","Montgomery County Green Bank offers technical assistance and financing designed to accelerate clean energy projects. ","We offer multiple programs. The main capabilities of interest for potential partners on Renew America's Nonprofits are: \n1) Subrecipients may participate in our Technical Assistance program to receive technical support from our vendor partners (via \"studies\") as well as a Green Bank subsidy to offset the costs of vendors' work. Studies conducted at Subrecipient properties are designed to identify energy upgrade opportunities and \"incentive braid\" (i.e., identify complementary grants, utility incentives, etc., that can help buy down the capital cost of energy projects). \n2) Subrecipients may obtain bridge or term financing products to pay for projects. "]
[null,"Fitts Farms","drleonardm@aol.com","856-577-4161","Cattle Far and expanding to winnery","Prime recipient;","Alabama, Colorado, California","Increase production      through land development","Needs:  Technical assistance in developing the winery project in NAPA Valley."]
[null,"ESSEX COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION","S.LLOYD@ECCF.ORG","9787778876","COMMUNITY FOUNDATION","Prime recipient;Partner;","NORTH EAST MASSACHUSETTS","COLLBOARATIVE SYSTEMS CHANGE LEADERSHIP, GRANT MAKING, CONVENING AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY","NEED TO SHARE RESOURCES WITH 501C3S IN NEED ACROSS THE COUNTY AND IN THE COMMUNITIES STRUGGLING THE MOST FROM EJ- AS PER OUR ROBUST DATA STUDY AND EQUITY LENS"]
[null,"J.R. Atkins","jratkins@pobox.com","214-707-1705","Church","Subrecipient;","Wyoming","Have applied for Grnats and teamed on Government Projects Experience","Need other churches in Wyoming to join and work with"]
[null,"Verde Energy Efficiency Experts","projects@verde.expert","773-413-9587","Consultant ","Subrecipient;Partner;","Illinoios","ComEd SBE Contractor\nBuilding Energy Efficiency \nHVAC Equipment\nVHE Equipment: VRF and ERV\nRetrocommissioning\n","As a leading energy efficiency consultant, Verde exists to help your organization find, implement and maintain energy-efficient solutions that make a measurable impact on the bottom line. Since 2010, Verde has been saving Chicagoland companies and organizations thousands of dollars every year by replacing outdated, inefficient methods and hardware with modern, efficient solutions."]
[null,"Mirabito energy production ","nicole.holt@mirabito.com","1-800-934-9480","Energy ","Prime recipient;Partner;","Rhode island ","South plymouth ","Very capable and never fails "]
[null,"San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative","gyamhureacosta@sandiego.edu","8584059723","Nonprofit/Higher Education","Partner;","San Diego Region","Technical Assistance, Community Engagement, Resource and Knowledge Sharing","Able to support a primary recipient on setting and designing a portfolio, providing technical assistance and supporting grant distribution"]
[null,"Friends of Rogers Environmental Education Center","david@friendsofrogers.org","(607) 674-4733","Environmental Education Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","Chenango County, NY","Environmental education, climate change and clean energy education, naturalist and outdoors education, ecosystem restoration, hiking and general recreation. ","Friends of Rogers runs The Rogers Center, New York State's first and oldest environmental education center. Through an operating agreement with the state, the Friends of Rogers staffs the facilities, manages the grounds, offers programming all year round, services the local school systems, and helps to steward this unique state treasure for subsequent generations.  "]
[null,"Conshohocken Free Library","askcon@mclinc.org","6108251656","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Mid-Atlantic Region","I am the branch manager of a nonprofit public library in a renovated building that was previously a residential home to a wealthy family.  The original part of the building was featured in Historic American Buildings Survey in 1994.  ","We'd like to upgrade our water fountain to a more energy efficient and conservative system to encourage use of reusable water bottles in our community.  Our HVAC system is also dated and would benefit from an upgrade to a more energy efficient unit.  It would be most beneficial to convert from oil heat to natural gas.  Our fire alarm system is thirty years old and an upgraded system would be more energy efficient as well.  We recently upgraded all the lighting in public spaces of our building to LED fixtures and bulbs.  "]
[null,"Sciencenter","ropila@sciencenter.org","(607) 272-0600 ext.111","Museum, 501(c)(3) non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Finger Lakes Region, NY","Science and technology museum; hands-on STEM education for children/families (including exhibits and programs about renewable energy); field trips; summer camps; rural engagement and outreach","NEEDS: Replacing aging HVAC systems at museum location with renewable alternatives, (possibly use two pre-existing 100ft deep groundwater wells to install ground-source heat pumps). Installing improvements to increase building energy efficiency by reducing airflow and heat loss.\n\nSUBRECIPIENT CAPABILITIES: nonprofit building owner; already conducted an energy study recommending key improvements and estimating high energy savings; potential to benefit low-income and rural communities; may be able to provide cost-share or matching funds; prior experience as subrecipient of federal funds\n\nPARTNER CAPABILITIES: can develop educational products to engage communities in learning about renewable improvements."]
[null,"Brother's Brother Foundation","mail@brothersbrother.org","(412)321-3160","501c3 Non-profit","Prime recipient;","Global","Brother's Brother Foundation works in the areas of Healthcare, Infrastructure, Disaster Response, and Education.","Brother's Brother Foundation would like to install solar panels for our Behan Street warehouse facility in Pittsburgh, PA.  The building is utilized to store medical supplies and equipment, along with relief supplies, before they are sent to partners both in the US and around the world. The building is also used to host volunteers who put together hygiene kits to assist victims of disasters."]
[null,"Hope is Alive Ministries, Inc","anns@hopeisalive.net","7147704322","Nonprofit Long-term Recovery Housing","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas","Developing metrics and objectives, tracking and reporting, and collaborating across teams."," Because of the high occupancy in our recovery homes, the appliances and HVAC units have a higher rate of decay. Many have already exceeded their life expectancy. By purchasing energy-efficient appliances, we will be able to cut down on operational costs in the long run and protect the environment. These purchases will help us to serve 190 residents across the region."]
[null,"Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans","prc@prcno.org","504-581-7032","501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","New Orleans, Louisiana, and vicinity","Building performance improvements for existing buildings, especially compatibility with historic buildings and local preservation standards","PRC owns a large building renovated in the early1990s that could benefit from efficiency and electrification retrofits. PRC also has technical expertise in how to insulate historic buildings without negative unintended consequences, particularly in hot, humid climates."]
[null,"Helping Hands Humane Society","grace.clinton@hhhstopeka.org","785-233-7325","501c3 Animal Shelter","Subrecipient;","North-East Kansas","Animal housing, animal sheltering, contracted animal services for local municipalities, low-income vet care, lost and found services, public education","Need lights converted to LED\nNeed HVAC updated \nMonthly utility bills and repairs are eating into our lifesaving mission"]
[null,"Exceptional Care for Children","info@exceptionalcare.org","302-894-1001","Non-profit 501c3 ","Subrecipient;","Delaware","Skilled nursing facility, healthcare, Long Term Care provider for medically fragile children.","HVAC energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Kalamazoo College","maria.newhouse@kzoo.edu","269-337-7297","Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Southwest Michigan ","Kalamazoo College is a nationally recognized, undergraduate, liberal arts institution. ","Kalamazoo College has long term strategy to transition from its aging central steam plant to regional and local hot water plants, rather than making a major investment in an inherently inefficient method of heating buildings and domestic hot water.  Currently a major steam leak exists in a distribution line that travels under a public roadway, serving the fine arts building. Installing a new boiler plant will increase heat efficiency, reduce transmission losses, solve a reliability issue, and begin to set the stage for technological advances that will help the College reach its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. "]
[null,"North Central College","megalasso@noctrl.edu","630-637-5207","Private 4-year College","Subrecipient;","Naperville, Illinois","Environmental sustainability, campus sustainability, environmental science education","North Central College is a private 4-year institution outside of Chicago in Naperville. We serve approximately 3,000 undergraduate and graduate students (25% low-income, 30% minority, 40% first-generation). We are a leader in environmental sustainability among small colleges and have many buildings and features on campus that speak to our efforts to reduce waste, conserve energy, and reduce our carbon footprint including solar panels on several campus buildings, permeable paver walkways, rain gardens, composting program, and community garden, among many others. "]
[null,"Gold Nugget Museum","collections@gnmuseum.art","5307622613","501(c)(3) nonprofit history museum","Subrecipient;","Paradise, Butte County, Northern California","Local history\nCalifornia state history\nClimate change Interpretation and education\nDisaster interpretation and education\nLiving history interpretation and education","The Gold Nugget Museum, a local hisotry museum in Paradise, California, is currently rebuilding after the internationally-known Camp Fire climate disaster of 2018 burned the original building to the ground. As we work to reinstate our educational programming, we are in need of funding to retrofit and modernize our new building. Energy-efficient climate control is needed, as is weatherization and air tightening. Completing these improvements will allow our museum to once again offer educational exhibitions and tell the timely story of the climate disaster that nearly wiped out our town. "]
[null,"Curtis Memorial Library","edoucett@curtislibrary.com","207-607-4126","Public library nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Brunswick, Maine","Library director","Increase the sustainability of our library building by adding heat pumps to the original library and the community meeting room, thereby allowing us to reduce heating costs."]
[null,"National Main Street Center, Inc. (dba Main Street America)","mainstreet@savingplaces.org","312-610-5613","Non-profit","Partner;","Nationwide","Main Street America convenes a national network of commercial district organizations. We are experts in historic preservation and community revitalization. ","Main Street America connects with 1200+ community-based organizations, all of whom work with property owners on building improvements. As a partner, we may be able to help a prime grantee with sourcing of smaller scale projects reaching rural and underserved communities."]
[null,"Jewish Studies Enrichment Inc.","abrahamsteinmetz1@gmail.com","8454904950","Nonprofit educational Summer Camp","Subrecipient;","High View, West Virginia","Orthodox Jewish Education, Niche Subjects, Overnight Summer Camp, Nature and Arts","We are a summer camp dedicated to providing youth and teens from our communities with a rich and fun educational summer program. We have many building with dated energy systems that can significantly benefit from efficiency upgrades and we can thereby reduce our consumption by a large percentage."]
[null,"Franconia Soaring Foundation","president@soarfranconia.org","240.925.7600","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northern New Hampshire; Northern Vermont","Program/Project Management, Government contracts, flight instruction","Our new training and operations center being completed later this year will be restricted to seasonal use. A completed energy charrette demonstrated that adding a solar array and air-source heat exchangers will provide a net-zero energy solution and make this training facility available year-round for hosting instruction, recreational activities, and other community needs. This investment will also avoid over $20,000/year in energy expenses, freeing up those dollars for direct application to our mission of creating a greater public awareness on the art and science of motorless flight, and providing free introductory flights to regional Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math students. "]
[null,"Tersus, Inc.","tersusinc@gmail.com","312-479-4379","Facilities Management Company","Partner;","Metro Chicago Area","Integrated Facilities Management, HVAC, Roofs, Maintenance, Facility Audits, MEP Services ","We could assist with all needs when it comes to running, maintaining, and upgrading facilities. Especially churches, convents, congregations, non-for-profit organizations. "]
[null,"Cimbria Badenhausen","TransformMV@gmail.com","315.520.8580","Consultant","Partner;","New York State","Consult with reps of historically marginalized, under-resourced, and overburdened areas, including communities of color, lndigenous Nations, hard-to-reach, rural, and low-income areas.","Help project scheduling using frameworks for building resilient, connected, empowered and communities. Certified by the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure."]
[null,"Wind River Development Fund","paul@wrdf.org","307-335-7330","Non-profit, 501c3, native community development financial institution","Subrecipient;","Wind River Indian Reservation - Wyoming","Limited as related to energy projects","We own and operate a 15,000-sq-ft building. We need a complete energy assessment and replacement of a solar panel system that was installed 10 years ago."]
[null,"Jesus Is The Life Church","tcartwright@jitlc.org","708-334-8399","Religious","Subrecipient;","Chicago Southland","We are not a technical organization. We coordinate programs, community outreach events, children's summer camp and mentoring programs with a network of religious and veteran organizations in the Chicago Southland communities.","Our facility is equipped with HVAC units that have been in operation for over 35 years and are completely passed their life cycle. However, these units are now operating inefficiently and at times causes us to cease operations. Some of the pipes have asbestos wrapping. To reduce carbon dioxide emissions and modernize our equipment we plan to replace the inefficient units with high-efficiency equipment. The project is estimated to cost between $150,000 and $250,000, depending on whether an electrical service/infrastructure upgrade is required, which is currently being evaluated."]
[null,"Child Crisis Arizona","amy.vericker@childcrisisaz.org","480-834-9424","Non-profit 501-3c","Subrecipient;","Mesa, Arizona ","Child Crisis Arizona provides emergency shelter, foster care, adoption, counseling, early education, and parenting support services to Arizona's most vulnerable children, youth and families. ","Child Crisis Arizona envisions using energy-efficient upgrades to support the Residential Foster Care for Homeless Children and Youth Program, providing a safe haven for children ages 2-24 who were removed from their families due to abuse and neglect. Housing options for foster children and youth, include: 1) an Emergency Children’s Shelter for ages 2-10, 2) two Group Homes for teens ages 10-17, and 3) the Independent Living Program for youth aging out of the child welfare system, ages 18-24. Energy-efficient upgrades at our facilities will allow Child Crisis Arizona to enhance our offerings and the improvement of our residential facilities."]
[null,"Nevada Clean Energy Fund","info@nevadacef.org","(775) 737-0975","501(c)3 nonprofit","Partner;","Nevada","Clean energy financing, building retrofits, Nevada","NCEF can provide technical and administrative support for building retrofit projects as well as partnership development with key NV stakeholders (e.g., nonprofits, community foundations)"]
[null,"Domestic Violence Program, Inc.","ericka@dvsacenter.org","615-896-7377","Non-profit 501 c 3","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Murfreesboro, Tennessee","Dual agency serving survivors of domestic and sexual violence providing 24 hour access to all services through crisis lines. Our services include emergency safe shelter, court advocacy (orders of protection), sexual assault advocacy and sexual assault forensic exams, counseling, bilingual services, and follow up. ","Our emergency safe shelter was built in 2003.  Due to age of our shelter and capacity to serve up to 31 survivors (both individuals and families), we are in need on energy efficient options to provide comfortable living spaces.  We are in need of an upgraded HVAC systems to assist with that endeavor."]
[null,"ISER Caribe","Iser@isercaribe.org","5167656250","Research and Education ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Puerto Rico","Community engagement\nTechnical expertise \nProject management\nHigh need area","Interested in installing a system in our offices, developing a climate justice hub as well as promoting energy transitions to appropriate energy sources. "]
[null,"BRITE Energy Innovators","info@brite.org","3303953500","Non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Ohio","startups in energy efficiency, partnerships with nonprofits","BRITE runs a facility that is a demonstration site for energy technologies. It wishes to integrate technologies into an upcoming upgrade."]
[null,"Len Foote Hike Inn","education@hike-inn.com","1-800-581-8032","Nonprofit backcountry inn that promotes outdoor recreation, stewardship, conservation and sustainability.","Subrecipient;","Southeast/North Georgia","Renewable energy, energy efficiency, water use reduction\n","The Hike Inn is a proven leader in sustainability having achieved LEED Platinum certification. The Inn itself is the centerpiece of environmental education. Needs include additional renewable energy in the form of solar panels and a battery back-up system would enable the facility to function off the grid."]
[null,"The Children's Museum of Indianapolis","grants@childrensmuseum.org","317-334-4000","Museum","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Indianapolis, Midwest, National","Sustainability assessment, school programs (on-site/virtual), climate science education, informal STEM learning, intergenerational engagement, exhibit development/design, curriculum development, community engagement, underserved families, public events, subaward management","The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the world’s largest children’s museum, serving over 1 million visitors annually. Its 489,000 square-foot, 5-level facility sits on 29 acres in Indianapolis’ historically underserved Mid-North community. Parts of the building are nearly 50 years old and require significant improvements to enhance energy efficiency. In addition to HVAC and mechanical upgrades, we will also undertake building envelope and electrical improvements. Museum staff are highly experienced in managing Federal funds, including MEP and construction contracts as well as subrecipient awards."]
[null,"Marielders, Inc","Marielders@yahoo.com","513-271-5588","Non Profit Senior activities center","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati, east side","Marielders provides a safe environment for the health and wellbeing of our local seniors.  We strive to maintain the infrastructure of our facility to achieve maximum cost efficient operations.  Our activities strive to provide stability and growth for our members.  ","The cost of operating our HVAC and building power needs for the benefit of our members.  Every penny counts towards providing a stimulating environment.  We strive to offer educational and wellbeing experiences to keep our members engaged in life."]
[null,"Girl Scouts of North East Ohio","jweagraff@gsneo.org","330-983-0399","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northeast Ohio","STEM education, critical thinking, community service, leadership, and interest development for girls. ","Resources: STEM Center of Excellence, Peninsula, Ohio, breaking ground August 2023 (K-12 boys and girls—to be used by area schools, to encourage pursuing STEM fields) Them is “nature inspired design.” STEM badges and journeys. 18,000 girl members across 18 Northeast Ohio Counties. Three Camps 800+ acres (Summit, Trumbull and Erie Counties). Special “Council-led” STEM programs year round, often in partnership with area corporations. Needs: energy efficiency and renewable/alternative/reduced energy as well as habitat restoration at Camps and STEM Center; Interactive STEM education equipment, activities; Community service projects. Wetland restoration/expansion for run-off reduction and education project at Camp. "]
[null,"Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc.","info@hocn.org","7168827661","Non Profit","Prime recipient;","Buffalo, NY","Affordable housing development","Energy efficient multi-family housing units for low to moderate income households"]
[null,"Cornerstone Community Housing, Inc. ","sheila@cchbaltimore.org","410-522-0225","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Baltimore, Maryland ","Provides housing and supportive service to homeless men. ","Needs: energy upgrades in a 6,000 building renovated 25 years ago that provides transitional housing - energy efficient appliances, HVAC, windows/window coverings, etc. "]
[null,"Fayette County Cultural Trust","fcctrust@zoominternet.net","724 320 6392","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Connellsville, PA","Non profit connector","Energy efficient upgrades to building."]
[null,"YMCA of the North","beth.becker@ymcamn.org","612-465-0458","Non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Minnesota, Eastern Wisconsin, Sioux YMCA in South Dakota","Experienced writing and managing successful federal grants. As the 3rd largest YMCA in the country support Y branches, camps, farms, maintain wilderness areas, child care, community centers, programming for underserved communities, many partnerships and as such have connections to use this fund effectively and where it will have substantial impact.","Our geographical areas are rural, suburban and urban. We are working locally to be more \"green\" in all our spaces. Solar and other renewable energies are of great interest to help reduce our carbon footprint, and sustain our pristine wilderness, as well as provide lower cost energy for our communities and non-profits. "]
[null,"Rocky Mountain College","keith.north@rocky.edu","4069709027","College","Subrecipient;","Billings Montana","Mechanical and electrical systems and college facilities systems","Replacement for more efficient systems on campus"]
[null,"NeighborWorks Great Falls","sarey@nwgf.org","406-761-5861","affordable housing","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Montana","Management of Federal Funds and energy efficient home construction ","Management of Federal Funds and Energy efficient home construction "]
[null,"Hancock Shaker Village","nsilver@hancockshakervillage.org","4134430188","cultural non-profit: museum, historic buildings, working farm","Subrecipient;","Western Massachusetts","Hancock Shaker Village is the third oldest Shaker settlement in the United States, founded in 1790. This National Landmark designated site comprises twenty historic buildings, a world class collection of Shaker objects, and the oldest working farm in the Berkshires, Massachusetts. We serve communities nationally, regionally, and locally, above all in neighboring Pittsfield, MA, the largest and most diverse city in Berkshire County.","Hancock Shaker Village is undertaking the largest capital project in its history, the renovation of its Visitor Center/Center for Shaker Studies led by TSKP x ikd architects. As part of that project, we seek to transition from oil heating to a sustainable heating/cooling system and to improve the building's energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Maimonides Hebrew Day school","MaimonidesSchool@gmail.com","5184950772","School","Prime recipient;","Albany","Grants and energy efficient ","Energy efficiency "]
[null,"The Bloomsburg Children's Musueum","childrensmuseumbloom@gmail.com","570-389-9206","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Northeast / Central Pennsylvania","Informal/out-of-school learning in STEM, art, history, culture - preK-12th grade. Intergenerational engagement, hands-on educational exhibits, curriculum development, community engagement, targeted programming to address community needs, mobile programming to reach underserved families","We operate in an old building. Systems in need of updating are lighting, windows, doors, insulation, and ventilation units.  \nOpportunities for clean energy upgrades such as solar, panels or wind turbines broaden energy efficiencies. We would like to \nWe would like the opportunity to develop long-term plans with an energy consulting service. \nResources from this grant would allow us to retain operational funds to maintain and grow our staff and expand programs. \n"]
[null,"ThinkBox Group LLC","rporentas@thinkboxgroup.com","5407710271","Limitec Liability Company","Partner;","Nationwide","Program management; Financial engineering; Owner's rep technical assistance (scope, procurement  construction management, Commissioning); Sustainable Communities Project(R) (Workforce development, STEaM, equity thru entrepreneurship) ","Since 1995, ThinkBox develops sustainable projects that fix critical aging equipment in buildings, generate renewable power, upgrade operations technology, create healthier environments, and reinvest in local communities."]
[null,"Naaleh High School for Girls","avosk@naalehhighschool.org","2012688333","High School","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","New Jersey","community engagement","community engagement"]
[null,"Bnois SPinka","rf408@krula.org","718-254-8005","non for profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Brooklyn","will contact our agent for that","Can help us tremendously "]
[null,"Yeshiva Har Torah","jweitzman@hartorah.org","7183432533 ext 1630","School ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Queens ","We are an educational institution located in Little Neck, NY. We currently have 2 properties approximately 1 mile apart from each other. ","We are an educational institution located in Little Neck, NY. We currently have 2 properties approximately 1 mile apart from each other. "]
[null,"SPEER - The South-central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource","info@eepartnership.org","512-279-0754","REEO - non profit","Partner;","Texas - Oklahoma","Code Implementation and Standards, PACE Financing, Building Operator Certification, Technical Training","• Building and leading diverse partnerships among all stakeholders;\n• Providing science-based resources and trainings for our membership and partners; and\n• Promoting policies that advance energy efficiency technology, research and other innovations."]
[null,"Shepherds College","advancement@shepherdscollege.edu","262-878-5620","501c3 / postsecondary education","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Wisconsin","Shepherds College is a fully accredited, post-secondary school designed specifically for students with intellectual or developmental disabilities. We offer three immersive occupational majors.","The Wood Center on the Shepherds College campus requires roofing replacement, a significant need. Support through Renew America's Nonprofits would be invaluable. Other needs may also be identified. "]
[null,"Federated Charities Nonprofit Center","info@federatedcharities.org","301-662-1561 xt 100","501c3 Nonprofit Center","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Frederick, MD (Mid-Atlantic)","We are a fiscal sponsor for other nonprofits in addition to managing 23K of commercial leasable space almost exclusively for nonprofits in the community. ","We own our historic building, which is more than 200 years old and despite it being upgraded with a major renovation in 2000, are dealing with aging infrastructure particularly with heating and cooling. Our organization also works closely with other nonprofits in the community and could assist with curating."]
[null,"Sephardic Institute ","rronbarry@gmail.com","7182887855","Adult Education ","Prime recipient;","Brooklyn NY ","Basic WORD and EXCEL\n","Experienced administrator of Jewish institutions such as synagogues, schools, eruvin and mikvaot."]
[null,"Yavneh Academy","businessoffice@yavnehacademy.org","201-262-8494","School","Subrecipient;","New Jersey","lighting\nHVAC\nsolar panels\nwindows","school building is older and in need of energy efficient improvements"]
[null,"American Legion WD Hood Post 54","Kmartinez63468@gmail.com,  wdhoodpost54@gmail.com","623-693-3449 ","Non profit","Subrecipient;","Coolidge Az","Grant writer","The legion is in need of a complete and comprehensive remodel. Multiple repairs have been done since the inception of the organization in 1929.  Major renovations and  new sustainable  equipment is required to bring the American Legion Unit up to current safety codes.\nThese improvements include, solar power, electricity efficiency,  water efficient plumbing fixtures,  handicap accessibility, and non smoking areas."]
[null,"Tree of life, Inc. ","campaign@rememberrebuildrenew.org","6109558666","Museum, memorial, synagogue, faith-based cultural center","Subrecipient;","Pittsburgh and national","On October 27, 2018, Tree of Life became the site of the deadliest antisemitic attack in the United States. We’ve since began the process of rebuilding into a museum, memorial, and sanctuary, as well as K-12 education programs and robust public programs for adult learners to illuminate the history of antisemitism in America.","The violent act of 10/27 strengthened our community’s commitment to eradicating antisemitism and with it, other forms of identity-based hate. Our museum, films, exhibits, symposiums, and programs from the new Tree of Life will increase the public’s understanding of Jewish history in America and the impact of antisemitism today. Once the site is complete, we anticipate engaging at least 150,000 individuals each year. In order to reduce carbon emissions and invest in energy-efficiency, we are seeking DoE’s support in the construction of our site. "]
[null,"Little Rebel Learning Center","littlerebelslc@gmail.com","(319) 788-6120","Child Daycare Facility 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Reinbeck, Iowa","child care from infant up to school age","We are seeking funds to add a solar panel system at our facility to reduce utility expenses .  The facility is currently utilizing a geothermal heating and cooling system.  Increases in operating expenses are creating upward pressure on our rates and greatly affecting our ability to provide affordable daycare to over 100 families."]
[null,"Montgomery Area Council on Aging d.b.a Meals On Wheels Montgomery AL Metro Area","macoa@macoa.org","3342630532","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Central Alabama","The Montgomery Area Council on Aging d.b.a Meals On Wheels Montgomery AL Metro Area began serving seniors in 1972. Our Meals on Wheels program utilizes volunteers to deliver 428 hot meals via 36 delivery routes to homebound seniors facing food insecurity each weekday.","We are in need of an updated and energy efficient lighting system for our office building. With energy efficient lighting, our non-profit can save hundred of dollars a month in energy costs."]
[null,"Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum","info@vesterheim.org","(563) 382-9681","Nonprofit history and ethnic museum","Subrecipient;","Decorah in Northeast Iowa","Vesterheim Museum-1875 origin, over 33,000 objects,12 historic buildings in outdoor park, folk art school, exhibitions, special events, youth education, and unique tours to Norway. ","Vesterheim Museum is an approx. 20,5111 sf three-story building with a basement. It is conditioned cooled by seven single stage, constant volume light commercial air handling units. Heating is provided through a steam boiler which is also utilized for humidification. The HVAC system does not have any ability to directly dehumidify the air. \n\nPressing issues are high humidity levels, equipment nearing the end of its useful service life, and no outside air for ventilation required for building code. \n\nProject goal is to install a new energy-efficient system that actively dehumidifies, improves indoor air quality, provide pressurization, and more efficient heating."]
[null,"Cong. Adas Yeshurun","Office@adasyeshurun.com","7734652288","Religious","Subrecipient;","Chicago","We are a community learning center. Aside from educational and religious expertise we consult with and prodive ad-hoc support to other non-profits.","Our electrical and heating systems are dated. We would consider this grant for a needed upgrade with the substantial energy savings. "]
[null,"Machne Gila","joel@machnegila.org","845-292-3450","Non Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","New York","Machne Gila has applied and has been awarded multiple grants and has the technical ability to partner with Government to implement grant","As a non profit that is founded to make the lives of people better, Machne Gila knows the need and is willing to help with energy efficiency to alleviate the climate crises"]
[null,"Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans","prc@prcno.org","504-581-7032","501(c)(3) Nonprofit (Historic Preservation)","Subrecipient;","Louisiana / Southeast","Historic Preservation, Housing, Advocacy","Headquarters is an older historic building that could use energy efficiency upgrades. "]
[null,"The Moore Wright Group ","Info@tmwg.org","360-207-0188 ","501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Washington state, including Grays Harbor County ","Distribution, partnerships, logistics, support for communities of need","TMWG is a organization that services more than 1.7 Million Washington residents a year through partnerships programs and services. Our building is 44,000 sq ft in a rural high need community."]
[null,"Thornton Tomasetti","vgooje@thorntontomasetti.com","207-25-6060","Energy Engineering ","Partner;","Anywhere in the US","Building science: thermal and hygrothermal, Comfort studies, Daylighting and glare, Embodied carbon\nLife-cycle assessment, Life-cycle cost analysis, Parametric analyses, Passive house, Renewable energy potential, Schematic and advanced energy analysis, Water balancing","we will work with you from the start to identify your sustainability vision and turn it into reality. Using whole-building environmental and advanced energy analysis, we’ll help you make sure your buildings are performing at the highest level, for optimal operational performance and occupant comfort. "]
[null,"Barkai Foundation, Inc.","dchalom@barkaionline.org","(718) 998-7473","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY","Operations","We need to replace our existing HVAC units with more energy efficient units."]
[null,"Gan Academy ","board@theganacademy.com","718-676-8088","Non Public School-Private School","Subrecipient;","East Flatbush-Brooklyn, NY ","Gan Academy is a non-public school. The senior leadership of the school has a background in executing and managing grants and programs both on a city, state and federal level. ","Gan Academy's building is older and is need of major upgrades. The boiler is a gas boiler which we would like to upgrade. The lighting and HAVC system is very old and outdated which we would like to upgrade as well so as to lower our energy costs and carbon footprint. "]
[null,"St. Michael's Episcopal Church","marydail7@gmail.com","802.254.6048","Church","Subrecipient;","New England - Southern Vermont","We have self-managed improvements thus far (scope the work, analyze bids, coordinate various contractors).","We have begun energy improvements (new roofing, insulation, solar panels, partial conversion to heat pumps). Additional needs include HVAC design and construction to curtail use of oil-fired boilers and additional building envelope improvements."]
[null,"Camp Moshava","alan@moshava.org","570-253-4271","501(c)3 Organization","Subrecipient;","Wayne County, PA","Camp Moshava is a summer camp located in Wayne County PA. We have 400 acres and host 1600 campers and staff during the summer.","Camp Moshava has over 100 buildings, 5 wells, large kitchen and dining hall facility drawing and using significant amounts of energy. As Camp Moshava has existed at this site for over 60 years, there are numerous possibilities for energy saving initiatives on our property."]
[null,"Congregation Yeshuos Chaim","grknyc@gmail.com","917-689-7549","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY","Sourcing, Purchasing, Planning, Organizing, Completing","Building needs to replacement of  doors, lighting, and A/C system to maximize energy efficiency.  Additionally, the Kitchen has old appliances that need to be upgraded"]
[null,"Burch Energy Services","admin@burchenergy.com","(971) 373-5596","For-profit Energy Engineering Services","Partner;","Oregon","\nBurch Energy Services specializes in energy audits, retrofit recommendations, utility incentive navigation, sustainable design solutions, retro-commissioning, project management in energy engineering, and equitable program delivery.","At Burch Energy Services, we leverage our expertise to enhance a building's energy performance, boost occupant comfort, and promote sustainability. We save costs through evaluations and tailored advice. We secure utility incentives to offset project costs. We promote environmentally responsible design solutions. Lastly, we optimize system performance without extensive capital investments. Our team offers end-to-end project management support to ensure seamless implementation of solutions."]
[null,"Fauntleroy Church, UCC","info@fauntleroyucc.org","206-932-5600","Church","Subrecipient;","Seattle; Pacific NW","Community Engagement ","Seeking to offset carbon footprint of community facility, YMCA and Church, built on the traditional land of the first people of Seattle."]
[null,"Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross","john.hughes1941@gmail.com","7032019705","Church","Subrecipient;","Northern Virginia","We have volunteer architects and engineers directing our HVAC/Solar project. ","The HVAC system for our sanctuary has exceeded its expected life span.  We are pro-actively assessing our needs for replacement and efficiency upgrades before the old unit quits working entirely."]
[null,"Scranton Hebrew Day School","office@shdspa.org","5703461576","Elementary School","Subrecipient;","Scranton, PA","NA","HVAC and lighting upgrades"]
[null,"Hebrew Academy of Long Beach","info@halb.org","516-791-8200","K-12 School","Subrecipient;","New York/Nassau County","Project management and needs assessment for small and mid size projects","Replacement of 100 year old single pane windows\nReplacement and conversion of old oil boilers and hot water tanks"]
[null,"Woodfords Family Services","woodfords@woodfords.org","207-856-8957","Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization ","Subrecipient;","Kennebec County, Maine ","Social service agency providing a wide array of clinical, educational, behavioral health, residential, community, and family support programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. ","We are planning to renovate and optimize the efficiency of a large recently purchased facility in Central Maine that will become Woodfords' Central Maine Community Service Hub and will significantly increase the services the agency provides in the area. Ideally, the renovated facility will have a more energy efficient HVAC system, more weatherized and energy efficient windows, as well as solar panels to offset energy costs. Overall the efficiency upgrades will reduce the energy and fuel use and costs for the renovated facility. "]
[null,"North Shore Sephardic Synagogue","office@ahavatshalomsynagogue.org","516-482-4228","House of Worship","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Great Neck, NY","social services, education and religious services","assistance with energy bills"]
[null,"Long Island Children's Museum","swenger@licm.org","516-224-5800","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Long Island, NY","Children's Museum serving the community through interactive exhibit galleries; hands-on educational programs and workshops; three annual traveling exhibits; live performances in a 145-seat, state-of-the-art theater; a variety of weekly early childhood programs and parent workshops as well as art, science and humanities workshops.","Energy efficient electrical upgrades and HVAC upgrades. We also have a planned expansion to a second facility."]
[null,"Cong Sheri Torah ","myp@satmarkj.org","845-782-8800","School","Prime recipient;","New Construction and Renovation","Large operation","HVAC for New construction and Renovation on Exissting Buildings"]
[null,"Ahavas Olam Weingarden Torah Center","aowtcbuilding@gmail.com","410-404-1455","501(c)(3) Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Southfield, Michigan (Metro Detroit)","Our organization has a fair amount of experience with federal grants. We would likely hire a project coordinator with technical and programmatic expertise to coordinate. ","Our project would be limited to upgrading our HVAC systems. "]
[null,"National Housing Trust","nht@nhtinc.org","202-333-8931","501(c)(3) non-profit","Prime recipient;","District of Columbia","Program management\nUtility data collection/benchmarking\nIdentification/facilitation of financing options\nEnergy efficiency site analysis\nSolar site assessment\nDevelop scopes of work\nProject evaluation\nResident engagement\n\n\n","As an early adopter of green-building practices in affordable housing that are common requirements today, NHT's energy efficiency retrofit projects are recognized as a benchmark of sustainable preservation in affordable housing. This year DOE recognized NHT as a Goal Achiever in the Better Buildings Challenge, having achieved 20% energy savings across our portfolio. We also work with non-profit affordable housing owners to co-develop more than 13MW of installed solar energy capacity across the country. To date, we have supported more than $25.6M in solar installations as a mission driven solar developer, impacting over 5,800 low-income residences. \n"]
[null,"Clean Energy Resource Teams","info@cleanenergyresourceteams.org","6513244831","Partnership Organization","Partner;","Minnesota","Our mission is to connect individuals and communities in Minnesota to the resources they need to identify and implement community-based clean energy projects.","No matter where they live and work in Minnesota or where they are along their clean energy journey, CERTs works to create opportunities for engagement and participation in clean energy for all. Our pragmatic, cooperative, and unbiased approach gets people up to speed, connected, and ready to act."]
[null,"Mariposa Community Health Center","tduncan@mariposachc.net","5207612128","Federally Qualified Health Center 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Rural","Largest and most comprehensive provider of medical, dental, disease prevention/health promotion in SE Arizona. Adult/internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology, general surgery, dentistry, behavioral health, and pharmacy.","We are currently growing to meet the needs of the growing Santa Cruz Count Community and are acquiring new facility structures in hopes to equip them with solar panels, adding insulation, and new windows on older buildings in an effort to create energy efficient buildings throughout our entire facilities in SE Arizona. We currently have locations in Nogales, Rio Rico, Tubac, and Patagonia and are growing in space needs. We are interested in renovating an older structure recently purchased to relocate staff closer to our main clinic site in Nogales, AZ. "]
[null,"Architects Foundation/Octagon Museum ","development@architectsfoundation.org","202-626-7439","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC","•\tPreserves the historic Octagon Museum as an educational and event space. \n•\tProvides architectural scholarships.\n•\tEmpowers communities through public interest design, planning, and strategy consultations. ","The Octagon’s building systems are three decades old and beyond their useful life. These systems are critical to protecting our museum collection, especially the building itself. Built in 1799, The Octagon served as the White House following the Burning of Washington in 1814. We believe The Octagon must serve as a beacon of sustainable preservation focusing on the challenges in balancing historic features with occupant health, resource efficiency, and high performance, especially in hot, humid climates. Replacing our aging infrastructure with an eye on educating that preservation is at the cornerstone of resilience is an opportunity not to be missed."]
[null,"Phoenix Childrens Hospital","zmased@phoenixchildrens.com","206-407-4025","Childrens Hospital non-profit 501 C(3)","Prime recipient;","Phoenix, AZ","Energy conservation, energy audits, engineering, sustainability, renewable, GHG reduction","PCH currently uses grid electricity. The main campus uses 45 MWh of electricity with over 40% charges in demand load. PCH would like to seek assistance and funding for feasibility studies that for solar PPA both onsite and remote. PCH would like to incorporate BESS and/or chilled water/ice storage to mitigate the high demand load hence the charges. based on that, we'll seek funding for the implantation"]
[null,"Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)","eshanbaum@omsi.edu","(503)797-4597","Museum 501(c)3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Oregon","Science and technology museum in Oregon that provides outreach STEAM education around the state, camp locations, and at a physical museum space in Portland.  ","The cooling tower at our Portland museum space needs to be replaced and we would like to use a more energy efficient system. We would also be interested in other energy efficient upgrades on our Portland museum campus."]
[null,"Lakeview Church","christinesakwitz@lakeviewchurch.org","3172439396","House of worship; nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis","n/a","Lakeview Church needs to update lighting from the original fixtures, installed in 1972, to more energy-efficient LED lighting fixtures throughout the building."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii","info@bgch.com","8089494203","Non-profit","Prime recipient;","Hawaii","Youth guidance after-school and summer programs, serving over 10,000 children on Oahu and Kauai for nearly 50 years.","Lighting and cooling upgrades for ten Clubhouses."]
[null,"Children's Museum Tucson","hilary@childrensmuseumtucson.org","5207929985","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Southwest","Our mission- To provide fun, play-based, interactive, hands-on learning experiences for children and their families. \n\nOur vision- To inspire children and their families to reach their full potential through discovery, creativity and learning. ","Need energy efficiency modernization of two historic buildings.  Elements to include updated lighting, window covering, low-water use toilets, auto-shut off sinks, updated HVAC, removal of outdated water features. Tie into to museum mission and Arizona’s water crisis with the introduction of xeriscape landscape elements, water conservation and water harvesting with interactive teachable exhibit features as well as installation of solar panels as an integrated shade structure in the new outdoor science garden. Maybe grey water for our pollinator garden as a tie in to our unique Sonoran desert habitat. "]
[null,"Yeshiva of North Jersey","reclair@rynj.org","201-986-1414","Elementary School","Subrecipient;","New Jersey","Educational institution. Well versed in HVAC, Solar Panel and LED fixtures","Aging HVAC system that is inefficient. Aging heating boiler and steam heat system. Forced air and bsaeboard."]
[null,"Cong HKS Inc","info@conghks.org","5512258306","501c3 Synagogue","Partner;Subrecipient;","NYC","We have been running programs in NYC since 2018.","Program management\nCommunity engagement"]
[null,"Greater New Haven Clean Citeis","wessel@nhcleancities.org","2034108018","non-profit community engagement","Partner;","Connectictut","Engagement with non-profits organizations in CT.","Boots on the ground with a long history of community work"]
[null,"Library System of Lancaster County","accounts@lancasterlibraries.org","717-207-0500","Public Library System 501(c)3 Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","East Central Pennsylvania","Previous grant writing experience, program management, community engagement","Financial need, connection to high-need communities"]
[null,"Adamstown Area Library","info@adamstown.lib.pa.us","717-484-4200","Public Library","Prime recipient;","Northeastern Lancaster County, PA","We are a public library serving over 31,000 people.  We have a variety of programming covering basic, information, civic and social, health, and financial literacies with over 16,000 attendees.","Our goal is to make the library more sustainable and lower energy costs.  We would like to fund upgrades to improve energy performance and reduce air and water infiltration, as well as installing thin film rooftop solar energy."]
[null,"Milewski Nature Fund Inc.","memorialnaturefund@gmail.com","3125740893","501 C-3 Not for Profit","Subrecipient;","Midwest","MNF offers proven expertise in conservation, energy and agriculture through educational tools, resources and workshops while research-based, direct activities produce papers and implementation by others","MNF needs to build state of the art facilities at their offices and their main partner sites:  the Milewski Farm and Galaudet Gallery so farmers, businesses and others may visit to see the viability and scalability of renewable energy systems, where direct instruction education may take place.  Retrofitting for energy usage is a common way to suggest energy usage reduction but to really make an impact and create the “New Way to Power Our Lives” we need to have on-site, demonstrable solar panels and windmills, geothermal and biomass equipment which is powering the operations and can be used to teach."]
[null,"Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service (LSA)","info@lsafhs.org","646-672-5200","501c3 Multi-service Community Health Agency","Subrecipient;","East Harlem neighborhood of New York City","As the only NYC organization devoted to building wellness in just one community, LSA’s expertise includes environmental and community health, health care, and family supports.","LSA’s purpose-built and wholly owned facility represents our role as an anchor for good health in East Harlem, as well as our culture of excellence. We need to green the building’s HVAC and retrofit the roof to reduce our carbon footprint and support a healthy environment for our neighborhood as well as our organization. We have a track record of successfully collaborating to improve community health, and are eager to join a Partner Team with organizations pursuing similar goals through Renew America's Nonprofits. Our interest includes possible cost efficiencies and sharing of expertise."]
[null,"Young Israel of Northridge","eric@esrcal.com","(818) 688-2003","Synagogue 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northridge, CA","Grant administrator has experience coordinating installation of solar panels, Powerwalls, air conditioning, water heaters, refrigerators, insulation, and Low-E windows.","Replace old inefficient air conditioning system. Add solar panels and battery backup (such as Tesla Powerwalls) to facility. Replace old refrigerators and freezers with energy efficient models. Replace building's old water heater with energy efficient model. Exterior walls of building have no meaningful insulation, so could replace certain walls with highly insulated and sustainable materials."]
[null,"East Bay Educational Collaborative (EBEC)","donna.ottaviano@ebecri.org","401-628-2001","501 ( c ) ( 3 ) Educational Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","East Bay in Rhode Island","Established in 1989 by state legislation, EBEC is a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) non-profit Educational Support Service Agency.  Services provided are in the areas of special services (Transition Academy, Community Partners Program for Special Needs Adults, Assistive Technology, etc); teacher professional development in STEM, paraprofessional training, a Career Academy for at risk students, among many other services.    ","EBEC is the only RI Collaborative to own our building.  The building is 40,000sqft and houses a Materials Resource Center (MRC).  This area holds all Science materials used by school districts in 4 states.  The building includes multiple training rooms and office space.  The front of the building houses  the AW Josephs Career Academy for students at risk of not graduating from High School.  The building was built in the 1950's and housed many businesses prior to EBEC's purchase.  Half of the roof has been replaced, as well as, the front metal apron.  The other half of the roof needs immediate attention.  The roof is leaking in the Career Academy and in many other parts of the building.  Solar panels would be perfect for EBEC but not on the current roof.  Additional concerns are outside lighting for safety and security reasons; inside security cameras, repaved lots and concrete work.  Our main concern is the roof.  We have already upgraded and replaced the HVAC system.   "]
[null,"VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired","info@visionsvcb.org","212-625-1616","501c3 Non-Profit Organization ","Subrecipient;","Rockland County NY","Residential Program Management and capital improvements","VISIONS Center on Blindness is a 37.5 acre campus where we provide services to all New Yorkers who are blind and/or visually impaired.  VISIONS has owned this property since the 1950's so many of the buildings need to be upgraded to improve heating and cooling, protection against the elements and electrical upgrades that would reduce the energy consumption of all the buildings. "]
[null,"Accelerate Climate Solutions","info@accelerateclimatesolutions.org","630-621-6176","Nonprofit","Partner;","Aurora, IL and surrounding communities","Educating local schools, nonprofits, residents, and businesses about opportunities to save money through energy efficiency, solar, geothermal, incentives, and grants.","We are developing materials and plans to reach out to all of the nonprofit entities in Aurora, IL and surrounding communities to help them benefit from incentives in the Inflation Reduction Action, other federal and state grants, and utility rebates. Our main focus will be organizations in EJ and BIPOC communities that can benefit the most from operational savings associated with energy efficiency. We would be happy to partner with other organizations doing similar work to develop materials and presentations that each organization can implement in their own community."]
[null,"BuildingsUp NOLA","russelldarensbourg@icloud.com","504-223-4333","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","New Orleans","Team Lead for BuildingsUp","EE Heat pump HVAC &/or hot water+Weatherization (attic insulation+air sealing); financing mechanisms/funding to lower or eliminate up-front costs of retrofits for equity-eligible non-profits"]
[null,"Ikaika Ohana","clonergan@ikaikaohana.org","(808) 829-1426  x 118","Low and very low-income housing ","Subrecipient;","Hawaii","We provide low-income families with affordable, decent, safe, community enriched living opportunities with healthy natural environments, durable building, renewed social opportunity and long-term commitment.","We construct with efficiency and conservation in mind.  Our residents are all below 60% of local Ave Median Income as established by HUD.  Family budgets are slim, and we are seeking grant opportunities to add renewable energies as a way of reducing their monthly utility expenses."]
[null,"Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi","giving@jcchawaii.org","808-945-7633","501c3","Subrecipient;","Hawaiʻi","Art and culture programming, community center","We have significant electricity needs for our chiller plant. We would like to increase solar generation and also replace our chiller plants with more energy efficient systems."]
[null,"California Land Stewardship Institute","laurelm@fishfriendlyfarming.org","707 2531226","501 c3 non profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","California","We have planned and implemented energy conservation projects associated with water systems and irrigation systems. GHG calculations for revisions to energy and water systems. ","We can provide technical services to assist with projects and will need assistance to identify large numbers of projects. We work with disadvantaged rural communities on projects."]
[null,"Sha'arei Chesed Shul","office@ucityshul.org","(314) 863-7485","non-profit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","St Louis","Grant writing; engineering and legal services to determine needs and recommend subcontractors; full buildout of grant (incl. selection of best vendors) through installation ","Needs: energy-efficient windows throughout 1950 large building, and updating boilers/heating system to improve energy-consumption profile.\n\nCapabilities: Active and respected community member with technical and legal experience in successful grant-writing and all aspects of program management; engineering, construction and program management capabilities for determining individual site requirements and handling RFP process, resulting in multiple quotes from qualified, vetted vendors; conducting technical review of all quotes and final selection of vendors; working with owner and vendors to insure timely and proper installation, and preparing all requisite documentation to support governmental agency compliance and verification.  "]
[null,"National Nordic Museum","grants@nordicmuseum.org","206-789-5707","Museum","Subrecipient;","Pacific Northwest, located in Seattle, Washington (WA)","Nationally recognized, by an act of Congress in 2019, for its leadership in exhibition curation, education and public programming, cultural preservation and interpretation, digital engagement, technology integration, and partnerships with international organizations. ","Needs: Solar infrastructure capable of storing battery power and anticipating backup usage during emergency power outages and extreme climate events, eliminating reliance on the electric grid. Capabilities: Our facility has been evaluated as a leading community resource by DHS’s CISA, and currently has plans to transition the museum’s energy source to 100% solar, renewable, and sustainable power. "]
[null,"Broomfield United Methodist Church","hello@broomfieldumc.org","303-466-1719","United Methodist Church","Subrecipient;","Denver Metro Area","Financial and administrative experience to monitor grant activities; Environmental and efficiency engineering experience; We lead social and environmental justice initiatives and mission activities.","Parts of our church building are almost 60 years old and have energy and maintenance needs that would greatly improve the efficiency of the building including: building envelope insulation improvements and sealing, old window replacement, lighting upgrades to efficient LED's, water heater replacement, rooftop solar system expansion, and A/C units that are in need of repair or replacement with more efficient units. These improvement projects would reduce our carbon footprint, save us money on our energy bills, and allow us to put more resources towards community outreach and helping those in need as Jesus called us to do."]
[null,"Hospice of the Valley, Inc.","cschultz@hospiceofthevalley.net","256.350.5585 ","Non for profit hospice","Subrecipient;","Decatur, Alabama","Hospice of the Valley was established in 1985 and serves 7 counties in Northern \nAlabama serving terminal patients with life end care, family support and grief services.\n","In 2022, the building we occupy built in 1965 needed major renovation. We installed a new roof, windows and rebuilt a failing brick wall. We are hoping to received a grant to offset some of the cost."]
[null,"The Veterans Farm of North Carolina","vetfarmofnc@gmail.com","2527254875","501(c)3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","US Southeast - North Carolina ","VFNC helps Veterans of all eras to become self-sufficient farmers and to expand their operations further. We do this by operating the only full-scale production farm for training Veterans in NC. Our innovative organization has worked with over 1,000 beginning Farmer Veterans over the past seven years and we’ve built a community of actively farming Farmer Veterans larger than any other state in the U.S. Service Members exiting the military and Veterans alike are often faced with the daunting question of ‘what now?” The Veteran’s Farm of NC answers that question for many of these Soldiers, with their own mission – “Giving Veterans a new mission and America a new farmer”.","The farm is in need of energy-efficient and net-zero structural building improvements and the addition of renewable energy systems like solar/wind/hydro generation for the farm. "]
[null,"Change Inc.","info@thechangeinc.org","651-222-0757","CBO; 501C3","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota","Programmatic expertise:  education, mental health services, mentoring\nTechnical expertise:  operations (finance, compliance, project management)\nAdditional:  construction career pathway; population focus low income and asylee seekers","Change Inc. utilizes the power of relationships and community to create educational, training, and healing opportunities for children, youth, young adults, and families so they can achieve their highest ambition.  Change Inc. operates its alternative school and adult basic education programs from a building it owns located on the West Side of St. Paul (historic home neighborhood of immigrant and refugee communities.)  The building is 40 years old and is in need of energy upgrades.  In terms of capabilities, Change Inc. has strong partnerships within the building trades and would have capacity to manage energy improvements of the Change Inc. facility as well as manage projects for a team of non-profits."]
[null,"Community Empowerment Center, Inc.","jasonemcclendon@gmail.com","478-742-4043","5013(c) PUBLIC nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Central Georgia","Children educational tutoring services, feeding people in severe poverty, and providing other services for the poor","We have a building is need of repair that would allow us to increase our capacity to provide services in the community."]
[null,"Mission Valley United Methodist Church","sivaksteve@gmail.com","(406) 239-9660","church","Subrecipient;","Montana","Located on the Flathead Indian Reservation, we serve an economically and culturally diverse congregation. We have provided community services in our rural area for several generations.","Our church building needs to replace our aging HVAC system and install energy efficient doors. In addition, we want to reduce or eliminate use of propane fuel.  We're eager to explore the possibility of solar panels for heating water and to contribute to the electric grid on the Reservation."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Flint","trobinson@bgclubflint.org","810-249-3413","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Flint and Genesee County","Youth Development programming during critical out-of-school time","Youth need a safe, positive place to help them reach their full potential. There is an ongoing need to secure funding to sustain programs for young people. "]
[null,"Lester and Rosalie Anixter Center","dwhipker@anixter.org","773-973-7900","nonprofit organization","Prime recipient;","Chicago, Illinois","We provide residential, vocational, mental health, and day services to people with all types of disabilities ","We need to enhance the energy efficiency of our residential buildings. This includes solar panels, EV Charging stations (Level II), LED lighting to replace florescent bulbs, energy efficient windows, and HVAC replacements. "]
[null,"The Progress Center","haleyrichardson@progresscentermaine.org","207-743-8049","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern and Western Maine","The Progress Center supports individuals living with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Through programs including case management, residential services, day programs, outpatient therapy, and children's services, we aim to create lasting independence in the communities we serve.","We would like our residential services group homes to be environmentally friendly and energy efficient. This includes heat pumps, solar panels, geothermal heating, among other projects. "]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Michigan (HFHM)","sortiz@habitatmichigan.org","616-293-9895","501(c)3  Nonprofit Community Development Organization","Prime recipient;","State of Michigan, 46 Habitat for Humanity offices in Michigan","Housing / community development; providing fiduciary services using government and private funding by administering programmatic grants and technical assistance to 46 Habitat for Humanity local offices.","Habitat local offices are doing their grassroots work in Michigan’s 83 counties. HFHM funds home repair and homeownership work, as well as financial coaching to low income households in pursuit of stable housing. Many Habitats also have ReStores - retail stores that sell merchandise to reduce landfill waste and support the mission work. Many buildings owned by Habitats are old and in need of energy upgrades and/or repair. Habitats and other nonprofits would benefit greatly from an award to support repairs. The grants would be administered and monitored by HFHM, having a 30-year history of managing over $100M in grants."]
[null,"Goodwill Industries-Suncoast, Inc.","stefanie.anna@goodwill-suncoast.com","727-523-1512","Not for profit organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Florida","Not for profit organization experienced in federal contracting serving 10 counties with over 21 locations.","Would be interested in implementing solar energy within our operations, as well as other-not for-profits with whom we are connected.  Goodwill Industries-Suncoast is a not-for-profit organization serving 10 counties in southwest central Florida with over 21 locations operating with in a social enterprise model, and interconnected to over 155 independent, sister Goodwill organizations throughout the United States and Canada.  Last year, Goodwill-Suncoast placed 1,262 people in jobs and served 33,366 through various programs to assist individuals in our community in 'Transforming lives through lifelong learning and the power of work'. This mission is accomplished through employment services, training programs, and affordable housing. The sale of donated and new goods at Goodwill stores enables the agency to offer a variety of employment and training services, promote self-sufficiency, and contribute to community conservation through recycling."]
[null,"8United Cerebral Palsy Association of Cayuga County dba E. John Gavras Center","rpadula@gavrascenter.com","315-515-5124","501 (c) (3)","Subrecipient;","Central NY","Interested in becoming a subrecipient in order to replace the existing boiler in our North St campus","The Gavras Center is a 501 (c) (3) which provides programs and services for typical and developmentally discbled children in our trauma informed>arly INtervention and Inclusive pre-school.  WE just recently obtained ownership of our North Street campus, which is in neeed of a boiler replacement"]
[null,"Daniel Boone Regional Library Foundation ","bmcwilliams@dbrl.org","573-817-7023","Public Library ","Subrecipient;","Boone and Callaway Counties, Missouri ","Event space, program development and design, community resource hub, etc. ","Our four branches need energy efficient building upgrades and improvements, all with varying levels of cost and need. We are also interested in providing resources for our community that emphasize equity -many of us in this part of the state have limited or no access to public transportation or safe walking/biking options. We are also interested in placing electric vehicle charging stations in our service areas and eventually shifting our fleet to electric vehicles. "]
[null,"Chatham University ","c.williams@chatham.edu","724-699-6659","University","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Western Pennsylvania","Green building, high performance buildings, building science, renewables. ","Our university would benefit greatly from increased utility metering and building modeling. Having a granular view of our energy usage will allow us to pinpoint cost effective efficiency measures that will have the greatest impact. Half of our campus is comprised of buildings built around the middle of the 20th century, and little to no efficiency upgrades have been performed on them in a cohesive way. "]
[null,"Nerd Power","info@nerdpower.energy","8665722637","Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Company","Partner;","Southwestern US","Community awareness, energy modeling, sales, installation, compliance and facilitation.  ","We have a large community outreach and can handle any portion of the process from energy modeling and validation to the sales, financing and installation of the energy efficiency and renewal energy measures."]
[null,"Sephardic Community of Indianapolis","president@etzchaimindy.org","317-251-6220","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis , IN","I handle all improvements in the Building.","Currently we have 60% of all lighting on LED's.  We would like to convert the remaining areas to LED for more conservation."]
[null,"Two Birds One Stone","adambbronstone@gmail.com",7042087453,"Grant Consultant","Partner;","United States","Grant consultancy, including grant writing and management","We are capable of writing a grant for a nonprofit in this area."]
[null,"Bais Rochel","rmiller@baisrochel.com","732 905 1251 ext 113","non profit private school","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Lakewood, NJ ","We are a non profit school grades k-8","We are looking to upgrade our building to be more energy efficient "]
[null,"The Salvation Army - Lambuth Center","will.raihl@usw.salvationarmy.org","(303)866-9297","Social Services not for profit.","Prime recipient;","Denver, Colorado","The Salvation Army provides homeless services to women and families.","New boiler system for building."]
[null,"Nucaza","info@nucaza.ca","514-430-4452","Realestate","Prime recipient;","Canada","Electricity"," "]
[null,"United Way of Morgan County","Info@uwmcal.org","256-353-6643","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","North Alabama","We have volunteers from local construction companies that would provide technical assistance.","The City of Decatur, Alabama has said that we must replace the roof of our building to adjust to energy efficiency standards for code."]
[null,"Faith Baptist Church","william@familyoffaith.net","(502) 863-1537","Religious Institution","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","Lots of established community partners and community good will. ","Expansive building relying on several gas furnaces and 20+-year-old air conditioners with several single pane windows. Interest in efficiency upgrades as well as renewable sources for energy."]
[null,"Integrated Consulting Engineers, Inc.","smiller@iconengineers.net",3162643588,"Energy/MEP Engineering Design","Partner;","USA","Energy & MEP Design Engineers, Mechanical(HVAC/Thermal Ice Storage), Electrical(Lighting/Power), Plumbing, Energy Audits/Modelling","Energy & MEP Design Engineers, Mechanical(HVAC/Thermal Ice Storage), Electrical(Lighting/Power), Plumbing, Energy Audits/Modelling"]
[null,"EA Energy Solutions ","projects@eaenergy.us",6143888770,"For Profit","Partner;","United States ","Energy Assessment \nFinancial planning \nFeasibility studies\nApplication and program management\nEnergy tracking","Experienced team of engineers, facility managers, and financial advisors with passion for energy efficiency that is driven by the client goals. \n\nOur team has successfully helped thousands of happy owners and facility managers in achieving their energy efficiency goals. \n\nWe can assist with master planning, energy audits, grant applications, cost saving forecasting, commissioning of the new systems, and monitoring post implementation. \n\nEA Energy is a minority owned small business. "]
[null,"Hinsdale Adventist Academy","janoa.gilman@haa.org",6303239211,"Preschool, K-12 School","Subrecipient;","Illinois","Building Maintenance, Finance","We have an old building that is in much need of newer, energy efficient equipment to operate effectively and extend the life of the building. "]
[null,"Cumming Management Group","kbalakhovsky@cumming-group.com","213-760-1745","Consulting","Partner;","Nationwide","Technical expertise in energy efficiency and solar projects including  energy auditing and solar feasibility, project development, procurement support and vendor negotiations, construction and project management. Cumming has extensive experience supporting our clients in leveraging grant funding, including development and submission of grant applications.","Cumming is committed to helping our clients achieve ambitious energy and sustainability goals. Through best management practices, results-focused technology, innovation, and smart design principles, Cumming delivers high performance buildings and infrastructure solutions to achieve long-term sustainability, energy efficiency, and carbon neutrality. With over 25 years of experience, the Cumming team continues to deliver energy and sustainability solutions that ensure our client succeeds in reaching their goals. We provide owners and developers with certainty that they will achieve the maximum impact for every dollar spent. Cumming provides the full spectrum of energy services to our clients to develop and implement high-value energy efficiency measures that save big. This includes energy audits, analysis, planning, procurement, and construction management.  \n \n• Interior and Exterior LED Lighting Retrofits  \n• Lighting Controls  \n• Building Management Systems (BMS)  \n• HVAC Retrofits (Multi-Zone and Package Units) \n• Boiler and Chiller Equipment Replacements \n• Variable Frequency Drives \n• Programmable Smart Thermostats  \n• Energy Management Systems (EMS) \n• Cool Roofs \n• Energy Code Compliance"]
[null,"First Evangelical Church","staff@firste.org",3606942525,"Church","Subrecipient;","church building","electrical","LED lighting replacement, other electrical improvements to reduce any energy usage"]
[null,"CHOC","mderkacz@chochousing.org","7077596043 x 105","Affordable Housing Developer/Owner/Manager","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northern California","35 year history in developing, building & managing Affordable Housing. We also have a \"Energy\" division working on heat pumps etc.","Our portfolio is highly regulated by the government and we have fewer capital resources to implement larger energy savings measures."]
[null,"Thompson Hotels DC","ali.tabarsi@thompsonhotels.com",2029165214,"Hotel","Prime recipient;","Washington DC","Main room's Thermostat control and Green energy ","Efficient Lighting: Switching to energy-efficient LED lighting throughout the hotel can significantly reduce energy consumption. Implementing occupancy sensors and automated lighting controls can further optimize energy usage by turning off lights in unoccupied areas.\n\nHVAC Systems: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems consume substantial energy in hotels. Utilizing smart thermostats, energy management systems, and occupancy-based controls can help regulate temperature settings, reduce wasteful energy usage, and adjust HVAC operations in unoccupied rooms.\n\nEnergy Management Systems (EMS): Implementing an EMS allows centralized monitoring and control of various energy-consuming systems within the hotel. This technology enables real-time tracking, analysis, and optimization of energy consumption, identifying areas where efficiency can be improved."]
[null,"The Colorado Springs School","alewis@css.org",7197251085,"Private PreK through 12 school","Prime recipient;","Colorado Springs","General Contractor, Director of Facilities, Maintenance","We have buildings as old as 120 years plus several other buildings around 40 years old. We do not have any energy saving stratagies in place and we are paying high utility bills taking money away from education our students."]
[null,"Jones Memorial United Methodist Church","swharton0607@gmail.com","240-274-6693","Church","Subrecipient;","4625 G Street SE Washington, DC 20019","Community Engagement, Community Outreach, Program Development","Need to establish an energy-efficient building to include the use of solar power and other energy conservation methods."]
[null,"Optimized Systems","joshua.mcilwain@optimized-systems.com","720-799-5673","Engineering Firm","Partner;","United States","Energy Management, Building Optimization, Commissioning, Retro-Commissioning, HVAC, Building System Integration, EUI Reduction Strategies, Building Advocation, Data Analytics.","Minimizing Energy Cost and Maximizing Occupant Comfort and Safety.  We are able to assist building owners in navigating complex building energy systems management and projects because we are at the nexus of Mechanical Contractors, Controls Vendors Manufacturers, and Facilities Staff."]
[null,"COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IRVING MEDICAL CENTER ","IV2223@CUMC.COLUMBIA.EDU",2023203419,"UNIVERSITY","Prime recipient;","NEW YORK CITY","CAN MANAGE ENTIRE ENERGY AND CARBON REDUCTION INITIATIVES FOR 3.7 MILLION SQFT OF SPACE.  ","We have identified projects focused on load reduction and electrification at all our locations. These initiatives can significantly decrease our CO2 emissions by 60-80%. At the moment, our top priority is to implement energy reduction initiatives specific to each building alongside electrification projects. Additionally, we have long-term plans for geothermal and envelope improvements. \n\nCurrently, we have a list of 268 projects that are valued at $460 million, and we require assistance in implementing them."]
[null,"Milwaukee Jewish Federation","darlaf@milwaukeejewish.org","(414) 390-5769","501c3","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Wisconsin ","We fulfill the Jewish value of improving the society in which we live through our own programs and through financial support of other organizations.  ","We own and operate 500,000 sq/ft of property on behalf of the Jewish community. These properties house schools, community centers, student centers, and non-profit offices. Each day, hundreds of individuals visit our properties. The buildings require LED and HVAC (including boilers and chillers) upgrades. We estimate LED upgrades will lower annual kWh usage by 60% and estimate similar reductions across other projects. Our maintenance team has over 50 years of combined experience. We have been raising funds for energy improvements via private donations and philanthropic organizations, but it is not enough to cover the entire cost of upgrades. "]
[null,"Green Eco Warriors","contactus@greenecowarriors.org","860-690-5522","Non Profit - community education on energy, EJ , environment, and Climate action ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Connecticut","Energy retrofits, Education, Engagement , Outreach ","Green Eco Warriors has been working to educate the community on energy and EJ overlaps since 2008. We offer in person and online education. https://www.gewportal.org/  and https://youtu.be/gszrhsu1wLY and https://youtu.be/BOaMWYgWmX4 and https://www.gewportal.org/magazine/ and https://www.gewportal.org/articles/  and our adult ed partner https://efficiencyforall.org/wordpress/2023/03/31/draft-efa-mpower-cohort-2-outcomes-report/  and https://efficiencyforall.org/wordpress/efa-ct-workforce-program/"]
[null,"463 East 178th Street HDFC","management@463east178strethdfc.com",2378625626,"Non Profit Apartment Building ","Prime recipient;","Bronx ,New York","We are an HDFC located in the Bx. highly affected by Corvid ,still finding it difficult to be solvent financially, we are in dire need of some energy efficient equipment to meet the Local Law and other requirements as prescribed by the Law","We need a new Boiler and Elevator and new windows to assist us with energy conservation and for upgrades .Our Boiler and elevator is almost extinct, both does not meet the standards as required by the City, and the windows are all old and needs to be replaced to keep the heat trapped in the winter season ."]
[null,"Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City","adzorn@cmh.edu","816-234-3000","Hospital","Prime recipient;","Kansas City, MO and greater Kansas City area","All energy-related building projects- electrical, lighting, HVAC, plant optimization, energy recovery, envelop, etc.","General energy savings projects that can be calculated to provide monetary return within the life of the equipment or installation being modified or upgraded.  HVAC utilization, plant optimization, solar panel (if grant is received) installation, LED lighting installation, load demand tracking, retro-commissioning, utility analytics, and equipment fault/inefficiency detection are all project types that are being implemented or are tentatively planned (assuming budget approval) to be implemented within the next year."]
[null,"Central Peninsula Hospital","rdavidson@cpgh.org",9077144747,"Healthcare ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Alaska, Kenai Peninsula Borough","40 years of Healthcare Facility Management in stand alone and system organizations. I served as President of the Alaska Society of Healthcare Engineers and Managers, and I am currently a Board member.  I am a standing member of the American Society of Healthcare Engineers holding two certifications within the organization. Additionally, served on a Borough administered Resilience and Security Advisory Council.","We have multiple buildings that are  in need of energy improvements. Additionally, I am connected to multiple people/organizations in our community that have started investigating energy use for their respective properties. I'm an experienced operator that is counted on for guidance within the state and borough"]
[null,"Capital University ","pmatthews@capital.edu","614-236-7136","University ","Prime recipient;","Central Ohio","University Facilities looking into energy efficient replacement to two large Air Handlers in our Student Union, replacement of two Cooling Towers for our Central Plant, a high R value roof replacement and two Air Handlers on the Conservatory of Music, remodel of 1926 Achermann Residence Hall plumbing, replacement of very old fan coil units with energy efficient units tied into the Building Automation System and remodel of 1926 Achermann Residence Hall plumbing and showers to Gender neutral Shower and toilet spaces, all these listed items in the next 2 1/2 years.  ","Majority of this money is coming from a secured Bond thru a bank procured in Dec 0f 2022. All of these projects will either reduce utility usage in Natural Gas, water and Electricity thru state of the art AHU's controlled by our BAS and improve the heat and cooling loss currently being experienced in our building envelopes.    "]
[null,"Excellence Boys Charter School of Bedford Stuyvesant","kdavis@excellencecharter.org","973-766-2998","Education K-12","Subrecipient;","NYSERDA Real Time Energy Management","An Enabling Technology:\nReal Time Energy Management (RTEM) is a cutting-edge technology\nthat continuously sends a building’s live and historical performance\ndata to an advanced cloud-based system where it is transformed into\nactionable insights for property owners, building managers, and tenants.","Get Empowered and Save on Energy:\n\nNYSERDA will cost share up to 30% of your overall RTEM expenses and provide you with the tools and support you need to reap the benefits of building performance optimization. Your business can save up to 15% to 30% a year on energy. Connect with a NYSERDA qualified vendor to find the right\nRTEM solution for your building.\n\nManage Properties Anytime, Anywhere with the Cloud:\n\nRTEM continuously monitors realtime, granular data from the cloud and transforms it into actionable\ninformation for property owners, building managers, and tenants. RTEM solutions can pinpoint a building’s operational inefficiencies, identify energy conservation measures, and help justify capital improvements. Ultimately, the technology creates an ongoing measurement and verification tool to improve the asset management of your building or your entire property portfolio."]
[null,"Sparhawk Group","jlloyd@sparhawkgroup.com","207-847-6807","Energy Efficiency Engineering Firm/Technical Assistance","Partner;","United States","Professional mechanical engineers and certified commissioning agents, energy modeling, energy auditing, energy engineering.","Professional mechanical engineers and certified commissioning agents, energy modeling, energy auditing, energy engineering. We provide service from project idea, through construction, commissioning, and operations phase to ensure energy savings performance is achieved."]
[null,"Villa Tempra HOA ","villatempra@gmail.com","619-426-7902","HOA ","Prime recipient;Partner;","Chula Vista","Management of homeowner associations, community developments with 36 units, over 100 residents ","solar energy for the common area needs "]
[null,"World Olivet Assembly","edwards@worldolivet.org",7035867570,"Religious non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Colorado","We work with an energy engineer to do our building building efficiency upgrade. ","We have a 130,000 square feet building that is almost 100 years old. The boilers, heat pumps, windows, electrical units, and lights need to be upgraded. "]
[null,"Meeteetse Museum District & Meeteetse Museum Foundation (501c3)","director@meeteetsemuseums.org","307-868-2423","Local Government Entity (Special Museum District) & 501(c)(3) (Foundation)","Subrecipient;","Wyoming","Programs, exhibits, and collections care. Grant-writing and social media.","Applied for grant to add solar panels to new roof. Looking to upgrade to LED and motion-activated lights in more exhibits. Looking to update HVAC systems to more efficient models and automatic thermostats (to change from heat to AC automatically depending on weather - especially helpful in fall and spring's constantly changing temperatures). Some windows need to be changed to double-paned to better retain heat and prevent outside air affects."]
[null,"InSite","info@insiteintelligence.com",7034077773,"Solutions Provider","Partner;","DC","Energy Efficiencies\nBuilding Optimization\nESG\nEnergy Audits & Building Certifications\nRebate Management","InSite is a premier business intelligence solution for building owners and operators. InSite’s software as a service (SaaS) platform and managed services provide innovative, data-driven insights enabling clients to achieve ESG, sustainability, and energy efficiency goals that ultimately improve building performance while reducing operating costs. InSite’s cloud-based platform seamlessly integrates data from a multitude of sources and systems. Leveraging a combination of machine learning and analytics, InSite delivers actionable intelligence for building systems optimization and facility operations in support of strategic objectives and regulatory compliance. "]
[null,"Constellation ","patrick.hosty@constellation.com",9134816586,"Carbon Free Energy Data and Solutions","Partner;","US ","Climate Action software-as-a-service that is cost effective and time efficient climate data to help; report, automate, measure and visualize. www.constellation.com/ghgaccounting ","Constellation's carbon accounting and emissions management platform allows you to develop a baseline of your carbon emissions, report it across multiple frameworks, and to identify and prioritize carbon reduction or offset actions you can implement to:\n\n1. Automate and streamline the measurement of your Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions\n2. Measure emissions contributions at a single-site or across portfolios\n3. Visualize carbon footprint today and scenarios \n4. Help set viable and impactful climate targets\n5. Track climate targets, projects, and budgets in one place to clearly communicate with stakeholders\n6. Identify products that help manage goals"]
[null,"SAMARITAN CENTER, INC.","henryargasinski@beanstalkres.com","586-929-0700","501(c)3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Detroit, Michigan","Supports and houses community and social service agencies; focused on medical services, mental health, assisted living, vocational training and adult education, early childhood programs, teenage and family counseling, housing and food assistance, shelter for domestic violence victims. \"All-In-One-Shop\" serving a community in need.","The Samaritan Center is housed in the former Sisters of Mercy Hospital and has operated since 2001. The original buildings were constructed in 1983, all HVAC and electrical equipment is original and beyond useful life, being in desperate need of repair or replacement. The building shell is deteriorating. We are in need of assistance to maintain our operations, relying only on below-market rental income to survive. The east-side Detroit community depends on the services we provide."]
[null,"Crandall Public Library","knaftaly@sals.edu","5187926508 x288","Public Library","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Upstate New York","Facilities management; project planning; grantwriting","We need to replace costly, low efficiency boiler energy efficient system."]
[null,"Sustainable Performance Solutions LLC","info@sustainflorida.com","570-854-1199","Energy Star SPP","Partner;","South and Central Florida","Energy Star service provider","Leading South Florida-based energy and sustainability consultants"]
[null,"ADPSR","dan@adpsr.com",6033268778,"Advocates for Social Responsibility","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Northern NH COOS county","Energy Efficiency and Sustainability with emphasis on Social Equity. Community support and economic revitalization. DeCarbonization. Sysdtems optimization.","Creating a community innovation and business incubator in a historic courthouse. Intention is to scale the potential for economic stimulus and inspiration through demonstration of energy and embodied carbon reduction. "]
[null,"2KB Energy Services","info@2kbco.com","470.709.5148","For profit company","Partner;","Nationwide","Energy efficiency and sustainability consulting services in the built environment. Includes energy audits, decarbonization master planning services, and comprehensive energy program management services.","The 2KB team possesses decades of experience in providing program management services for energy efficiency and sustainability projects. We provide the resources and subject matter expertise to our clients ensuring their ability to maximize value, minimize risk, and maintain compliance reporting for their projects. We have successfully supported the following programs:\n•\tEnergy and operational data analysis, facility assessments, sustainability planning\n•\tEnergy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC) Project Facilitator services\n•\tEnergy efficiency program development support, technical analysis, construction management, and compliance assurance\n•\tEV fleet transition planning and EVSE infrastructure assessments\n"]
[null,"Southern Conservation Trust","info@sctlandtrust.org",7704867774,"Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Fayetteville, Georgia ","Protected conservation easements and private preserves total over 79,000 acres. \nThe trust manages five nature areas in Fayette County, GA, for the community’s use. \nThe Fayette Environmental Education Center (FEEC), is located in a historic home in downtown Fayetteville, Georgia. It is an affordable environmental education center that links conservation initiatives and public nature areas. ","SCT accomplishes its mission by conserving resources. Therefore efficient energy and water use are essential to our mission. One barrier has been residing in a historic home. SCT, thanks to The GoodUse program from Southface Institute, we have achieved many improvements. The high-impact energy and water improvements are allowing SCT to save money on utility bills, allowing the reallocation of these funds to support other areas of our mission, such as environmental education and providing access to nature. Additional funding is necessary to achieve further improvements to support our mission and Fayette Environmental Education Center."]
[null,"Apex Facility Solutions, LLC","grega@apex-co.us","763.201-8950","Energy Services Company, Program Manager, Construction Manager","Partner;","Minnesota, Wisconson, Iowa","Design and Construction of energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades, specializing in K-12, municipal, and ice arena projects","Design, construction management, site superintendent, construction, measurement and verification expertise.  Energy Services Company / Construction Management / Program Management firm specializing in K-12 / municipal / high education / ice arena markets."]
[null,"Equastar","eloy@equastarconsulting.com","209-417-0108","Contractor/consultant ","Prime recipient;","Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia  ","We are an energy efficiency company, software, hardware, Automation controls HVAC installation, and indoor environmental sensors and utility sub-metering","We provide software and hardware for building controls and analytics (KPI) base-year performance for all wireless smart technology.   "]
[null,"Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI)","sandra@plymouthenergy.org",6035365030,"501 C3 Non Profit","Prime recipient;","Central NH","We have designed, managed and/or installed many solar installations and energy retrofit projects in the Plymouth area since 2005. Many have been at non-profit organizations.","We are capable of taking on 3 or 4 solar PV and/or energy efficiency projects to design and manage at near-by non-profits. We will work with you as a team to apply for this funding and manage the project from start to finish. We would not be the actual installer but would oversee a vendor selection process based on the needs of the project. "]
[null,"Sisters of St. Benedict","facilities@benedictinn.org","317-787-3287","Religious Community","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis","Retreat ministry","Improve energy efficiency"]
[null,"RDH Building Science","marndt@RDH.com",2064625726,"Consulting","Partner;","Pacific NW","Energy Modeling, Sustainability, Consulting, Building Performance Standard Audits, ","Funding for non-profits to upgrade their buildings."]
[null,"San Diego Comic Convention dba Comic-Con Museum","ccmgrants@comic-con.org","619-414-1020","501(c)(3) ","Subrecipient;","Southern California"," ","We need a new HVAC system for our building "]
[null,"Baltimore Museum of Industry","mdearc@thebmi.org","734-223-9285","Non-profit museum","Subrecipient;","Maryland","The Baltimore Museum of Industry celebrates Maryland’s industrial legacy and shows how innovation fuels ongoing progress.","Lighting inside one museum building has been upgrade to LED.  We still need to upgrade fixtures in our second building and all of our outdoor lighting."]
[null,"Washington & Jefferson College Center for Energy Policy and Management","cyoung2@washjeff.edu","724-531-6871","College, 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;Partner;","Southwestern Pennsylvania, Greater Pittsburgh","Community engagement, outreach, and education on decarbonization & energy conservation","The Center seeks funding to continue its mission of educating and empowering citizens and public officials to make informed decisions about energy while establishing a living-learning energy hub in a retrofitted building "]
[null,"Young Woman's Christian Home dba Thompson-Markward Hall","executivedirector@tmhdc.org","202-546-3255","501c3 nonprofit housing provider","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC","housing, reporting, community engagement","We house hundreds of young women annually in our 95+ year old building. We are seeking funds to support improving projects such as: electrical upgrades, plumbing upgrades, a new roof, installation of solar panels. "]
[null,"Watershed Management Group","info@watershedmg.org","520-396-3266","conservation, environmental, education","Subrecipient;","Tucson, AZ","water conservation, water harvesting, passive solar design, green infrastructure","Need to upgrade older buildings from single pane to double pane efficient windows, need better roof insulation, need to upgrade from old HVAC to mini-splits and heat pumps."]
[null,"City of Alexandria, Office of Climate Action","valerie.amor@alexandriava.gov","703-746-3705","City government","Partner;","City of Alexandria, Virginia","Climate Change, Green buildings, Energy Efficiency, environmental justice ","Available City resources "]
[null,"Fountain Rural Fire Association","fountainfire54@gmail.com",2527495321,"Fire Department","Prime recipient;","Eastern North Carolina","Fire Prevention & Extinguishment ","Attempting to upgrade facility to be more energy efficient and reduce consumption of energy for daily activities."]
[null,"Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems","center@cmpbs.org",5129284786,"501c3 non profit research, education, demonstration organization","Subrecipient;Partner;","Central Texas","sustainable planning + design; integrated energy, water, waste, food systems; ecobalance air, water, materials, energy, food; bioregional planning + design; healthy materials","technical support for solar, onsite wastewater treatment"]
[null,"Nelson County Health System","skforde@gondtc.com","701-322-4328","501(c)(3) nonprofit healthcare corportation","Subrecipient;","Northeast North Dakota","Healthcare workers","Nursing home, hospital, clinic, and assisted living.  4 separate buildings.  Please assist with finding savings so we may devote limited resources into healthcare for our communities.  Thank you. "]
[null,"Limbach Company, LLC","katie.massie@limbachinc.com","614-296-9985","MEP design build firm","Partner;","Florida, Greater Washington DC, Southeastern PA, NJ, Greater Boston, Ohio, Michigan","Design build MEP including energy audits and analysis","Perform turn key energy solutions"]
[null,"StudioJAED Architects & Engineers","info@studiojaed.com","401-648-0884","Partner","Partner;Subrecipient;","Northeast U.S., Mid-Atlantic U.S.","planning, building assessment, feasibility studies, energy efficiency, architecture and engineering design and management, energy audits","StudioJAED is a team of skilled architects and engineers who specialize in designing high-performance buildings that not only look stunning but also save energy and reduce carbon footprints. We believe energy efficient buildings is a collaborative effort, and as such we work closely with our clients and their communities to understand their needs and goals. We understand sustainable building design not only benefits the environment but also enhances the comfort, productivity, and well-being of building occupants. We are looking to partner with forward-thinking clients who share our vision of designing buildings that save energy and reduce carbon footprints. "]
[null,"Threshold Development Group","sean@thresholddevelopmentgroup.com",6082860277,"Real Estate Developer / Passive House Consultant / Sustainability Consultant","Partner;","Wisconsin and Midwest","Real estate development (mixed-use and multifamily - new construction and retrofit), passive house construction, sustainability","Real estate development (mixed-use and multifamily - new construction and retrofit), passive house construction, sustainability - looking to partner with a non-profit to build to the passive house standard (Phius)"]
[null,"Centennial Parkside CDC","info@centennialparkside.org","267-225-8356","501 (c ) 3 Non Profit Community Development Corporation","Subrecipient;","Neighborhood, West Phiadelphia","Community Economic Development, Affordable Housing, Commercial Corridor Development. ","We are seeking resource support for the renovation of a mixed use building that will meet high energy efficiency standards, electrification, and the introduction of solar energy. This building will serve as our organizational headquarters and an affordable housing unit. This project serves as a prototype for additional work in energy retrofits while creating workforce development opportunities for minority contractors. "]
[null,"Rural Action, Inc.","admin@ruralaction.org","740-667-4047","501c(3) non-profit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Appalachian Ohio and surrounding region","Asset-based development\nCommunity engagement\nSustainable agriculture\nSustainable Energy\nSustainable Forestry\nEnvironmental restoration\nWaste reduction\nSocial Enterprise","Rural Action works with communities in 32 Appalachian counties of Ohio to promote economic development through environmental stewardship. We support several social enterprises that have energy improvement needs, as well as local partner organizations with similar needs. We would be willing to lead an application, but with our local focus and expertise, feel better suited as a sub-recipient."]
[null,"Mesivta of Greater Los Angeles","office@mesivtala.com","818-876-0550","Education","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles County","None","Upgrades to Street Lighting for campus and change over from T1 lighting fixtures in campus buildings to LED. "]
[null,"Center for Training & Careers Inc DBA ConXion to Community","ctcinfo@conxion.org","408-213-0961","501C3","Subrecipient;","Santa Clara County, California","A 40+ years of job training & placement, alternative education, case management to youth, homeless, reentry, and immigrant populations.","A 7-day, weekly operation providing daily showers, laundry services, and hot meals to the unhoused, in addition to our other services, shows excessive use of water, gas, and electricity. Our 32,000 sq ft facility houses multiple programs benefitting the entire community and also serves as a hub for other non-profits or government agencies to provide services.  ConXión’s building was constructed in 1972, and can benefit through installing solar and a finding ways to reduce water consumption."]
[null,"Inter-Cooperative Council of Ann Arbor","ICC.COOP","734-474-5993","Student Housing","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Ann Arbor, Michigan","I would have to say that for our students/members as the price in everything is going up in price. That trying to keep housing affordable is programmatic ","As we are housing for students and try to keep the cost lower. In anyway to keep costs lower we will try."]
[null,"Ironworkers Local 7 JAC","Paull@iw7jac.org",6172680707,"Training Facility","Prime recipient;","Boston, Massachusetts","We are a mixed Local the covers all facets of the Ironworking world. Welding energy efficiency will be our main focus through this grant if selected.","Our welding shop consists of 27 electric welders. The welders run on average during our block training of at least 10 hours per day and an additional 4 hours each night. Finding a new and innovative way to save energy costs with this equipment would further help us to train more members at any given time. We have outgrown our facility and will soon be looking to expand into a more user friendly environment outside of the city of Boston. We will still operate a program here though as well. "]
[null,"Lantern Organization","rmarkwat@lanterngroup.org","(212) 292-8400","Affordable Housing Developer","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","NYC","Lantern Organization is a sponsor and developer of 18 affordable housing projects totaling 1,440 apartments.  Two additional projects are in the pipeline, one in development stage and one in pre-development stage.","Lantern Organization, through it's subsidiary, manages and maintains 18 affordable housing developments which will require energy efficiency upgrades in the near future."]
[null,"Energy Analysis Group","info@energyanalysisgroup.com",7324448321,"Energy Consulting","Partner;","USA","We facilitate energy upgrades and financing for noncovered costs from through installation and everything in between.","Energy Analysis Group assists our clients to reduce their energy use and cost. In the last 10 years we have facilitated millions of Dollars in savings, funding and financing toward energy improvements."]
[null,"Congregation Har Shalom","office@harshalom.org","301-299-7087","Synagogue/School/Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Potomac, MD","facility and grant management from past experience","Need several projects---HVAC, roofing, solar panels, windows, doors, other energy upgrades, etc."]
[null,"Hidden Harvest","smckenzie@hiddenharvestshares.org",9897534749,"Food Rescue and Hunger Relief","Subrecipient;","Michigan - Great Lakes Bay Region","Food rescue, hunger relief, collaboration","Would be interested in learning how we could reduce our energy usage (high due to large building with freezers and coolers) through the use of solar panels on property."]
[null,"SEEDS Ecology & Education Centers","hello@ecoseeds.org",2319470312,"501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Michigan, especially NW Lower MI","Rural community engagement. Facility ESPM training. (Climate) Action Plan development. ","Financial support to perform the footwork, baseline education, & political negotiation necessary to build a successful pipeline of projects.  ASHREA (or equiv) auditing partner."]
[null,"Lewis & Clark College","advorak@lclark.edu","503-768-7794","Lewis & Clark College","Subrecipient;","Oregon","As an institution we have several decades of experience with energy efficiency projects.","We have several folks on staff with experience managing and executing energy efficiency projects and we'll have one staff and one student intern specifically dedicated to managing our strategic energy program."]
[null,"Mission Hills Church","tbaute@missionhills.org","303-953-7153","501(c)(3) - Religious","Prime recipient;","Denver, CO","250,000 sf of building space looking to be more energy efficient","Solar energy offset for all properties, LED retrofits for all properties"]
[null,"Alley Theatre","lesliek@alleytheatre.org","713-220-5700","501 C(3) non profit","Subrecipient;","Houston, TX","Non-profit, historical theatre serving the Houston area for over 76 seasons by offering diverse, inclusive theatrical programming, educational outreach to underserved communities, and sustainable business practices for employees.","Our facilities were forced to upgrade our boilers and BAS due to aging out of products. We have moved forward on both projects with a want to incorporate sustainability at the core of our decision making but struggle with the bottom line cost."]
[null,"South Holly Church","facilities@southholly.org","720-819-5935","501(c)(3) - Religious","Prime recipient;","Denver, CO","Small church looking to be more energy efficient","Solar Energy Offset"]
[null,"Methodist Servces","contactus@methodistservices.org","215-877-1925","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia","Methodist Services has been providing programs and services for ov 143 years.  Has been involved with technical building upgrades since 2018.","The buildings on the 22 acres are old.  There has been some upgrades, but four-five buildings need to be made more energy efficeint for heating, cooling and lighting.  Funds allocated for these upgrades is running low.  Cost over-rides, unidentified required upgrades and increase in material costs have plagued ongoing projects.  Many of the buildings are made of stone from the 1800's and have systems still in place just as old.  Methodist is capabe of covering some of the cost, but not all.  "]
[null,"First Congregational United Church of Christ","office@fcucchastings.org","402-462-4136","Church","Subrecipient;","Nebraska","Familiar with social media and internet. Some members have expertise in electrical and plumbing. ","This 1950s-era small church is in dire need of updates to become more energy efficient. Windows, doors, and appliances are all damaged or in need of replacement. "]
[null,"St. Peter's Episcopal Church Litchfield Park AZ","tdixon2@cox.net","602-618-1194","Church","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Arizona","Have a group of people well versed in energy savings including conversion to energy saving lighting, increasing insulation, HVAC replacement, and solar energy utilization.  ","Our campus and facilities are utilized for a number of purposes including a Montessori School, housing homeless people periodically, supporting families transitioning from homelessness, and various church groups and projects supporting the surrounding community.  We desire to increase our energy efficiency to implement cost savings to allow more of our money to be used towards charitable causes."]
[null,"Family Service Rocheter, Inc.","teich@familyservicerochester.org","507.287.2010","501 (c) (3)","Prime recipient;","4600 18th Ave NW Rochester, MN 559001","Participant in  building benchmarking for the City of Rochester, MN","WE currently utilize Solar at our South location an would like to explore duplicating at the above listed address. "]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls","Rocky.Welker@siouxfallshabitat.org","605-275-6280","501(c)3 Nonprofit home builder","Subrecipient;","Southeast South Dakota","Have experience in waste reduction and energy efficient home building. Also have experience managing state and federal funding awards. ","Looking at large office buildout/remodel to consolidate offices while utilizing energy efficient building practices and upgrading lighting system in a more than 30,000 square feet warehouse facility. Our organization would also like to explore insulation, door, window and roof upgrades if available for a portion of the building. "]
[null,"Christ Ascension Lutheran Church","office@christascension.org","215-247-4233","Church","Subrecipient;","Mid Atlantic East Coast","upgrading of HVAC system for our sanctuary","we need help with upgrading our HVAC system to make it more sustainable and affordable for our small congregation"]
[null,"V3 Sports","admin@v3sports.org",9522702947,"Community Rec Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","Swimming instruction, youth programs, community outreach","V3 Sports is a Minnesota non-profit organization which owns and will soon operate a 40k square foot community center in North Minneapolis. The facility (opening Q1 2024) includes a 5 lane, shallow water teaching pool, therapy pool, fitness floor, locker rooms, multi-purpose spaces, a childcare center and café. This small community center will be followed by a 120k square foot expansion (breaking ground summer 2024). Once complete, the V3 Center will provide north Minneapolis with state-of-the-art facilities, including a 50 meter swimming pool, four basketball courts, indoor track, 10k square feet of fitness space and much more!"]
[null,"Sandbar Solar & Electric","brandon@sandbarsc.com",9498731510,"Energy Contractor","Partner;","California","Electrical infrastructure and grants...","As an experienced electrical contractor, we specialize in cutting-edge solutions for renewable energy and sustainable practices. Our expertise spans across solar energy systems, battery storage solutions, energy management technologies, and electric vehicle infrastructure. With a deep understanding of the grant landscape, we are well-equipped to guide and assist our clients in accessing funding opportunities to support their green initiatives. Whether you are seeking to optimize energy consumption, adopt clean transportation solutions, or implement sustainable practices, our team is committed to delivering innovative and cost-effective solutions that align with your goals. Partner with us to drive positive change and maximize the potential of available grants."]
[null,"Bogus Basin Recreational Association, Inc. ","info@bogusbasin.org","208-332-5100","501(c)(3)/Mountain Recreation Area","Subrecipient;","Boise, Idaho","Largest non-profit recreation area in the country with the mission to provide affordable year-round recreation and education to the community. ","Facility upgrades to improve efficiency are a must. Solar and hydro electric potential are there but funding is needed to pursue. Refrigeration units could be upgraded with by-pass cooling systems to rely on outdoor air for cooling during the winter months. A 4 year GHG audit showed that over half of emissions related to our operation come from guests (Scope 3) driving to and from the mountain (16mile drive). Assistance in establishing a creative, energy efficient transportation system is greatly needed. "]
[null,"Abode Communities","hbenson@abodecommunities.org","213-225-2708","Non Profit Affordable Housing Developer and Owner","Subrecipient;","California ","Architectural services, affordable housing project management ","Existing portfolio of 44 buildings/3,000 units of affordable housing which could benefit from energy efficiency upgrades."]
[null,"Williamsburg Public Library","rlytle@williamsburgpl.net","814-832-3367","501 (c) 3 non-profit public library","Prime recipient;","Central Pennsylvania","Library renovations, solar power","HVAC update/replacement; solar installation"]
[null,"University of Delaware","sustainability@udel.edu","302-831-2792  ","Higher Education","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Delaware","Energy, Carbon neutrality, sustainability, transportation, microgrid.","I am interested in developing a more resilient energy system on sustainable power for our transportation fleet."]
[null,"Washington Park United Methodist Church","office@washparkumc.org","303-777-3043","Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Denver","None","Facility has outdated electrical and plumbing, as well as the opportunity for solar installation. "]
[null,"J. T. Katrakis & Associates, Inc.","john@jtkatrakisassociates.com","847-212-5348","Engineering Consulting firm","Partner;","N.E. Illinois","Energy Studies, LEED and Green Globes Consulting, Commissioning  & Retro-Commissioning, Measurement & Verification, MEP Engineering services.  Our design experience includes geo-exchange heat pump projects, solar PV systems.  ","Looking for financial resources to enable our non-profit clients to invest in net-zero building energy efficiency and decarbonization for their existing facilities (primary focus) and any new construction at their sites. We have experience at designing, commissioning bldg MEP systems that are capable achieving net-zero performance and decarbonization--with one for-profit customer that may already have achieved this ."]
[null,"Beth Medrash Govoha","cjacobowitz@bmg.edu","732-367-1060, Ext. 4219 ","Private, nonprofit Institution of Higher Education","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","New York and New Jersey ","Beth Medrash Govoha (BMG) has experience with grant applications, grants/federal funds management, organization building, federal grants compliance, nonprofit management and grants mentoring, and community collaborations. BMG has successfully received and implemented grants for energy efficiency and other physical plant enhancements. ","As a potential prime recipient, BMG can build and manage a coalition of participating nonprofits and help to ensure that their energy efficiency needs and plans are properly assessed, coordinated, and expressed in a grant funding application. As a subrecipient, BMG has numerous buildings throughout its Urban Campus, all of which can benefit from energy efficiency measures such as solar panels, energy efficient HVAC systems, and other upgrades to reduce the Institution's  carbon footprint and reduce energy usage and cost. "]
[null,"Kehilas Meor Yisroel","kmybusinessoffice@gmail.com","773-729-8369","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","Religious and social community support and education","We are searching for a significant upgrade to our lighting and its energy efficiency"]
[null,"Kinetic Communities Consulting","info@kc3.nyc",3474048391,"B Corp","Partner;","NY, NJ, DE, CT, PA","Cultural Appropriate Collateral, Training, Program Implementation, Program Design & Delivery, Energy Efficiency, Decarbonization, Workforce, Organizational Capacity. ","Looking for partners who aligns to supporting existing communities through comprehensive engagement approaches "]
[null,"Services for the Underserved","facilities@sus.org",2126336900,"Not for profit human services and housing organization","Subrecipient;","New York City","We own and operate more than 80 residential and 10 commercial buildings in New York City","Seeking funding to enhance energy efficiency and resiliency efforts across the portfolio."]
[null,"Casco Library Association","director@cascopubliclibrary","207-627-4541","Nonprofit Public Library (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Maine, New England","CPL offers programming for all ages, a welcoming space for all in the community, public computers, a collection of materials for education/entertainment, and open WiFi available 24/7.","Our original wood framed single room building was constructed in 1952 with several rooms added over time, including a connection to the adjacent old fire station building in 1990 with an expansion in 2002. We need to improve the insulation in many of these rooms and also replace some windows and doors to improve the efficiency of our heat pumps. We also have plans for new construction including rebuilding our staff room and an addition for a co-working community space which we want to build to be as energy efficient as possible."]
[null,"GoPowerEV Inc.","miguel.martinez@gopowerev.com","650-580-4956","EV charging station construction for multi-family residential properties","Partner;","West Coast","EV charging station provider and construction management for multi-family residential properties","Cost effective EV charging station provider and construction management for multi-family residential properties"]
[null,"Allina Health ","sustainability@allina.com","612-262-2483 ","Healthcare","Subrecipient;","Minnesota and Western Wisconsin","Non-profit health care organization ","We have HVAC, lighting and other energy efficiency needs in our hospitals and other health care buildings that are not currently funded and are unlikely to be funded in the near future. We have numerous sites in high environmental justice areas.  "]
[null,"Compass Housing Alliance","info@compasshousingalliance.org","(206) 474-1000","Affordable Housing and Homeless Services & Shelter","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","King County, WA ","Affordable Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), service-enriched housing, homelessness services, shelter, hygiene, mail, case management, housing navigation","Energy efficiency upgrades to aging affordable housing properties.  Lower utility costs for low-income residents."]
[null,"International Grace Ministry","y.josephshin@gmail.com",2132200079,"501 (c)(3) non-profit church","Subrecipient;","California","Social services and community outreach, educational programs for those in need, health and wellness initiatives, family support services, youth and children's programs, and environmental stewardship.","The church seeks to renovate a worn-down building recently acquired to create an inviting and functional space for worship and community activities. Key needs include structural restoration to address foundation issues and damaged walls, floors, and ceilings. Space optimization is required for a welcoming entrance, worship area, multipurpose rooms, and offices. Accessibility upgrades are necessary with ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms. HVAC systems and electrical infrastructure need evaluation and potential upgrades. Technology integration for audiovisual equipment and livestreaming is essential. Aesthetic enhancements will refurbish or replace worn-out elements. Compliance with codes and regulations, sustainability, and establishing a realistic budget and timeline are additional priorities."]
[null,"Green Tech facilities ","Sales@gtechfacilities.com",9165048743,"Corporate Energy Savings Company","Partner;","Northern California Southern California ","Lighting and controls, solar, EV charging, ","We perform efficiency audits, energystar benchmarking, and make recommendations for specific projects to non profits and other entities "]
[null,"Hearthstone Co-housing","info@hearthstonecohousing.com","847-609-5990","Multifamily homeowner's association","Subrecipient;","Denver, CO","Multifamily buildings, co-housing, community center","Interested in many HVAC or water heating efficiency and electrification upgrades for multifamily residential buildings. Could include energy recovery ventilation, air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, combi systems. Also interested in solar PV, batteries, and EV charging."]
[null,"Goodwill Industries of West Michigan, Inc.","ncarlson@goodwillwm.org","(231) 722-7871","Non-Profit - 501C(3)","Subrecipient;","West Michigan","Donated Goods/Retail; Recycling; Workforce Development Services.","Goodwill is continuously seeking to reduce its carbon output and reuse or recycle all the items donated to the agency. Funds will help us reduce the use of fossil fuels and move closer towards more renewable energy. We are committed to environmental stewardship and want to continue to move in a direction that all but eliminates fossil fuel dependency for energy."]
[null,"Destination Transformation Consultants","doveh52@yahoo.com","4049366754 n","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Southeast Arkansas","Community engagement, capacity building, training, ","financial assistance, financial management "]
[null,"CBRE","alva.kane@cbre.com",0,"Commerical Real Estate Managers","Prime recipient;","Dallas","Managing commercial office buildings and retail malls. ","Retrofit of lighting, upgrade of plumbing fixtures, upgrade of BMS and central plant."]
[null,"Pendleton Heritage Center","pendletonheritagecenter@gmail.com","513-978-1039","non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","SW Ohio - Cincinnati/Hamilton County","Community engagement, urban planning, transportation, education, facility and grant management. Our facility provides affordable rental space for neighborhood, local and regional residents.","Our [historic] building has many energy and other related maintenance needs.  A goal for us is to reduce money spent on energy and more on community needs.  We've had success in collaborative projects with community partners and are diverse in race, age, income and education."]
[null,"Friendship baptist church of Garfield ","Alexrick5769@aol.com",2016405145,"Church","Prime recipient;","New Jersey","Spiritual","Update and Improve church edifice"]
[null,"Atlanta History Center","jmcquigg@atlantahistorycenter.com","404-814-4064","Nonprofit museum, archives and public garden","Subrecipient;","Atlanta, Georgia","The Atlanta History Center through its collections, facilities, programs, exhibitions, and publications preserves and interprets historical subjects pertaining to Atlanta and its environs and presents subjects of interest to Atlanta’s diverse audiences.","With a significant investment in buildings and grounds--and a collection which must be preserved--the Atlanta History Center has significant investments in HVAC. With this, unfortunately, comes a large power bill. Energy efficiency needs on the horizon include solar power installation, lighting upgrades, and HVAC controls improvements. "]
[null,"Urbana Champaign Independent Media Center","Imc@ucimc.org",2173448820,"Arts Center","Subrecipient;","illinois","Media, arts, building management","Boiler upgrade, solar power"]
[null,"Baystate Health","Ariana.Walker@baystatehealth.org",4137940253,"Acute Healthcare","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","\nAcute inpatient and outpatient care facilities across four areas in western Massachusetts.","With a limited budget in healthcare, often times energy efficiency does not lie at the forefront of capital requests. Therefore, this grant would allow us to complete projects that would have a huge energy savings and ensure buildings are operating how they were intended to through design."]
[null,"Ordway Center for the Performing Arts","aluft@ordway.org",6512823000,"Performing Arts Center","Subrecipient;","Twin Cities, Minnesota","Performing Arts Center with 4 Resident Arts Organizations serving the Twin Cities Metro Area presenting classical Music, Popular concerts, Broadway Musical Theater, and most importantly working to provide access to the space for community and regional arts organizations and performers.","We need funding to complete the replacement of incandescent and CFL lamps with LED  and the modification of fixtures and dimming systems in order to use LED Fixtures. We would also like to install motion sensors to turn the lighting on and off in the facilities areas that still need to be sensored or on timers."]
[null,"West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc. dba University of West Florida Historic Trust","historictrust@uwf.edu","850.595.5985","Museums/Historic Preservation","Subrecipient;","Northwest Florida","Historic preservation and educational initiatives through exhibits and programming.","Our museums are housed in historic structures (1805, 1832, 1885, 1907 to name a few dates.) Add to that the high energy requirements of maintaining a constant temperature for the preservation of artifacts in the heat and humidity of Florida and we are a large energy drain. The opportunities are there for great improvement with the support of this funding."]
[null,"Imedia Inc","administrator@imediainc.com",9735395255,"Professional and Technical Services Company","Partner;","Nationwide","We provide a suite of services for 503c organizations ranging from performing arts to disease focused organizations etc.","We carefully design solutions that turn complex business challenges into expansion opportunities."]
[null,"Honeywell International","Jim Lucy","603-767-8058","Contractor","Prime recipient;Partner;","Northeast","Energy efficiency, renewable energy solutions, HVAC and electrical infrastructure renewal, project financing and services support.","Honeywell Energy Services Group specializes in developing, designing and implementing energy infrastructure projects. Our turn-key approach includes planning, design, funding and financing assistance, construction management and installation services, commissioning and customized support services, including preventive maintenance, continuous commissioning programs, measurement and verification of guaranteed savings, training, carbon management plans and 24 hour monitoring of critical equipment."]
[null,"Servidyne","barry.abramson@servidyne.com","470-355-9004","Engineering consulting firm","Partner;","Atlanta, GA","Energy audits, strategic decarbonization assessments, retro-commissioning, building automation system modernization planning, HVAC and controls retrofit design, electrification feasibility studies. Expertise focused on existing buildings in the large commercial and institutional sectors.","Capability to assist with consulting expertise as described under 7 above."]
[null,"Detroit Puppet Company","carrie@detroitpuppetcompany.com","313-444-3699","Performing arts non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Detroit, MI","technical - outdoor amphitheater and public greenspaces, solar lighting, stormwater management, outdoor landscaping, invasive plant management\nprogrammatic - fundraising, accounting, program management, grassroots subrecipient project management, outdoor arts & culture programming, arts partnerships, community-led design processes, community engagement processes","technical - outdoor amphitheater and public greenspaces, solar lighting, stormwater management, outdoor landscaping, invasive plant management\nprogrammatic - fundraising, accounting, program management, grassroots subrecipient project management, outdoor arts & culture programming, arts partnerships"]
[null,"HACE","mgonzalez@hacecdc.org","215-847-5338","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Philadelphia","affordable housing developer","Community development corporation with large portfolio of affordable housing"]
[null,"Carbondale Public Library","cpllib@carbondale.lib.il.us",6184570354,"public library","Subrecipient;","southern Illinois","Carbondale Public Library provides resources and services to support the educational, informational, cultural, and recreational needs of its community. The Carbondale Public Library (CPL) provides free services to all residents living within the city boundaries, including access to books, databases, and programming for all ages. ","Carbondale Public Library would like to become more sustainable through a much-needed roof replacement and the addition of solar panels. The library could then add much-needed electric charging stations to the parking lot for vehicles. In addition, the interior of the building would benefit from updated sustainable flooring and energy-efficient measures."]
[null,"Phius","ewilliamson@phius.org","217-840-2596","Non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Nationwide","Architecture, engineering, passive building, energy efficiency, sustainable design, microgrid development, net-zero construction","Phius is seeking to partner with developers and construction agencies to create innovative new construction and retrofit projects that will set a template for carbon-neutral construction and microgrid technology. We have several projects in place that will help to mainstream passive house principles and we are looking to continue our rapid growth across the nation."]
[null,"Home Builders Care Foundation, Inc.","build@hbcf.org","301-776-6212","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","State of Maryland. Washington DC.","Affiliated with homebuilding industry association. Leads construction projects for shelters and other community supportive housing facilities that serve homeless, disabled and others in need.","Our volunteers are professionals in the home building industry. Our technical services ensure that vulnerable populations are safely housed at places of refuge available to family victims of domestic violence, chronically homeless and mentally-ill individuals, as well as severely physically disabled persons. Projects over 40 years have included accessibility improvements, energy efficiency upgrades, renovations and new construction."]
[null,"Rist Canyon Volunteer Fire Department","assistantchief@rcvfd,org",9705662150,"Volunteer Fire Department (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Volunteer Organization","Improve the efficiency of our fire stations - perhaps fire trucks as well."]
[null,"Tucson Auto Museum","info@tucsonautomuseum.com","520-207-5715","Auto Museum (history)","Subrecipient;","Tucson, Arizona","Educational outreach\ncommunity involvement\npreserving history\nshowing a progression of history ","We are asking for support for the upgrade of our non existent HVAC as well as solar so that we can be more energy efficient and open to the public through the summer. ( we currently close in the summer due to the heat)"]
[null,"Center for Children and Families, Inc.","mklink@ccfinorman.org","405-364-1420","social services, non-profit","Subrecipient;","Norman, Oklahoma","We have vast experience in government grant awards.","We are looking at solar panel upgrades, HVAC units, window tinting, insulation, and other energy saving measures."]
[null,"High Plains Housing Development Corp.","hphousingdev@gmail.com","970-405-6072","Nonprofit Affordable Housing Developer","Subrecipient;","Greeley/Weld County/Colorado","Technical/Programmatic Expertise:  Developing multi-family affordable housing opportunities and supportive services programming for chronically homeless populations","We are currently developing a 58 unit permanent supportive housing project to serve the Greeley/Weld County/Colorado community utilizing low income housing tax credits and community support to finance the project.  Recipients of this housing will be chronically homeless with co-occurring mental illness, substance abuse and chronic medical conditions.  We are a small, locally-based nonprofit affordable housing developer and the ability to build energy conservation equipment into our construction project would enable us to reduce energy costs for this long-term affordable housing project, thereby allowing us to devote more of our supportive services budget to programming and services."]
[null,"Viznitz Institutions Inc.","Viznitzkiamesha.com","845-794-9915","Not for Profit","Subrecipient;","Rural Area","A nonprofit entity that provides educational services.","A need for the nonprofit is energy-efficiency which will aid in financial difficulties."]
[null,"Bethlehem Baptist Church","christian.hunt@bethlehem.church",6123387653,"Church - 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","We are a church interested in community revitalization, working with the poor, immigrant groups, and those less fortunate. We provide space to multiple other nonprofits. ","We own affordable housing units that need to be upgraded for greater energy efficiency (windows, roofing, AC systems). Our building has been patched together over the years with some things being newer and others older. We still have some single pane windows, and in one exit we have wooden doors."]
[null,"Community Development Network of Maryland","info@communitydevelopmentmd.org","443-756-7819","Intermediary - 501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Maryland","We are an advocacy network. We work to advocate for our partners on the state and local level including legislative and administrative advocacy.  We can provide TA and support through our diverse network of providers and partners. ","Our sole purpose is to promote, strengthen, and advocate for Maryland’s community development industry. The Community Development Network (CDN) of Maryland promotes, strengthens and advocates for\n\nWe serve Maryland rural, urban and suburban communities.  CDN is a statewide network made up of over 150 member organizations from across the state. Our member organizations , nonprofit community development organizations, financial institutions, developers and public agencies build affordable housing, revitalize communities, and promote small business development."]
[null,"Laradon","foundation@laradon.org","303-296-2400","501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Denver Metro Area","Laradon serves children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and focuses on the areas of education, employment, housing, and day habilitation.","Laradon has a 10-acre campus with 89,000 square feet of programming space. Some buildings are new, most are over 50 years, one over 100 years old. Thus, we have a lot of energy efficiency optimization needs including heating, HVAC, and window and light replacements. We are in the process of installing EV charging infrastructure and we are running our first EV bus. Photovoltaic as energy source is of great interest to us.\n\nWe have administered successfully all kinds of government grants.\n\nLaradon also offers an employment program for people with IDD and can be a partner in workforce development/recruitment."]
[null,"Dynamic Enrichment Network","alina@thedenms.com","228-265-9818","Education Enrichment Center","Prime recipient;","Gulfport, Mississippi","The Arts, Nutrition, Martial Arts, Dance, CPR instruction, Ettiquette, Chess, and Fitness. More Programming will become available once the building is renovated (need for AC units and ADA compliant restrooms). These programs will include culinary, theater, special need programming, and Senior Citizen assistance. ","The Dynamic Enrichment Network (AKA The DEN) is a 501(c)(3) enrichment center in Gulfport, Mississippi. The building of the DEN is 50 years old and is in desperate need of energy efficient air-conditioning units, windows, and insulation. In addition, we would like to convert our current restrooms into ADA compliant ones so we can start providing opportunities to everyone in our community. "]
[null,"United Methodist church ","dougbussell_1@hotmail.com",4064501098,"Church","Subrecipient;","Church building ","Our windows are very old and leak, and our heating system is antiquated.","We need new windows and heating system "]
[null,"Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology","devgrants@franklincummings.edu","(978) 884-8619","HSI and MSI Institution of Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Boston area","Construction Management A.S. degree; Electrical Engineering B.S. degree; Engineering Technology A.S. degree, with concentrations in Building Energy Management and Renewable Energy Technology; HVACR professional certificate","We are developing a social enterprise for upgrading energy efficiency in underserved buildings. We are seeking a prime recipient and support for marketing our services and recruiting nonprofit building owners. Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology, or Franklin Cummings Tech, offers 1-, 2-, and 4-year degree and certificate programs of higher education for students who are primarily low-income people of color living in the Boston area. Students will participate in paid internships and build skills as well as professional experience; by leveraging the expertise of experienced technicians alongside paid student interns, we will ensure quality control, safety, and professionalism."]
[null,"Aspire Grant & Development","mbeener@aspiregrantdev.com","814-701-2787","LLC, WOSB","Partner;","Eastern US, Appalachian Region","Aspire Grant & Development, LLC is a WOSB organization that provides technical grant writing, research and management services. The firm is a CAP Partner of the National Grants Management Association and has specialty expertise in writing of BCA documents, economic models, and community benefit plans under Justice40.","Capabilities include grant research, application writing and development, economic modeling, development of community benefit plans and the development and delivery of training relating to the federal grants space."]
[null,"Jewish Educational Center","ssperling@thejec.org","908-280-6204","Not-for -profit","Prime recipient;","New Jersey","Director of Finance","financial"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Haven","mweinrauch@boysandgirlshaven.org","(502) 458-1171","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Louisville, KY; Kentucky; Jefferson County, Kentucky; Kentuckiana","Residential care programs (including on-campus cottage living w/school, and foster-family care) for system-involved youth. Independence readiness services and other community supports (counseling, case management).","BGH needs include energy-efficiency-related facilities upgrades on our iconic Louisville campus: eligible building-related improvements as allowable. Renovations needed include window/door replacement, lighting upgrades, roof/insulation, HVAC and related improvements to cottages, gym, school, and other key facilities. Our nonprofit has served our youth well over 75+ years in our current location. But our facilities are aging, and they were built for a different era of care. Our youth deserve to be safe and proud to live at BGH and inspired by surroundings that are built with their needs in mind, and that engage and inspire and educate them."]
[null,"Valley Torah High School","vths@vths.org",8185057999,"High School","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles, CA","NA","Upgrade energy efficiency of our 2 campuses - solar would be a great start."]
[null,"Springvale Public Library","lunger@springvalelibrary.org","207-324-4624","501(c)3 Library","Subrecipient;","Maine","Library Director","Need Prime Recipient collaborative"]
[null,"Chiara Communities, Inc","ccharon@capricommunities.com",2627981224,"501c3","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin","Senior Living specializing in low income and family care residents in the categories of independent, assisted and memory care living services.","Seeking the maximum amount available as we have aging buildings and, due to the financial limitations of providing care for people with limited means, the funds would assist in updating the windows thereby providing future cost savings through energy efficiencies."]
[null,"New Beth El Inc.","newbethel570@gmail.com",5165743905,"Educational","Subrecipient;","South Shore of Long Island","An educational organization open to all walks of life at all ages, and all stages.","Our HVAC equipment is aging and is highly inefficient. We wish to upgrade our equipment so we can can be better partners with the environment and improve our efficiency with the limited funds avaiable for our non profit"]
[null,"Marblehead Museum & Historical Society, Inc.","info@marbleheadmuseum.org","781-631-1768","501c3 Museum","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","local museum, archive, and historic sites","Energy-efficient lighting, HVAC systems, insulation"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Story County","rpatnaud@bgcstory.org","515-681-1387","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Story County, Iowa","Safe & affordable quality after school & summer programs for 6-18 year old's including daily nutritious meals and snacks.","Our organizations building in 25+ years old. We are current raising funds for a remodel and expansion to remove our waitlist and serve more Story County youth. We are looking to replace windows, HVAC, fire safety systems, electrical systems, ect - to hopefully become more energy efficient overall!"]
[null,"Summit Area YMCA","jeramie.barletta@thesay.org","908-738-2175","501(c)3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","New Jersey","Areas of Impact: youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We promote equity by ensuring people of all economic means have access to our services. Programs include: food distribution, scholarships for childcare and camp, special needs programming, chronic disease prevention. ","We operate 4 branches in our service area that comprises 8 towns. Our flagship building in Summit is over 100 years old and has 2 indoor pools, fitness center and basketball court. We would benefit greatly from efficiency upgrades. "]
[null,"Orange County Center for Contwmporary Art","debrajoanvodhanel@gmail.com","323-807-0611","arts organization 501c3","Subrecipient;","Orange County California","Debra Vodhanel, member grants committee OCCCA (Orange County Center for Contemporary Art) ","wish to reduce our monthly energy bill. Interested in solar panels, heat pump, anything which will lessen our energy usage. We have a 6,000 sq, foot exhibition space, open to the public without charge, exhibitions change monthly."]
[null,"Prizmah: Center for Jewish Day Schools","hannaho@prizmah.org",6469752803,"Education Network","Prime recipient;","US","Jewish day schools","Serving over 300 independent schools, Prizmah has seen many school buildings built decades ago in need of significant energy-efficient upgrades to their physical structures."]
[null,"Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh","jbarnes@jfedpgh.org",4129925220,"501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Partner;","Greater Pittsburgh area","Early childhood education; social, psychological and employment services; counseling; cultural and religious programs; residential and outreach services for Pittsburgh’s seniors","Federation supports people in Pittsburgh's community through a network of Jewish agencies that includes eight core partners, all in need of facility energy infrastructure upgrades. "]
[null,"Unity House of Cayuga County","development@unityhouse.com","315-253-6227","501(c)3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Cayuga, Tompkins, Onondaga, Seneca, Wayne, Ontario, Tioga counties in Central New York","Unity House provides housing and other services to people with developmental disabilities and people determined to overcome mental illness and/or addiction.","Unity House operates two congregate care residences, 15 group homes, an apartment complex, two day-habilitation buildings, and three office spaces. Almost all of the facilities are owned by Unity House. We believe that, with investment in energy efficiency projects, we would reduce decrease both emissions and utility costs, allowing us to dedicate a larger share of our resources to our mission: empowering people with disabilities."]
[null,"San Francisco Conservatory of Music","dlmitchell@sfcm.edu","(415) 503-6218","Private Music Conservatory ","Subrecipient;","San Francisco / Greater Bay Area","Teaching including pre-college and college levels, Performing, provides community programs and events at no cost,  provides affordable housing, collaboration with other Non-Profit schools and business.","Identifying and addressing areas to reduce energy usage and lower our carbon footprint"]
[null,"Saint Mark United Methodist Church of Atlanta, Inc.","office@stmarkumc.org","404-873-2636","Religious/Church/Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","781 Peachtree St. NE  Atlanta, GA  30308","We are located in old buildings that need help with energy upgrades and multiple building repairs. Some of these needs include: HVAC and plumbing upgrades and window replacements and lighting upgrades.  Our organization is seeking support as a subrecipient.","Although we have diligently maintained the exterior of the Church to eliminate water leaks, given the age of the structure, it’s in dire need of window and HVAC replacements. Our windows and two-thirds of our HVAC systems are 65+ years old and extremely energy inefficient.  If we are able to participate in this opportunity to update these items  making them more energy efficient, we will be able to continue to provide and expand services including feeding the hungry and unhoused twice per week with Tuesday Supper and Saturday Breakfast.  Combined, these two programs serve over 6,500 meals per year. "]
[null,"Ames Community Preschool Center (ACPC)","missy@acpc-childcare.org",5152332901,"Non profit Child Care","Subrecipient;","Ames","Child Care","Energy efficiency-window and lighting upgrades"]
[null,"Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP)","info@swenergy.org","303-447-0078","501(c)3 nonprofit","Partner;","Southwest region (Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming)","Building, transportation, utility & industrial decarbonization strategies; energy efficiency and electrification policy development & advocacy; building energy codes & benchmarking; workforce training","SWEEP works to achieve a healthy, equitable, and low carbon future by advancing energy efficiency, electrification, and clean transportation solutions in the Southwest. We employ technical assistance, policy development and advocacy, local and state program implementation, education, and data analysis and research as we partner with fellow nonprofits, policymakers, local governments, business, industry, utilities, state and federal agencies, community organizations, and other stakeholders. Our efforts help accelerate energy equity, emissions reduction, efficient and clean energy use, and consumer cost savings."]
[null,"American Legion WD Hood Post 54","Kmartinez63468@gmail.com","623-693-3449 ","Non profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Arizona ","Grant writer ","Funding for veterans facility that is in need of solar power upgrade "]
[null,"Hedwig House Inc","ccharon@capricommunities.com","262-798-1224","501c3 - low income housing","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin","Low Income Housing for independent elderly residents","We own and operate a 14 unit Section 8 development that was built in 1922 and converted to low income 55+ tenants. The building has original windows with a replacement cost of approximately $380k, however we have limited resources to complete such a project."]
[null,"Meals on Wheels Cnetral Indiana","dbaughn@mealsonwheelsindy.org","317-252-5558","501(c) 3","Subrecipient;","Central Indiana","Feeding homebound clients medically tailored meals along with feeding client living with HIV/AIDS","Replace roof top HVAC unit for buiding."]
[null,"Lakeshore Museum Center","jackie@lakeshoremuseum.org","231-722-0278","501c3 Non-profit Museum","Subrecipient;","Muskegon County, Michigan","History & Science programs & exhibits\nHistorical collections & archives for county\nCommunity Partnerships","We are looking to replace over 30 large windows in our 1950s museum building with high efficiency alternatives. Many current windows are single pane with no storm windows. "]
[null,"Collins Architecture + Energy Conservation, LLC","collinsarchitect@gmail.com",9079825322,"Architecture and Energy Analysis","Partner;","Southcentral Alaska","CA+EC provides Energy Audits, Energy Modeling, Building Envelope Commissioning, and Renewable Energy assessments. Jason Collins is a registered Architect, certified Commercial Energy Auditor, Building Envelope Commissioning agent, and LEED Accredited Professional.","Since 2009, CA+EC has been has been providing energy services in southcentral Alaska. From 2009-2023, we have provided over 2,748,799 square feet of energy audits, energy models and energy improvement recommendations to clients. In that time, the total savings to date is $4.5million! Project size has ranged from residential audits to over 200,000 square foot commercial facilities. We have been successful in achieving USDA Energy and Renewable Grants, AHFC Energy Rebates, Energy Star Certifications, and energy tax deductions and credits."]
[null,"Air Cleaners Inc","paul@aircleanersinc.com","603-252-9322","Engineering Consulting","Partner;","New Hamsphire","Air Cleaners Inc is an engineering consulting firm specializing in energy efficiency and indoor air quality in the built environment. This includes design, implementation, project management, and commissioning of the final implementations.","Air Cleaners Inc has been successful in the procurement and implementation of DOE related energy efficiency programs in the Built Industry. We would like to partner with non-profits in NH interested in energy improvement and decarbonization efforts. "]
[null,"Project Freedom Inc. ","jcrane@projectfreedom.org","609 278-0075","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Central & Southern New Jersey ","Project Freedom (https://www.projectfreedom.org) owns and operates 11 special needs and affordable housing facilities in Central & Southern New Jersey. Project Freedom has expertise and experience in new housing development, operations, and compliance with Federal, State & Local housing regulations.  ","Project Freedom is looking to improve energy efficiency ratings for our existing buildings and we currently participate in the Energy Star Portal Manager Program. Going forward we are looking to improve both energy and water use at our facilities. We are also seeking energy star rating certification for all of our facilities. We are looking to team with a prime recipient as a subrecipient for the Renew America's nonprofits program.   "]
[null,"11 Million Acres","MRosenblatt@11millionacres.com",7732181610,"Energy Program Developer, Implementer, and Financier","Partner;","National","As a trusted energy manager and advisor, we help our non-profit clients save money, implement needed equipment upgrades, and meet decarbonization and sustainability goals. ","11 Million Acres is a sustainable energy investment and development firm that blends energy best practices, cutting edge technologies and innovative investment strategies to deliver the most efficient and cost-effective sustainable energy solutions to our not-for-profit clients."]
[null,"Union Evangelical Lutheran Church","pastorfolkemer@gmail.com","717-843-7897","Church - Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","York, Pennsylvania","Faith Community, fully inclusive of LGBTQIA+ Community, house many different ministries for our community, host events, community center, gym, offices for local non-profits, host community theatre program, etc.","This is an aging building with old windows, poor insulation, old hvac systems, and a roof that would be perfect for solar panels. There is nothing blocking sunlight. These projects would drastically cut back on energy needs, and empower the congregation to further it's ministry to impoverished communities. "]
[null,"Church of the Holy Trinity","holytrinity1895@gmail.com",9075863532,"Church","Subrecipient;","Juneau Alaska","Some parishioners with relevant skills; engineers, bureaucrats, information technology, statistics","Highest priority is replacing a propane boiler in our rectory with a heat pump. Next highest priority is weatherization of the rectory."]
[null,"Chabad of Greater Dayton","office@chabaddayton.com","937-643-0770","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Dayton, Ohio","We have applied and been awarded multiple grants and have the technical ability to partner with other organizations to implement the grant.","Chabad of Greater Dayton is a non-profit educational and religious center that is seeking funds to make our center more energy efficient especially in regard to the HVAC and boiler systems."]
[null,"King's College","michellegiovagnoli@kings.edu","(570) 208-5847","501(c)(3) Nonprofit - Institution of Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","King’s College provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education to its students, with expertise in program and project implementation and management.","Energy efficiency improvements are needed to reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety, and lower utilities costs at buildings owned and operated by King's College and utilized by its students, faculty, staff, as well as by the local community. The City of Wilkes-Barre and Luzerne County are disadvantaged, as the City's and the County’s Per Capita Income and Median Household Income are below the State and National average, and the percent of Persons in Poverty are above the State and National average."]
[null,"Stephentown Memorial Library","trustees@stephentownlibrary.org","(518) 733-5750","Non-profit Library","Subrecipient;","United States, New York, Upstate New York, Capital District of New York, Rensselaer County","Small, rural community library empowering our community by offering free access to information, programs, and services to all its residents. ","Seeking energy efficient upgrades to our HVAC system; heating fuel replacement; and other energy efficient building upgrades."]
[null,"Philadelphia Solar Energy Association","lizhrob2@gmail.com","215-482-3943","nonprofit","Partner;","Philadelphia region","clean energy for residential and commercial buildings, esp. low income communities","The Philadelphia Solar Energy Association is dedicated to increasing the understanding and use of solar energy in Pennsylvania and to increasing energy equity statewide."]
[null,"Northern Plains Resource Council","paula@northernplains.org",4062481154,"501(c)3 Nonprofit Corporation","Subrecipient;","Montana","For over 50 years, we have worked with indigenous communities, nonprofits, labor organizations across Montana as well as experts in energy efficient buildings.  ","We own and operate the first LEED platinum building in Billings, MT.  Our heating system is the only attachment we have to fossil fuels today and it is nearing the end of its life.  We would use this opportunity to upgrade the system and convert to LED lighting wherever possible.  Through our strategic relationships, we have the ability to connect other team members with the resources to design and execute their projects."]
[null,"Gladney Center for Adoption","adoption@gladney.org","817-922-6000","Nonprofit (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Nonprofit building in Fort Worth, Texas (services for clients across the U.S.)","Adoption\nFoster care\nChild welfare\nPre-adoption training\nPost adoption counseling\nAdvocacy\nOutreach\nExpectant mothers\nBirth parents\nAdult adoptees\nAdoptive parents\nWaiting children","Need to upgrade lighting and air conditioning systems to reduce energy use and utility costs"]
[null,"The Nurture Nature Center","ksemmens@nurturenature.org","610-253-4432","Non-profit (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Easton, PA","Education, community engagement, use of science, art, and community to build community resilience and improve environmental literacy.","We have an older, historic building that would benefit from energy efficiency upgrades."]
[null,"YM&YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood","dhuggins@ywhi.org",2125696200,"Community Center","Subrecipient;","New York","Art, and culture programming, community center, kosher kitchen, meals for older adults, early childhood programs, affordable housing for 65+","Reducing carbon footprint via replacing or upgrading our boiler and lighting"]
[null,"K. Ritter Consulting Engineering, Inc.","kritter@kr-ce.com","636-532-1776","Consulting Engineering Firm","Partner;","Midwest","Professional engineering firm specializing in energy analysis and management.","We are an engineering firm that can help with energy audits, energy analysis, energy management, energy conservation, and energy conscious design."]
[null,"ProStar Energy Solutions","ksudol@prostarenergy.com","(214) 435-8458","Energy Services Provider","Partner;","National","LED Retrofit, HVAC Optimization & Retrofit, BMS Installation, Building Management Services, Measurement & Verification, Energy baseload Measurement & Optimization, Preventative Maintenance","Wholistic energy services provider that provides turnkey energy efficiency retrofits to facilities, ranging from the assistance of energy asset procurement, the installation of energy efficiency projects, the associated rebate and incentive management, and the measurement of building energy profiles. "]
[null,"Wallowa Resources","info@wallowaresources.org","541-426-8053","501(c)(3) non-profit","Prime recipient;","Wallowa County, Oregon","Technical Assistance\nCommunity Energy Planning\nRenewable Energy\nProgram and Project Management\nBuilding Management ","Energy efficiency upgrades, replace a failing heating / cooling system, and building improvements to a 56,000 community center that was the former county hospital, and now hosts 24 public, private and non-profit organizations that provide essential services to our community.  "]
[null,"St. Genevieve Elementary and High School","odonoghue@sgps.org","818-894-6417 Ext. 125","School","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Los Angeles-San Fernando Valley","We are a Pre-K-12th grade Catholic school serving 1050 students. ","We have older buildings that are energy inefficient. We are interested in upgrades. "]
[null,"National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG)","administration@ntbg.org","808-332-7324","501c3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Hawaii","Tropical plant conservation, research, and education, with five gardens, preserves, laboratories, nurseries, herbarium, seed bank, rare botanical prints and books, science staff, volunteers and partners.","NTBG’s Botanical Research Center (BRC), was completed in January 2008. This was the first “green” building on Kauai that received Gold LEED certification. This 20,000-square-foot two-story reinforced-concrete climate-controlled building houses NTBG’s herbarium, library collections (including a priceless rare-book collection), seed bank, ample workspace and access to the collections for staff, students, and visiting scientists. However, this amazing once state-of-the-art building is aging and many components are failing. It is no longer the energy efficient facility it was designed to be. The building is in serious need of a better seal and a new HVAC system."]
[null,"Shorter Chapel AME Church","marjorie.greene@frontier.com","(937) 205-9290","Church","Subrecipient;","Greenfield, Ohio","In addition to religious services, we partner with area organizations providing food, clothing, and other essentials design to help families. ","Our facility is in reasonably good condition. However, over the years our overall insulation has worn out. We are in need of window repairs and other energy insulation around the building."]
[null,"Trinity Cathedral Episcopal Church","trinity@trinitycleveland.org","216.771.3630","House of worship","Subrecipient;","Cleveland, Ohio","Currently use a geothermal system, believed to be the first in the city, to heat and cool Trinity Commons.","We are looking for any way to increase energy efficiency and to our campus, which includes multiple buildings. We look for cost savings, decreased energy usage and a more sustainable future for our descendants. "]
[null,"Irvington Historical Society, Inc","BonaThompsonBookstore@gmail.com","317-602-2962","Historical Society and Museum","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis, IN","The Historical Society owns the Bona Thompson Center and houses its offices, archive, and museum in this 120-year-old building. We create and manage exhibits, collect, index and archive local artifacts. In 1999, we managed the initial 1.2-million-dollar renovation of the Bona and continue managing maintenance projects as funding allows. We have just completed a 100% conversion of all lighting to LED. Our volunteers include historians, architects, teachers, engineers, and project managers.","Because of ongoing and increasingly expensive maintenance costs, The Irvington Historical Society has an immediate need to replace a failing HVAC system. In addition, replacing other infrastructure equipment such as a traditional water heater, sealing windows and adding insulation will both reduce our environmental footprint and our utility costs.  Climate control is critical for the preservation of our artifacts and the health/ comfort of our volunteers and visitors.  We are also interested in the use of alternate energy sources in a historic building. \nWe are a 501c3 organization.  We support a museum and archive with only volunteers and without admission fees. We have a proven track record of managing the needs of our building through donations and grants."]
[null,"Goodwill Industries of Northern New England","info@goodwillnne.org",2077746323,"501(c)(3) nonprofit social enterprise","Subrecipient;","Multiple locations throughout central and southern Maine; potential locations in Concord and Hudson, NH","Workforce development, education and financial services for program participants and employees, healthcare supports, and sustainability through diversion of donated goods from landfills.","Sustainability and environmental responsibility goals are embedded throughout Goodwill NNE’s operations. We are currently working to reduce our electric and natural gas consumption by 20% by 2025 and are now at 15%. We have identified needs to improve the efficiency of our residential homes for adults with barriers to independent living through the installation of heat pumps and upgrading of related equipment; upgrading HVAC systems in high consumption resale stores we own; completing a full conversation to LED in our administrative/warehouse location in Gorham; and the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure."]
[null,"The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Burlington, VT","Admin@StPaulsCathedralVT.org","1-802-864-0471","501(c)(3) Church","Subrecipient;","Vermont","N/A","Automated control system, Solar panels, Battery storage for control system and solar, Energy recovery ventilation system, Air sealing and insulation, Energy efficient replacements for 5 old gas powered HVAC units, Energy efficient replacements for several old glass doors and windows"]
[null,"Rabbinical College of Queens","yeshivakessertorah@gmail.com","347-2647648","Synagogue and place of learning","Subrecipient;","Flushing, New York","In addition to prayer services, we off lectures and\na place for individuals and groups to learn. Our library contains thousands of books.","Because we are open from 8:30 am to midnight , 5 days a week,  the need for gas and elecricity is a constant. Our Con Edison bills are quite high. we definitely can use the help.\nThank you."]
[null,"Plug Energy Services LLC","sruttner@plugenergyservices.com","718-216-1814","We are service provider to provide Prime recipient","Partner;","New York & New Jersey","Utility analysis, Energy Auditing, equipment upgrades & Engineering Design. ","We are and Energy Consulting firm. We provide benchmarking services and ASHREA Level 1,2,and 3 energy audits and RCx reports. We have a PE on staff to support our efforts in the field, by modeling and specifying equipment upgrades."]
[null,"Congregation Anshe Chesed of Linden ","rabbikatz@anshechesed.org","908.486.8616","synagogue  ","Subrecipient;","new Jersey ","center for community, youth and teens services, spa for women, provides a safe space for the needy ","upgrade hvac, heating system and boiler for our pool, upgrade our old lighting system to make it energy efficient. upgrade our kitchens to make them energy efficient "]
[null,"Yeshiva Ktana Of Passaic","emunk@ykop.org",9739161555,"non profit educational","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","New Jersey","We have completed hvac projects that has significantly reduced energy consumption.","We have still using  old hvac equipment that are very not energy efficent"]
[null,"Newport Ventures","info@newportventures.net","518-377-9410","S Corp","Partner;","New York","Technical assistance, program management, community engagement","Newport Ventures is a professional consulting organization with years of experience and capability in energy efficiency in buildings, new technology, project management, and community engagement.  We are located in New York."]
[null,"Buerger Energy","Bill@buergerenergy.org","937-671-4017","Energy Consultants/LED Lighting Experts","Partner;","Eastern US","LED Lighting; Energy Savings Analysis, Grant Applications, specialist in Long Term Care buildings","Expand our existing non profit client base."]
[null,"New Ecology, Inc.","info@newecology.org","617-557-1700","non-profit green TA provider","Prime recipient;","Northeast, Mid-west","NEI provides TA to owners, design teams, operators - We also design and participate in workforce development activities. ","Primarily, our clients need help in developing scopes of work for the upgrade of existing buildings as they pursue deeper efficiency and decarbonization. We provide a variety of audits, testing, charrettes, research, commissioning and more - and work with those responsible for operating the building after the upgrades have been completed."]
[null,"Action for Boston Community Development, Inc","james.collins@bostonabcd.org","617-571-1142","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Massachusetts","Eligibility Verification, Technical review, scoping and designing, cost effective analysis, procurement, contracting, project management, ,quality control, reporting and fiscal processing","ABCD has been implementing large scale programming and projects in Massachusetts for over 40 years, including large scale residential projects in affordable multifamily."]
[null,"PreservingUS","erobinson@preservingus.org","913-671-3365","501c3 that restores historic buildings into affordable housing, primarily for seniors","Subrecipient;","We own properties in KS, OK, NE, IA, WI, and TX. Most are in rural towns or small cities. ","Affordable housing, historic renovation, LIHTC, historic tax credits, resident services, senior services","Some of our properties were renovated more than a decade ago and need deeper efficiency measures and/or updated systems. Energy costs are rising across our portfolio, putting our affordable housing at risk as we near the end of our 15-year LIHTC commitment. "]
[null,"CPS LED Lighting","dflaherty@cpsled.com","843-852-8027","US made manufacturer, National Minority Supplier of LED Lighting ","Partner;","Any state in the lower 48 of the United States.","Provide comprehensive ROI with a lighting assessment, full installation for upgrade and support for proper facility maintenance of lighting.","Why CPS LED Lighting?\n• Products & Quality\n- UL, DLC, ETL\n- Full breadth of product for applications\n• Competitive pricing\n- Highly competitive\n- Special project pricing per application\n• Service Level\n- Same day response\n- Quick shipments\n- Excellent customer service\n• Warranty\n- 5-10-year warranties\n- Performance agreement\n- Warranty comparison to competitors\n• NAICS code (s)\n- 423610; 238210; 335121; 335122"]
[null,"Three Oaks Circle Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County","We are non-profit that owns and operates senior living for low-income and Medicaid recipients","Energy efficient lighting and windows are needed"]
[null,"Community Care HUD Housing, Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County","Own and manage housing for low income disabled adults","Energy efficient lighting and windows"]
[null,"Telos, Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County","Own and operate low income housing for diabled adults","Efficient lighting and windows. More insulated roofs"]
[null,"Clare Towers, Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County","Own and operate low income housing for disabled adults","Efficient lighting and windows. More insulated roofs"]
[null,"Reformation Lutheran Church","pastor@reformationlutheran.org",6107790534,"church - ELCA Lutheran","Subrecipient;","Reading, PA","N/A - ","we will be replacing our sanctuary windows within the next year or so; we are currently in a capital campaign to raise the $520,000 that this will cost; new windows will be far more energy efficient than the old ones for a significant energy savings"]
[null,"Florida Association of Nonprofits","Marina Pavlov-Marchner, 512 NE Third Ave Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301",3055571764,"capacity building","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Florida ","nonprofit expertise for 33 years in Florida,  We have generated a complete database of Nonprofits and we have a close relationship with the Florida Design and Construction Professionals and Statewide NPO Organization.","Need an explanation"]
[null,"Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian","Feedback@hoag.org","949-764-4624","Hospital","Subrecipient;","Orange County, California.  Mostly in Newport Beach and Irvine","Inpatient and outpatient services (including Emergency department) to care for the community and beyond.","Hoag Hospital would like to take advantage of the FOA and use it on projects that will make it more energy efficient.  The energy cost savings could then be used for patient centered care."]
[null,"UCHealth","uch-patientrepresentatives@uchealth.org","720-848-0000","Hospital/Healthcare","Subrecipient;","Rocky Mountain Region","None","Looking for assistance with building performance improvements and installing EV charging stations."]
[null,"Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments, Inc.","info@vinesgardens.org","607-205-8108","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Binghamton, New york","Urban agriculture and food access","We are building a new office for the organization that will be Net Zero Energy. We are looking for funding to support the project."]
[null,"Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County","development@jfsannarbor.org","(734) 769-0209","501(c)3 Community Human Services Provider","Subrecipient;","Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor, MI","Aging & Caregiver Support, Community Assistance, Employment & Economic Empowerment Services, International Services, Resettlement & Integration Services, and Counseling Services","JFS would seek funding to leverage our community priority funding rennovation project for thermal heating, solar panels and LED lighting"]
[null,"Southern Oregon Aspire, Inc.","mboehm@soaspire.org","541-237-3047","Non-Profit Organization","Subrecipient;Partner;","Southern Oregon","Community Engagement","In need of financial grants for solar implmentation for non-profit organization serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Can be a conduit to connect the Prime Recipient to other community organizations in need."]
[null,"Cortez Village Historical Society and Museum","cvhs2016@aol.com","617-291-4023","Nonprofit, 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Cortez, Florida. Manatee County","The Cortez Village Historical Society/Museum is an all-volunteer, 501(c)3 organization dedicated to preserving the history of this old-Florida historic commercial fishing village and protecting its future.","Our all-volunteer organization owns a small historic building which houses our museum, free and open to the public. Need to improve energy efficiency of doors and windows, replace HVAC unit, retrofit lighting, possibly install rooftop solar system. We rely solely on donations and memberships. This support would allow the Cortez Village Historical Society to reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety, and lower utility costs, allowing us to  continue to provide free community programming. "]
[null,"Marygrove","info@mgstl.org","314-830-6201","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","St. Louis, Missouri","Human Services, Youth Development, Mental Health Services, Behavioral Health Services, Therapy, Case Management, Residential Treatment, Treatment Foster Care","Marygrove has a rich history of more than 173 years providing a safe home, compassionate care, and high-quality mental health services to children and youth who have experienced significant trauma, to restore their childhood and equip them for productive adulthood. Our 43-acre campus in Florissant, MO is home to hundreds of youth each year and in much need of energy efficient upgrades throughout our buildings. "]
[null,"Noyo Center For Marine Science","info@noyocenter.org","707-733-6696","Nonprofit; research and education","Subrecipient;","Fort Bragg, CA","Ocean conservation, education and research, primarily addressing climate drive changes in our fisheries and nearshore environments.","We are looking for funding to upgrade 1 existing building to solar power and add solar power to one new building going in in 2024. "]
[null,"Bay Area Discovery Museum ","development@badm.org ","(415) 339-3900 ","501(c)3 Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","San Francisco Bay Area, California","We create playful learning experiences that inspire a passion for discovery in every child through engaging exhibits and immersive programs onsite and in our community.","We have an aging HVAC system in our main administration offices with several broken units which has led many of our staff to begin using small, inefficient electric heaters at their desks. We will use these funds to update the HVAC system in this area to enable a consistent controlled environment. Additionally, we will be replacing 17 uninsulated single-pane wooden windows with modern replacements that are insulated and ultraviolet ray blocking. "]
[null,"PACE AI","pm@pacecontrols.com","877-722-3482","Energy Service Company","Partner;","USA","ESCO, energy efficiency, demand reduction, utility incentives and rebates, HVAC, Demand Response, retro-commissioning, building tuneup, microgrids, Savings Warranty, distributed energy resource (DER)","Working with you as an ESCO and ENERGY STAR Partner, we can provide the capabilities outlined above to deliver high-ROI, utility-rebated, insurance-guaranteed electric and gas savings with related carbon reductions. As noted above: energy efficiency, demand reduction, utility incentives and rebates, HVAC, Demand Response, retro-commissioning, building tuneup, microgrids, distributed energy resource [DER])"]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Omaha","Bkouma@habitatomaha.org","402-884-6626","Non profit ","Subrecipient;","Omaha, NE","Weatherization, Energy Efficiency, Solar, New Home Building","We are currently working with an environmental consulting firm to create a Net Zero Pathways to become emission free in the coming years. Once this analysis is complete we will know what areas we want this grant to focus on for us."]
[null,"Advancing Communities Together","Rossie@act4youth.org","661-317-8310","Non-profit 501(c)3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Los Angeles county","Youth development, apprenticeship readiness and Housing","We have a 11,000 square foot building, which used to be an 8 unit storefront. Our roof needs to be replaced and our electrical systems and large windows need an upgrade especially since we are based in Palmdale, Ca in the desert which has extreme weather."]
[null,"All In 1 Solar, Inc","kevin@allin1solar.com","(855) 747-7325","Corporation","Partner;","California","Solar energy consultation","Provide consultation services to home & business owners, commercial property owners and non-profit/faith-based organizations seeking a transition to clean energy, reduce electricity costs and/or their carbon footprint. We communicate either virtually or 1-on-1 with our clients onsite at the property address(s). Each solar + battery installation is completed by NABCEP certified contractors specializing in small, medium & large solar projects."]
[null,"Youngstown Symphony Society (DeYor Performing Arts Center)","fundraising@youngstownsymphony.com ","(330)744-0264","Performing Arts Venue ","Subrecipient;","Youngstown, Ohio","DeYor Performing Arts Center is home of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra. DeYor houses concerts, shows, business conferences, recitals, commencements, weddings, and more throughout the year. ","DeYor Performing Arts Center, the former Warner Brother's theatre, was built in 1931 then saved from demolition by Edward W. Powers in 1968. The Youngstown Symphony Society has since restored the theatre to its original beauty; however, the facility is in need of LED lighting in the grand lobby, Power’s Auditorium, and the exterior. Light fixtures in the facility use incandescent bulbs that must be replaced often and require more energy. Additionally, exterior light fixtures are outdated. LED lighting within and outside of the facility will help save energy while also reducing the Youngstown Symphony Society’s high electric bill."]
[null,"Park Mayfair Condominium Association Inc","nickie.greco@worthross.com",3033995717,"Condominium ","Subrecipient;","Mayfair Neighborhood ","I do not think this question pertains to the type of assistance Park Mayfair is hoping to qualify for. ","Park Mayfair consists of residents who fall into the categories provided below and is located in the Mayfair neighborhood. This Association is non-profit and has fallen into financial hardship due to the community makeup as well as recent maintenance challenges depleting available funds to complete an energy efficient project. \n\n• Low- to medium-income communities\n• Communities of color\n• Those who speak languages other than English\n• People with disabilities and chronic conditions\n• Older adults\n• Young children\n• People with criminal records\n• The LGBTQ+ community\n• Refugees and immigrants"]
[null,"Segue Institute for Learning ","josh.laboissonniere@segueifl.org",4017448174,"K-12 public charter school","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Central Falls RI","As a charter school, we are no stranger to grant writing, project management, etc. ","Energy efficient projects including boiler replacement, new windows, and solar. "]
[null,"Grace United Methodist Church","hello@graceumcbillings.org","(406) 656-8333","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Billings, Montana 59102","Project management, financial management, subcontract management","Infrastructure modernizations to reduce energy use and to provide a more sustainable environment for staff, parishioners, and neighbors. Energy efficient windows, doors, roofing, etc."]
[null,"Insight Hospital & Medical Center","dayne.walling@iinn.com","810-280-7684","501(c)3 nonprofit hospital network","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Illinois & Michigan","Insight is a growing hospital and healthcare network in Flint, Dearborn, and Warren, MI plus Chicago, IL","Insight's hospital and healthcare facilities operate as community hubs through partnerships with youth development and family support services organizations, as well as numerous business and educational institutions, in order to advance opportunity, wellness, sustainability and equity. Insight is interested in programs to increase energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and increase capacity."]
[null,"Juniper Court, Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County, WI","Own and operate housing for low income elderly persons","Efficiency lighting, roof insulation and windows"]
[null,"Canticle Court, Inc","kferge@capricommunities.com","262-289-2727","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee County, WI","Own and operate housing for low income elderly persons","Efficiency lighting, insulation in the roof, and new windows"]
[null,"United Way of Long Island","craig@unitedwayli.org","631-940-3752","501c3 not-for-profit","Subrecipient;","Long Island's Suffolk and Nassau Counties","We provide workforce training opportunities for culturally diverse young adults and veterans in the energy, smart grid and renewables industry.  We are currently building a training facility facility as a companion project to our 31,000 sq. ft. net zero facility. ","United Way of Long Island will be transforming our organization's 31,000 sq. ft. headquarters into a net-zero building that produces as much energy as it uses. All energy will be produced by renewable sources. With 576 solar panels, air-source heat pumps, EV charging stations, and battery back-up, the organization will avoid more than $70,000 in annual energy costs. That savings will be re-invested to support the United Way's work to create opportunities for Long Islanders to live better lives with efforts in the areas of health, education, and financial stability.\n\nThe project also turns the facility into an on-the-job training hub for veterans and young adults as United Way grows the talent pool of skilled labor in the energy efficiency and clean technology market. And in times of natural disasters, the carbon neutral building will stand ready as a command center to serve the public.\n\nThe total cost to complete the project is $2.45 million.  "]
[null,"Lacasa of Goshen Inc. ","Bradh@lacasainc.net","574-533-4450","501(c)3 CDC","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Elkhart County Indiana and/or northern Indiana","Accomplished non-profit developer with 350 units under management and robust professional development team.   Extensive experience managing federal funds.  ","Lacasa is the premier CDC in Elkhart county Indiana.   We have a full pipeline of new projects and have a portfolio of 350 units of affordable housing in Elkhart County.    We need additional funding to enhance our upcoming projects and to assist on deep energy retrofits on our existing portfolio.  "]
[null,"South Central Human Resource Agency","sbrown@schra.us",9314337182,"Non Profit Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","South Central Tennessee-Bedford, Coffee, Franklin, Giles, Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Marshall, Maury, Moore, Perry and Wayne Counties","SCHRA currently provides program management and fund disbursement and/or services for Head Start and Early Head Start, LIHEAP, LIHWAP, WAP, SCSEP, FGP, CSBG, SSBG, WIOA, and senior nutrition.  We have an annual budget of 20 million dollars and serve approximately 125,000 individuals and families annually.","Due to economic factors as well as the residual effects of the pandemic, SCHRA is seeing an exponential increase in the need for services among the low-income population.  We have been a proven provider of services to low-income families for 50 years and have an exemplary track record for well-managed programs.   We have the fiscal capability to manage large programs and the benefit of having service locations in every county so clients have easy access to services.  We have built community partnerships to ensure clients have their needs met, whether the service is provided by our agency or a partner agency."]
[null,"Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany","gbeattie@naba-vision.org","(518) 463-1211Ext 230","Non-profit serving the Blind and visually impaired, with employment and life skills.  ","Subrecipient;","Albany, NY","We employ the visually impaired who actually make products that we then sell through the government contracts and the state of Nwe York. We have rehab staff who serve the blind and impaired as well on site and in their homes. ","We have a more then 100-year-old building. It needs new windows, better controls for the HVAC. ETC"]
[null,"Gunnison Country Food Pantry","stevesecofsky@msn.com","909-241-5594","501(c)3, non-profit food pantry","Subrecipient;","Gunnison County, Colorado","The distribution of food to provide assistance to those that are food insecure.","Our newly purchased and renovated facility will have several walk-in cooling units and many stand alone refrigerators/freezers.  Our building is suitable for a solar panel project that will significantly cut down or eliminate our electrical grid usage and carbon footprint."]
[null,"Gloucester County Historical Society","businessoffice@gchsnj.org","856-845-7881","Historical museum, Research library","Subrecipient;","Gloucester county, Southern NJ and Delawar Valley","Historical exhibits open to public, genealogical and historic research, traveling and in-house educational presentations, local customs, culture and interpretation.","The annex, a three story building approximately 100 years old, on the main campus requires extensive upgrades to properly maintain artifacts and documents stored there. Upgrades will also provide community space for meetings, programs, lectures and overflow exhibits.\nThe museum itself, built in 1765, requires improved window treatments that will keep out UV rays but allow sunlight to enter. The Mansard roof needs to be replaced in the next five years.  The roof is currently made of slate \"fish scale\" tiles.  There are solar versions available in the same shape so the protection of a new roof can be achieved with efficient materials while maintaining period appearances."]
[null,"Garden Terrace Senior Living","gardenterrace@nwi.net","509 663 2154","Low-income Senior Housing","Subrecipient;","North Central Washington","Low-income Senior Housing","Need to replace and insulate our large flat roof. "]
[null,"DreamWrights Center for Community Arts","info@dreamwrights.org","717-848-8623","Non-profit Arts Organization 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","York County","Theatre Company with large facility","Retrofitting old lighting, upgrading HVAC units, insulation"]
[null,"Adamah","info@adamah.org","212.644.2332","Faith-based environmental organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","New York, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Detroit, Atlanta, Connecticut","Organizing and inspiring organizations to green their facilities and operations, including reducing GHG emissions; providing detailed assistance to achieve these goals","Adamah is a Jewish environmental organization that works with Jewish entities, other faith-based entities, and organizations and people generally to help them achieve the environmental goals that we believe are rooted in spirituality. We seek to partner with other faith-based organizations and with organizations in New York, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Detroit, Atlanta, and Connecticut to achieve significant GHG reductions and climate action."]
[null,"Beth Jacob Congregation","office@bjsd.org","619-287-9890","Nonprofit OU Shul","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","San Diego, CA","Jewish Faith Center subscribing to Orthodoxy; building a strong community filled with prayer, Torah, and Education.","Aging building needs to be refreshed with energy efficient appliances and systems that will help the earth and provide cost savings moving into our next generation and beyond."]
[null,"The Agudath Israel of greenspring","Info@aigreenspring.com",4105800500,"Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Maryland","None",1]
[null,"Kehila Kedosha Janina","amarcus@kkjsm.org","347-204-9461","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","New York","N/A","Upgrade of A/C system and roof replacement to make building more energy efficient"]
[null,"Gladden Community House","info@GladdenHouse.org","614-227-1600","Non-Profit Social Service Agency","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Columbus, OH","Serving the Columbus community for over 117 years.","WE are currently in need of HVAC system and control replacements, and lighting upgrades throughout our entire 30,000 square foot facility."]
[null,"Dominion Due Diligence Group (D3G)","r.hazelton@d3g.com","804-383-2020","S Corporation","Partner;","United States","Technical assistance providing energy related studies and financial proformas for recapitalization, grant funding and green building certification.","Capabilities including real estate due diligence services, including:  energy audits/studies, utility benchmarking, green building certification, capital needs assessment, environmental studies, climate hazard scoring, building code analysis and construction cost consulting."]
[null,"The Moinian Group","ameir@moiniangroup.com","212-808-4000 extension 6320","Real Estate","Subrecipient;","New York City ","Applying to be sub-recipient on behalf of non-profit organizations we are developing property for. ","Searching for a prime to help two synagogues in NYC build future-proof energy-efficient spaces "]
[null,"Bay Area Community Law Foundation","contact@baclf.org","510 778-9142","501c3 supporting organization for Tenants Union and Legal Advocates","Subrecipient;","California","Advocacy and Legal Counseling for tenants and other underprivileged people","Our 1875 building needs a new insulated roof and an HVAC system."]
[null,"Wellesley Village Church","marklenci@gmail.com","617-515-8050","501(c)(3) - church","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts/New England","The Wellesley Village Church would like to be a sub-recipient. Our expertise is limited to scope of our project.","We have a $2.4M project to convert a fossil fuel (oil) HVAC system to a geothermal system. Our design and cost estimate is complete. We desire to start the project in 2024."]
[null,"Maine Maritime Museum","support@maritimeme.org",2074431316,"History, Arts, Culture","Subrecipient;","Maine, New England","Solar, wind, and tidal power","The museum owns and operates more than a dozen historic and modern buildings on a 20-acre campus, all of which would benefit from energy efficient improvements, esp. those that move away from fossil fuel usage"]
[null,"Prevention Institute","jennifer@preventioninstitute.org","510-444-7738","non-profit professional services","Partner;","national","public health and health equity; convening multiple NPOS across the US in communities of practice","We would like to stay up-to-date on prime recipients to be able to communicate geographic opportunities to our community-based partners that would be eligible as sub-recipients."]
[null,"Martinsville-Henry County Family YMCA","brad@martinsvilleymca.com",2766326427,"501 C 3 -YMCA","Subrecipient;","Martinsville VA","none","We are looking to build a new YMCA facility and would like to partner as a sub recipient to ensure the new facility is energy efficient.  "]
[null,"Joint Township District Memorial Hospital","jujacobs@jtdmh.org","419-394-3335","Health System","Subrecipient;","Ohio","Rual Community Hospital","“Joint Township District Memorial Hospital is the sole hospital serving Auglaize County, Ohio. The hospital opened May 1953 and continues to operate within the original structure, which is updated and revitalized as resources allow. Funding would be used to upgrade aging and inefficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units throughout the building. Additional funding could be focused on several building envelope projects including but not limited to window replacement in the 6-story tower and a number of roof replacements. These improvements are an important step in continuing our efforts to build a sustainable future for healthcare in our rural community.”"]
[null,"United Way of Lawrence County","gayleyoung@uwlawcty.org",7246588528,"non-profit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Lawrence County, pa","Our organization has been in the community for 99 years and we raise funds for charities as well as create impact programs to assist in serving families in need.  We are in a rural area, and transportation, affordable housing needs continue to grow.  United Way has been leading the charge in these areas since we don't have agencies that can provide these services.","Roof replacement, window replacement, furnace replacement on historical mini mansion that is in the historic section of our City.  Our building serves as a satellite office for Boy Scouts, and we have become an emerging Latino Community and we will have a Latino non-profit agency in our building to serve this growing minority population."]
[null,"Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub","executivedirector@cintirrh.org","513-484-0112","Recycling and reuse/sustainability","Subrecipient;","Greater Cincinnati Area (Southwestern Ohio/Northern Kentucky/Southeastern Indiana)","Recycling and reuse for hard-to-recycle items","We will be building a permanent location in the next 2-5 years.  We want to make it net zero, so we want to include as many upgrades (high-efficiency HVAC, low-e windows, gray water system, solar panels, etc.) as possible up front.  Although we know not all of these items could be covered by this grant, we're hoping we can get at least some of them covered."]
[null,"Congregation Khal Adath Jeshurun Inc","office@kajinc.org","212-923-3582","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New York","Limited","2 buildings need roof repair, a third needs boiler replacement"]
[null,"The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County","commfound@cfmdin.org",7657477181,"Community Foundation","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Indiana (Delaware County)","Grantmaker, community convener, program manager","Needs: Energy efficiencies to a newly purchased building. Capabilities: Regranting knowledge and experience"]
[null,"Central American Resource Center - CARECEN - of California","lmorales@carecen-la.org","213-385-7800","501c3","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles","Immigration Legal Services","Installing Energy Efficient Windows"]
[null,"Beth Chaverim Reform Congregation","office@bcrcva.org","(703) 729-1659","Religious","Subrecipient;","Northern Virginia","N/A","Replacement of aging HVAC units. Interest in installation of solar power."]
[null,"Catholic Charities of Denver","grants@ccdenver.org","303-742-0828","Nonprofit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Denver, Colorado","Operating homeless shelters for women, men, families and children.","Make our facilities more energy efficient."]
[null,"TradeWinds Services, Inc.","info@tradewindsnwi.org","219-945-0100","Non-Profit - serving people with varied abilities","Subrecipient;","Lake & Porter County, Indiana","Support & training services for children of all abilities and adults with physical and developmental disabilities, infants to seniors - childcare, skills training, employment, residential living.","Upgrades to outdoor lighting for improved efficiency and safety at multiple facilities and residences throughout Lake & Porter Counties."]
[null,"New Buildings Institute (NBI)","kevinb@newbuildings.org","971-825-8971","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Partner;","Nationwide","Expertise in energy efficiency, building energy codes, technology, lighting, HVAC, building systems, grid-building interaction, grid-building optimization.","Capable of providing technical expertise"]
[null,"National Tropical Botanical Garden","administration@ntbg.org","808-332-7324","501(c)3 Conservation Organization","Subrecipient;","Hawaii","We are a science and conservation organization with 5 botanical gardens, herbarium, seed bank, nursery, and library","Our building that houses our herbarium, seed bank and library needs to have the building sealed and the HVAC replaced to provide energy savings. "]
[null,"Ed Roberts Campus","info@edrobertscampus.org","510225-6700","501(3) (c) ","Subrecipient;","California","Disability services, Accessibility, Universal design ","67,000 SF universally designed office and conference center housing 17 nonprofit agencies. Currently looking to replace HVAC, upgrade all lighting systems, install electric charging stations, upgrade control systems to ensure efficient use of energy"]
[null,"Khal Adath Jeshurun","president@kajinc.org","212-923-3582","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New York","We have been servicing the community for almost 85 years by providing year-round services and programs to the elderly and youth.","Some of our buildings are close to 100 years old. We have modified some to reduce our use of oil and installed LED lighting in parts of the facilities. We wish to upgrade our systems and insulate to make them more energy efficient, which would also provide environmental benefits."]
[null,"Creative Community Living Services, Inc.","kevin.brown@cclswi.org","920-245-5448","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee, Waukesha, and La Crosse Counties in Wisconsin","CCLS provides residential and non-residential services to low-income adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in nine Wisconsin counties. ","CCLS owns and operates six assisted living group homes in three Wisconsin counties. We need to improve the energy efficiency of our facilities by making HVAC upgrades and replacing drafty doors, windows, and roofs. Making these improvements will reduce our energy use and emissions, lower our utility costs, and improve the quality of life for the people we serve."]
[null,"Espiritu Community Development Corporation","celiserio@espiritu.org","602-829-9743","501(c)(3) nonprofit - Charter school","Subrecipient;","South Phoenix, Arizona","network of charter schools","need to reduce the cost of utilities for our 3 campuses"]
[null,"Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund / MPMC Property Management Corp","MGallardo@MALDEF.org","213-629-2512 x 110 ","Non Profit organization that owns a historic building operating as a non profit center to other non profit organizations.","Subrecipient;","We are located in Los Angeles, CA. Specifically downtown Los Angeles. ","We are interested in becoming a sub-recipient. Our building is mostly leased out to other non profits. ","Our historic building is in high need of an HVAC system upgrade. We are in the early stages of planning this project. "]
[null,"Pomerene Hospital","jrohr@pomerenehospital.org","330-674-1015","501c3 Hospital Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Holmes County, Ohio and surrounding","Caring for our community's health with our team of providers, clinical and support staff within our health system capabilities","We are an energy star award hospital, meaning that we efficiently use the energy and natural resources to the best of our ability and over 75% of our peers, while providing care for our community's health by being a Top 20 Rural Hospital in the nation. Our facility is aging and infrastructure is older than most, average age of plan is 26.8 yrs and we are in need of funding to replace several key components that will make our building more efficient and keep us running to sustain healthcare for our patients.  "]
[null,"Armada Power","tringenbach@armadapower.com","614-721-4844","Corporate (private for profit)","Partner;","Nationwide","Armada Power is a patented next generation load control solution that turns your customers' electric loads into an energy storage and grid balancing asset. Armada Power's unique software intelligently aggregates micro loads to create grid scale demand, frequency, and voltage control solutions.","Armada Power is a patented, next generation load control solution that turns electric water heating loads into an energy storage and grid balancing asset. Armada Power's unique software intelligently aggregates individual water heaters to create grid scale applications such as time of use rate alignment, demand management, frequency regulation, renewables firming, and voltage response solutions. \n\nBrands: storage, renewables, grid, batteries, load control, capacity value, demand response, non-invasive, renewable firming, frequency balancing, fleet control, reliability, cold load pickup, time of use"]
[null,"Nationwide Energy Partners (NEP)","tringenbach@nationwideenergypartners.com ","877-818-2637","Corporate (private for profit)","Partner;","Nationwide","Nationwide Energy Partners (NEP) is the premier energy service provider focused exclusively on the multifamily space.  We partner directly with owners and developers to help them privatize the utility infrastructure in their communities and, as a result, access unique benefits, uncovering previously untapped revenue sources.","NEP's model also provides a better property management and resident experience.  Because we master meter the property and individually meter each resident, the property has access to useful data and trends.  Resident are never charged at a rate that exceeds the host utility's and our rates are audited annually by a third-party account firm to ensure accuracy.   \n\nWith a firm focus on the environment, NEP offers 100% carbon-free energy to all communities at no additional charge.  Our growing business currently services more than 150 communities and 40,000 units.  "]
[null,"Laura Sastre - Consultant","lausa8881@gmail.com","7865324432","Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Consulting","Partner;","USA","Energy Efficiency\nEnergy Audits\nSustainability Initiatives\nLEED Certification\nEfficiency Consulting","Energy Efficiency\nEnergy Audits\nSustainability Initiatives\nLEED Certification\nEfficiency Consulting"]
[null,"Newport Partners LLC","lbowles@newportpartnersllc.com","301-889-0017","LLC","Partner;","Northeast and Mid-Atlantic","Energy audits, technology support, developing scopes of work for building retrofits, community engagement.","Newport Partners has worked resolving technical and market barriers to adoption of advanced building energy systems. This often requires evaluation of cost/performance tradeoffs, identification of technical and market barriers, and coordination with contractors, manufacturers, and code officials.  We also have experience with community engagement and working with homeowners and renters.  "]
[null,"Birmingham Zoo, Inc.","development@birminghamzoo.com","205-909-4562","501 (c) (3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","North Central Alabama","As a nonprofit, the Zoo works to protect endangered and native species, encourage student STEM learning, and promote conservation to guests. ","The Birmingham Zoo would like to install solar panels to offset energy usage."]
[null,"Beth Gavriel Bukharian Congregation ","rabbi_ribacoff@yahoo.com","3476809181","Religious - Not for Profit","Subrecipient;","Queens, NY & Long Island, NY","None","Looking to benefit in ways to reduce costs and increase efficiency of our energy usage through improvements to our existing technology."]
[null,"UF Leesburg Hospital Central Florida Health ","dtay0008@shands.ufl.edu","352-323-5762","Critical Access hospital non profit ","Prime recipient;","Leesburg Florida ","I am the Corporate Facility Director for the past 12 years. I am a master electrician in the state of Florida since 1993.I have recently at our sister hospital completed and energy reduction program and lowered natural gas consumption by 30 % and upgraded the control system. Its is a 277 bed hospital at 225 K square feet .We are waiting on our official energy star certification that that has been approved and validated by a third party .We scored a 78 and have much more to do and understand how to accomplish in a hospital environment with out effecting compliance or comfort .","At our hospital facility we are in the beginning of a project to expand our building automation system to the remainder of the building .We are currently still in some areas on phonematic control and antiquated out of support electronic hardware that does not communicate consistently  with building automation. Our energy center consists of 3 chillers to support the building .This consists of 2 910  chillers  ( and the pumping systems ) at 23 years of age that have some tubes capped off do to thinness discovered by eddy current testing .We also have a swing chiller at 485 tons installed in 2012. The efficiency of replacing the 910 ton units in my opinion would go up 30 %.We also have 6 large RTU that are greater than 23 years in age and extremely inefficient and serving patient rooms and critical support areas. I am convinced we can have a significant impact of consumption as we understand how to accomplish in a hospital environment .The most significant impact on consumption reduction is building automation and the willingness of facilities managers to think outside the box ."]
[null,"Save the Dunes Conservation Fund","office@savedunes.org","219-879-3564","Environmental Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Northwest Indiana","Conservation, Advocacy, Community Engagement, Community and Professional Partnerships","The Save the Dunes office is located within a historic home built in 1903 in Michigan City, Indiana. As an environmental non-profit, we have long been interested in upgrading parts of the home to be more sustainable- from installing new lights, to replacing the windows, and so many other projects to bring this 120 year old home up to modern standards and in line with our organization's core values."]
[null,"White County United Way, Inc.","whitecountyunitedway@gmail.com","5745836544","501c3 Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","White, Pulaski, and Jasper County","Managing grants, collecting and reviewing applications, issuing sub-awards, delivering grant-funded projects","We own a community center that serves many local nonprofits and need energy updates ourselves. We also have the ability to manage large grants and have facilitated over $750,000 dollars into our community from outside sources for pandemic relief. Our robust social services network engages our local nonprofit agencies daily with network needs, available resources, and funding opportunities."]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Toledo","gritzman@ymcatoledo.org","419-729-8135","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Midwest","The YMCA of Greater Toledo has the leadership, accounting, management, and community partnerships to successfully administer grants from private, local, state, and federal funding sources.\n","The Y’s primary focus is youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility through programs including child care, aquatics, camping, youth and adult sports, health and wellness, and youth and community development. With more than 30 sites across five counties in Ohio and Michigan, we serve people of all ages, walks of life, faiths, and more. Over 110,000 people participate annually in Y classes, clinics, activities, and outings. The Y has committed to increasing our capacity and reach in the community through renovated and updated YMCA facilities.  This includes energy efficiency upgrades to reduce energy use, environmental impact, and operating costs."]
[null,"Shaping Our Appalachian Region","colby.hall@soar-ky.org","606-425-8190","501c3 nonprofit","Prime recipient;Partner;","54 Appalachian Regional Commission Counties in Eastern Kentucky","Project Management, Grants Administration, Regional Collaboration & Convenings, Grant Writing","We are interested in how we can bring some of this funding to Eastern Kentucky nonprofits with needs to upgrade their existing facilities."]
[null,"Congregation Yehuda Moshe","yehudamosheplanning@yahoo.com","312-617-4374","Religoius Organization","Subrecipient;","Chicago, Illinois and surrounding area","Engineering, project management, program administration","Electrical and natural gas energy usage reduction. "]
[null,"Studio Two Three","ashley@studiotwothree.org","804-254-7302","501c3 nonprofit community arts space","Subrecipient;","Richmond, Virginia","arts education, printmaking, business classes for artists/creatives, grant writing, facilities management, special events","We are a small arts nonprofit organization located in a 1930's 3-story brick building with a flat roof. We are looking for potential solar power as well as energy-efficient improvements on the facility. We are located in Richmond's Manchester community, a low-income census tract as well as a local & state enterprise zone. Our organization is an anchor in the community; in addition to our programming, we provide outdoor green space for gathering, a community garden, and a community fridge & pantry "]
[null,"East Valley Worship Center Inc","office@vineyardgilbert.com","480-892-5828","Non Profit, Church, community center","Subrecipient;","Gilbert, AZ","I assume this relates to a Prime Recipient?  We don't have experience in this process.","We are a church and nonprofit serving Gilbert, AZ.  We have a weekly food pantry open to the public, and host migrants sent to us by Homeland Security twice a week.  Energy costs are one of our largest line items, we would love to upgrade our HVAC units to ultra-high efficiency units to help lower and control future costs."]
[null,"Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light, Inc.","cdavidson@massipl.org","401 405-4075","Faith-based environmental non-profit ","Partner;Prime recipient;","Massachusetts ","Comprehensive environmental stewardship assessments/energy audits, technical support, consultation and education on energy efficiency and renewables; outreach and engagement with Houses of Worship and denominational leaders. ","With adequate administrative support, able to recruit Houses of Worship and support them through the planning and implementation of energy efficiency measures; referral network of trusted service providers and financiers in place. Experienced with old and aging structures, congregational decision-making and financing challenges, and community engagement opportunities. Interested in working collaboratively with others in EJ communities."]
[null,"Exeter Community Library","lcsb1969@gmail.com","4846512087","501(c)3 charitable","Subrecipient;","Berks County, Pennsylvania","We are the busiest public library in our county, providing access to books, periodicals, databases, community programming, and more. ","The doors to our building are not energy efficient and they are perpetually broken. Our building has a great number of windows which lead to inefficient heating and cooling. We would be interested in replacing our doors and obtaining window films to temper glare and solar heat gain."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of America","lkent@bgca.org","507-244-1581","National Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","United States","National youth-serving nonprofit, afterschool and summer programs.","Providing technical assistance and support to Boys & Girls Club affiliates nationwide."]
[null,"Swiss Village, Inc. ","jodim@swissvillage.org","260-589-4403","Healthcare, Retirement Community ","Subrecipient;","Northeast Indiana","productivity, planning, implementing ","We would be looking at chillers, windows, kitchen equipment and other ways for our retirement community to become more energy efficient "]
[null,"Collings Foundation, Inc DBA American Heritage Museum","rcollings@collingsfoundation.org","978-562-9182","501(c)3 Non-profit Museum","Subrecipient;","Massachusettes","Museum of our American Heritage and history of WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf War and Iraq and Afghanistan. The AHM features over 100 Tank, Planes and Automobiles from those eras. ","Adding energy efficient insulation and roofing. Upgrades to HVAC and LED lighting in existing museum buildings."]
[null,"DuBois Central Catholic School","mbarchony@duboiscatholic.com","814-371-3060","school","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania (Clearfield County and surrounding area)","DuBois Central Catholic is a private 501(c)3 organization.  Our school is committed to meeting student's needs in a constantly evolving job market.  We have extensive experience in grant application and administration.","Funds would be used to install LED lights throughout the school building."]
[null,"Institute for Technology and Safety (IBTS)","cfennell@ibts.org","703-851-4187","501(c)(3) professional services organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","United States (all), with emphasis placed in the following locations: Florida, New York, Puerto Rico, Georgia, North Carolina, Kansas City, and Louisiana.","Planning and Implementation of Energy & Sustainability Projects; Energy Project Quality Management; Green Building and Energy Efficiency; Strategic Energy and Sustainability Management; Renewable Energy, and Grant Management","IBTS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built on government partnerships for strengthening communities. We provide services to local, state, and federal governments that combine public sector credibility with private sector innovation. IBTS provides a wide range of services and solutions inclusive of (but not limited to): Plan Review and Inspection; Building Department Management (all sizes); Facilities Management; Local Government Planning inclusive of Administration and support of New Cities and Communities; Manufactured Homes Safety and Compliance; Management and Consulting (Grant Services, Market Research, Program Management, and Training and Education); Resilience Services; Quality Assurance and Control; Disaster Management; and Energy and Sustainability."]
[null,"Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor","info@delawareandlehigh.org","610-923-3548","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Eastern Pennsylvania","Historic preservation, education, outdoor recreation, and economic development","The DLNHC seeks to improve the energy efficiency of the building which houses its offices and the National Canal Museum by upgrading the HVAC system and possibly installing solar panels.  Its collection storage building also could benefit from an HVAC system that could better stabilize temperature/humidity levels and a green roof system. "]
[null,"Regional Food Bank of Northeast Florida, Inc. (D.B.A. Feeding Northeast Florida)","Info@feedingnefl.org","904-513-1333","Regional Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Jacksonville, FL","A regional food bank serving 12 counties, we are renovating a 120,000 square foot distribution facility (warehouse, offices, volunteer space) to occupy by Q1/2024. ","Building out the new facility will require a new roof, windows, lighting, HVAC, and plumbing. A Good Use Grant from Southface Energy is helping us pinpoint needed areas of energy and water efficiency that will save the food bank on utility costs but further grant funding is needed to meet all the projects identified in the plan review, including but not limited to: LED lighting, controls, sensors, photocells & timers;  upgrades to more energy efficient heat pumps; adding an energy recovery ventilation (ERV) system; upgrade to high efficiency hybrid electric commercial heat pump water heater; more.."]
[null,"Center For Addiction Treatment","Sharleneb@ccatsober.org","5133816672","Nonprofit (501C3), Treatment for Mental Health & Behavioral Health (Substance Use & Gambling Addiction) ","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati","Provide inpatient (residential) and outpatient healthcare services to diverse, low-income population.","2 existing Buildings and 1 new construction: HVAC system installation and/or upgrade, Lighting improvements/installation, Minimize utilities usage in kitchen and by residents."]
[null,"St. Mark United Methodist Church, 616 Quicy Road, Seneca, SC 29678","ednaridersmumc@gmail.com","864-314-1881","501(c)(3)Methodist House of Worship and Child Development Center","Subrecipient;","Upstate Oconee County, South Carolina","Our Congregation and team has expertise in general contacting and implementation of projects and accountability.  In additon, we have a local company providing  technical energy expertise as required.  Our organization is seeking support as a sub-recipient.","Our 1959 church building has most original windows and HVAC's that are aged.  This funding will provide much needed funds to make significant energy improvement including windows, doors, HVAC's and lighting.  We are 501c3 House of Worship and Child Development Center ministering to the needs of the community.  In addition, our church is very involved in community missions outreach.  Our Child Development Center has 100 children in daycare training and another 60 in our afternoon educational programs.  We also have numerous activities involved in social justice programs.    "]
[null,"Ross Valley Ecumenical Housing Association","tamhouse100@gmail.com","415-246-1783","non profit housing for low income seniors","Subrecipient;","Marin County, California","Our non profit owns 2 homes in San Anselmo housing 21 low income seniors. Our rent is around $1000 per month, which allows seniors who only have social security to continue to live in the community they love.","We have aging infrastructure that needs upgrades. Our wish list is a new heat pump water heater, new heat pump heat/AC systems, and roof top solar."]
[null,"Oakbrook Park Chumash Indian Corporation","info@chumashmuseum.org","805-492-8076","Museum","Subrecipient;","California","Have participated in the Culture Over Carbon energy monitoring program. Working on green business certification. ","Solar installation for powering the museum facilties."]
[null,"Saint Ambrose Episcopal Church","greenteamadmin@saintambrosechurch.org","303 499-3041","Faith Based 501 (c) (3)","Subrecipient;","Colorado","We are a church dedicated to community outreach and support, relying heavily on volunteer expertise\nincluding in-house engineers with repairs, upgrades and technical trouble-shooting.","We have completed a utility energy audit and have received an ASHRAE Level 1 Report.  We have entered our recent energy usage in the DOE Energy Star benchmark site.   We have identified the following opportunities: Replace end-of-life furnaces and AC units with heat pumps, preferably geothermal based, and improve insulation in the 1970s era building sections.  This work will enable us reduce energy usage and to continue to offer services to local youth, indigenous ally organizations, bilingual education, addiction recovery, and local soil regeneration efforts.  Church leadership will solicit funds from the congregation for the cost share requirement."]
[null,"Cincinnati ToolBank","Cincinnati@toolbank.org","513-246-0015","501c3","Prime recipient;","Greater Cincinnati ","The Cincinnati ToolBank provides tools, equipment, and expertise to nonprofit and charitable organizations to help them reach their most ambitious goals.","In 2019 the ToolBank purchased a building to meet the demand of our nonprofit community. We would like to make improvements to improve energy efficiency and decease our carbon footprint. "]
[null,"Evolution Energy Partners (dba Evolution Sustainability Group)","info@evolutionsg.com","(877) 280 – 4655","Design-Build Energy Engineering Firm","Partner;","National","All Things Energy Efficiency & Sustainability, Auditing, Energy Procurement, ESG Consulting, Solar, Energy Storage, EV charging, LED Lighting, HVAC, Building Controls, Thermal Batteries, Turnkey Project Implementation and Project Management, VFD's, Windows, Rebate Administration, and much more.\n","We have many non-profit customers who could benefit from this program. As a design-build firm we design and implement energy efficiency and sustainability projects and provide energy consulting for non-profits (Salvation Army, YMCA, POAH, etc.) and other major commercial, industrial, and institutional customers across the country. We welcome the opportunity to partner with Prime Recipients and Subrecipients. Some of the credentials our team has are:\n•\tProfessional Engineers (PE)\n•\tAEE Certified Energy Managers\n•\tAEE Certified Energy Auditors\n•\tAEE Certified Lighting Efficiency Professionals\n•\tCertified Lighting Management Professionals\n•\tASHRAE High Performance Building Design Professionals\n•\tBREEAM Accredited Professionals\n•\tFitwel Ambassadors\n•\tLEED Accredited Professionals\n•\tLEED Green Associates"]
[null," Alaska SeaLife Center","development@alaskasealife.org","907-224-6300","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Alaska","Seawater heat pumps, extensive federal grants management experience, environment and conservation, climate change research","We are looking to decrease our carbon footprint further through modifications to our current seawater heat pump system, upgrading control systems, adding solar, installing more energy-efficient water pumps, etc.  Our interest in energy efficiency is linked to our mission to generate and share scientific knowledge to promote understanding and stewardship of Alaska's marine ecosystems."]
[null,"Housing Opportunity Development Corporation","hodc@hodc.org","8475642900","501c3","Subrecipient;","northern Cook County, Illinois","affordable housing development and management","30 years experience developing affordable housing. Needs energy improvements for rental units."]
[null,"Toras Emes Academy ","haskotzky@ytcte.org","3059435344","501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","SE USA or Florida","Operational and organizational experts with knowledge of energy cost savings.","Capable of managing a team in our region analyzing applications and program implementation. Also as a large school has its own energy needs."]
[null,"Uintah Basin Medical Center","marlin_michaelson@ubh.org","435-722-4691","501 (c) 3 Non-Profit Hospital/Clinics","Subrecipient;","Northeastern Utah","Uintah Basin Basin Medical Center's mission is to care for our communities through access to compassionate, quality healthcare and invest in those we serve.","UBMC would like to upgrade the HVAC systems that serve our ICU unit and patient support staff area and tie it into our existing geothermal system.  Replace 40-year-old Patient room windows with more efficient ones.  This will help us save energy and help keep costs low for our patients.  "]
[null,"Potter Park Zoological Society","amorris@ingham.org","517-342-2718","Zoological Society","Subrecipient;","Mid-Michigan","Potter Park Zoological Society is the support organization for Potter Park Zoo and we assist in helping them further their mission of inspiring conservation of animals and the natural world. ","Potter Park Zoo has several historic buildings that were constructed in the 1930’s and 1940’s that are in need of critical mechanical and HVAC energy efficient updates.  These buildings are utilized for both public gatherings and zoo animal holding areas and need to be in good repair to future use."]
[null,"Bosler Memorial Library","mshane@cumberlandcountylibraries.org","717-243-4642","public library","Subrecipient;","Carlisle, Pennsylvania","Bosler Memorial Library provides free and equal access to library collections, programs, and services for the 53,000+ members of our service area in Cumberland County, PA.","Bosler Library’s campus encompasses over 45,000 square feet in four buildings with more than 400 lighting fixtures. The majority of these fixtures use fluorescent bulbs with others using metal halide or sodium vapor bulbs. We have been able to convert a limited number of fixtures to LED bulbs but would realize a significant cost savings by converting the majority to LED. The cost savings would be from the combined reduced energy consumption and reduced labor cost, as LED bulbs have a significantly longer lifespan compared to other types of lighting that use costly ballasts that must be replaced over time.  "]
[null,"Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment","ybolden@mobileonline.org","6144435946","Nonprofit serving people with disabilities.","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Franklin County","Youth transition\nIndependent living\nMental Health \nIEP\nPeer Support"," Provide transition services for youth & young adults to live independent in their communities\n Ensure youth have access to the same programs and services as people without disabilities.\n Reduce inpatient psychiatric treatment for youth with disabilities..\n Provide a more complete continuum of community-based services and\n supports.\n Ensure families have access to non-traditional support services identified in a\n family-centered planning process.\n Prevent entry and recidivism into institutional settings.\n Improve the functional and clinical outcomes of youth and young adults."]
[null,"Northern Arizona University","erin.mcanally-trejo@nau.edu","928-523-4227","Higher Education ","Subrecipient;","Flagstaff, Arizona","Energy and Water Management; Sustainability; Project Management and Reporting; Equitable higher education; Community Enrichment","Northern Arizona University seeks to make energy efficiency improvements campus wide through HVAC system upgrades, LED lighting upgrades, and various other building improvements. Many of the historic buildings around campus require major upgrades to the insulation, windows, door, weather sealing, HVAC systems, and lighting. Other improvements include switching all irrigation to Smart Irrigation and implementing systems for rainwater harvesting, reducing water use and in turn energy use. Convert the natural gas powered district heating system to low-temperature hot water to improve energy efficiency of heating. Replace the stand alone gas fired boilers and water heaters with heat pump systems. "]
[null,"OSF Healthcare System","katrina.m.rewerts@osfhealthcare.org","309-655-2834","501(c)3 ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Illinois","Extensive experience in successful compliance with government regulations pertaining to both grants and energy; community engagement, collaboration and leadership","OSF Healthcare System operates nearly 350 non-profit facilities within Illinois and Michigan (primarily Illinois), and many of those facilities are in need of energy upgrades. OSF employs a robust and experienced grants management team to oversee grant activities and has extensive experience and knowledge in managing federal grants. OSF also employs an excellent facilities and operations team to oversee all things energy-related."]
[null,"The Du Bois Freedom Center","admin@duboisfreedomcenter.org","413-329-8748","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Berkshire County, Massachusetts","We are currently restoring a historic, deconsecrated church for adaptive reuse as an African American cultural heritage center in Great Barrington, MA, hometown of civil rights pioneer W.E.B. Du Bois. ","In order to reduce energy use for this new center, we seek funding to help pay for the installation of a geothermal system. Our building is approximately 4,200 sq. ft. and is in the early stages of restoration and hope to make a decision about HVAC this year."]
[null,"Richards Energy Group, Inc.","info@richardsenergy.com","717-898-6330","Energy Consulting Firm","Partner;","Pennsylvania & Surrounding Mid-Atlantic","Lighting & Solar","Able to partner with 501c3 clients to identify and develop energy efficiency projects "]
[null,"Tuskegee Macon County Community Foundation, Inc.","tmccf.inc@gmail.com","334-421-7244","501 c-3 Public Charity Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Rural and small towns","Have the ability and programmatic expertise to assemble a cadre of environmentally sensitive technical and programmatic expertise to provide services to rural communities locally, regionally and nationally.","The City of Tuskegee, Macon County and the Alabama Black Belt Region have buildings and homes that are in desperate need of repair and renovation that can be used by nonprofit organizations as well as home owners.  The Black Belt County region is primarily rural and have a high percentage of poverty rates.  The Tuskegee Macon County Community Foundation is prepared to work with diverse communities in rural areas to identify and provide assistance to design, restore and construct.  Our relationship with Tuskegee University and construction companies as well as its ability to engage communities will provide environmentally safe development and construction."]
[null,"Congregation Camp D Masmidim","office@campmdm.org","732-813-5511","Nonprofit 501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","New York","Successfully managed and implemented numerous federal and state grants over the past few years","Update and enhance our HVAC system and roofing to be more energy efficient"]
[null,"The Art Institute of Chicago","joatess@artic.edu","312-443-3120","Art museum","Subrecipient;","Chicago; Illinois; Midwest region; national; international","The Art Institute of Chicago shares its singular collections with our city and the world. We collect, care for, and interpret works of art across time, cultures, geographies, and identities, centering the vision of artists and makers. We recognize that all art is made in a particular context, demanding continual, dynamic reconsideration in the present. We are a place of gathering; we foster the exchange of ideas and inspire an expansive, inclusive understanding of human creativity.","The museum's historic facilities are continually upgraded for the safety of our collections, public spaces, staff, and visitors. Included in our strategic plan are efforts to set industry best practices for collection management based on emerging research, technology, and supply chain principles and become a more environmentally sustainable museum, especially in light of the global climate crisis."]
[null,"BEST","info@smartenergystrategy.com","720.663.9487","Energy and Water Efficiency Provider","Partner;","USA","benchmarking\nanalysis of energy and water consumption\ntargeted capital improvement roadmaps\nsolar PV\nmicrogrids\nproject implementation\nreal-time utility management\ncustom utility consulting","BEST's Smart Energy Strategies help people by decreasing energy use, water consumption, and carbon production. Deep energy and water efficiency technical capabilities. Project implementation and management. Ongoing measurement and management of utility consumption."]
[null,"St John Evangelical Lutheran Church ","LMSAssoc@aol.com",4078080790,"Church","Prime recipient;","Central Florida","Providing zero net energy use","Solar panels and monitoring of energy use"]
[null,"Southern Research Institute ","mwiles@southernresearch.org","205-581-2263","501(c)(3) nonprofit research institution ","Subrecipient;","Alabama","Scientific research organization focused on public health, economic development, and job creation in the deep south. Research expertise includes bioanalytical sciences, chemistry, cancer, infectious diseases, and toxicology.","Founded in Birmingham, AL, in 1941, many of our buildings are over 80 years old and in need of energy efficiency upgrades. We are also planning for significant renovations across several buildings and are seeking ways to ensure our new facilities are sustainable and efficient. Potential projects for energy efficiency upgrades include installation of a natural gas generator, multiple roof replacements, chiller replacements, and lighting upgrades across campus.  "]
[null,"Eckerd College","derojaam@eckerd.edu",7278647895,"Private college","Subrecipient;","Tampa Bay / Gulf Coast / Florida","In partnership with a prime recipient, Eckerd College has the facilities management leadership and expertise needed to develop and implement a plan for energy efficiency upgrades on our campus.","Eckerd College seeks funding to support high-priority energy efficiency upgrades for campus infrastructure."]
[null,"Fordham University","nlabate1@fordham.edu","347-805-9163","Nonprofit Higher Education","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Bronx, NY","We have the full range of capital management skills, experience, and technical background. We are focusing this talent exclusively on energy reduction and decarbonization projects.","Energy reduction/decarbonization projects, energy conservation measures, energy efficient measures, including heat pump feasibility cost benefit analysis, chiller optimization and replacement, shifting standard lighting to Power Over Ethernet, sub-metering, installing BMS performance energy auditing systems, HVAC controls (VFDs), night-time setbacks,  occupancy setbacks, utility costs information system management, roof replacement with cool roof membranes and insulation, door and window retrofits and thermal breaks, fuel-switching options, and commissioning and retro-commissioning, and air balancing. Conversion from centralized high pressure steam plant by creating decarbonized districts thereby converting over time the central plant to low pressure stream and low temperature hot water."]
[null,"Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations dba Woodlawn","info@woodlawnellsworth.org","207-667-8671","Non-profit (historic house museum, event space, and public trails)","Subrecipient;","Hancock County, Maine","Historic house museum, archives, senior college, ecology and history education, citizen science, gardens, trails, conserved land, croquet, recreation, community events, barn rental venue, commercial kitchen","Energy efficiency improvements to a brick building built across 1824-1827. Improvements are based on a formal energy efficiency audit conducted in late 2022 and include storm windows, HVAC system, vapor barriers, and more."]
[null,"Shelby United Methodist Church","dougbussell_1@hotmail.com","406-450-1098","Church","Subrecipient;","Shelby, Toole County, Montana","Serving the community as the church.","New windows, new furnaces, new lighting, and if possible, water-saving fixtures."]
[null,"Kentucky Museum","tiffany.isselhardt@wku.edu",2707453369,"Museum","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","Museum collections storage and exhibitions\nHistoric structure energy efficiency","Engaged in multi-year Preservation Environment Improvement Plan aimed at increasing energy efficiency through HVAC and building envelope improvements, achieving a preservation environment while enhancing visitor comfort in a blended 1939 historic structure attached to a 1979 concrete structure."]
[null,"Southern California Gas","MLukito@socalgas.com","909-767-0862","Utility","Partner;","Southern and Central California","Energy efficiency improvements, natural gas renewables, technical assistance, rebates","Interested in joining forces with non-profit within SoCalGas' territories to provide matching funding to qualifying energy efficiency and carbon reduction projects using state, regional and local funds.  By working together, more resources can be made available to improve the overall energy performance of the portfolio of non-profit organizations, with particular emphasis on affordable housing."]
[null,"Center for Sustainable Building Research, University of Minnesota","csbr@umn.edu ","612.626.2737","Non-profit/University","Partner;","Minnesota","The CSBR has expertise in a variety of technical areas, including integrating energy and renewable energy solutions and helping teams achieve their carbon emission goals.","Since its founding the CSBR has worked from the intersection of research, education, and practice—engaging as researchers, design practitioners, program managers, and conveners. This work has had considerable overlap with projects working through the energy efficiency evaluation programs. CSBR has extensive knowledge of energy conservation measures through program implementation and technical field research activities. This experience has developed a robust understanding of the needs of practitioners using energy modeling to improve efficiency. Staff have deep experience working with building energy modeling tools, including EnergyPlus, with most including a validation competent involving field collected data."]
[null,"Temple Bnai Israel","office@templebnaiisrael.org","860-423-3743","Faith Community","Subrecipient;","Windham, CT and surrounding communities","Jewish synagogue - spiritual center; social justice partner, Interfaith leader, Jewish and human rights education","The synagogue serves as a spiritual, educational, and social home for the Jewish community.\n- active member of the Windham Area Interfaith Ministry supporting basic needs and building interfaith relationships and dialog.  \n- partner with our local NAACP on local environmental justice issues.\n- support local soup kitchen and shelter in our Justice-40 community\n- rent space to a church comprised of many immigrant families\n- must replace boiler system and thermostat and lighting fixtures"]
[null,"Islamic Society of Baltimore","grants@isb.org","410-747-4869","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","energy improvement","project implementation","Need to make the current building more energy efficient."]
[null,"The Progressive Foundation of Clay County","poston5936@bellsouth.net","+1 (662) 295-8061","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","West Point and Clay County of Mississippi","Education, tutoring, mentoring, and community awareness, engagement and activism.","Financing to improve energy efficiency of the building where engagement events are held."]
[null,"SC Thrive","aboykin@scthrive.org","803-399-9987","Non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","South Carolina","As a leading non-profit collaborator in the state of South Carolina, SC Thrive has connections to hundreds of other non profits and is an expert in outreach and engagement.","SC Thrive is interested in serving as a Prime, Subrecipient or Partner. We have several building projects we need completed and are able to convene numerous other non profits throughout the state who may be interested in this grant opportunity."]
[null,"Family Service Rochester, Inc.","office@familyservicerochester.org","507-287-2010","501(c) (3) non-profit","Partner;","4600 18th Avenue NW Rochester, MN 55901","Utilize solar at one of our facilities, participate in City of Rochester, MN Energy Benchmarking using Energy Star Portfolio Manager","We currently utilize Solar at our South location an would like to explore duplicating at the above listed address. "]
[null,"Adoption Connection, PA","info@adoptionconnectionpa.org","724-371-0671","non-profit providing adoption and foster care services","Subrecipient;","Western Pennsylvania","none","need upgraded front door for energy conservation and safety of building"]
[null,"ARC HERKIMER","info@archerkimer.org","315-574-7000","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Herkimer County, New York","Empowering people with disabilities and enriching lives throughout the community. ","Implement energy efficient projects within agency facilities, including Herkimer Industries."]
[null,"Congregation Camp D'Masmidim","office@campmdm.org","732-813-5511","-","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","New York","-","-"]
[null,"Congregational Church of North Stonington","NostoUCC@comcast.net","860-535-0379","Church","Subrecipient;","89 Main Street, North Stonington, CT  06359","A church that was establish in 1721, we recently celebrated our 300-year anniversary.  We replaced many lights to LED and replaced insulation in our attic.  ","Need to update remaining areas of the Church's buildings to become more efficient.  Our aging electrical and alarm systems need to be updated.  Considering the age of our Church, we have been told that it is well kept.  We recently repaired failing Plaster Ceiling which has strained our financial position. "]
[null,"Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services","yatesmj@ridgeview.com","865-482-1076","Community Behavioral Health Center","Subrecipient;","Rural East Tennessee","Community-based behavioral health service provider for people in rural East Tennessee, where we serve complex needs of children and adults. Residential services for indigent population.","Ridgeview would benefit greatly in our ability to meet complex behavioral health needs with hope, healing, and recovery by replacing old windows with energy efficient windows for our rural outpatient clinics and our supervised residential apartments that provide care and housing for people with complex behavioral health care needs. Improved energy-efficiency windows in these settings support better quality care and reduced cost. Several of our Psycho-social Rehabilitation locations in rural Appalachia of East Tennessee (Scott, Roane, Campbell, and Anderson County) also require HVAC replacements."]
[null,"The Family Treehouse","twigsforkids@gmail.com",6189731627,"501(c)3 Charitable Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Granite City, Illinois","N/A","We are in need of new windows for our main location built in 1898 and the addition in 1952. They are all original, steel frame, single pane windows. All are loose allowing moisture to seep into the walls. The amount of heating and cooling that escapes is not cost effective.\nWe also have a triple set of glass doors that are single pane, loose and two of them no longer work. They do not fit properly allowing moisture, heat and cold to pass through them. Again, not cost effective."]
[null,"Adler Planetarium","tlane@adlerplanetarium.org","312-322-0301","Non-Profit, 501c3","Subrecipient;","Chicago; Illinois; Midwest region; national; international","The Adler Planetarium is a public museum and was the first planetarium in the western hemisphere. The Adler's mission is to connect people to the universe and each other under the sky we all share.","The Adler Planetarium is operating on an aging mechanical infrastructure system, some dating back to the original construction of 1930. In our efforts to replace or upgrade the equipment we are focusing on sustainability at every step to reduce our energy consumption, improve operational efficiency and reduce our carbon footprint. Here are some of the projects we are looking at; replacement and upgrade of the Building Automation System, elimination/electrification of the 50 year old gas fired boilers, replacement of 90 year old air handlers, removal of pneumatic controls and integrated lighting controls."]
[null,"Human Solutions, Inc. dba Our Just Future","assetmanagement@ourjustfuture.org ","503-548-0200","501 c 3 non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Multnomah County, Oregon ","real estate development and management, serving disadvantaged communities. ","Non-profit owner of commercial and low-income residential rental buildings looking for assistance in adding renewable energy systems.  "]
[null,"Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council, Inc.","rrangan@dcrac.org","302-298-3250","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Delaware","We serve communities of color and of modest means toward their economic mobility journey.","DCRAC is a nonprofit interested in exploring solar on its roof top.  Solar will not only alleviate its energy costs, it is the right thing to do.\nDCRAC’s proof of concept is grounded in a compelling idea—provide the same services that financially secure Americans have used for generations to build wealth.  DCRAC knows that building such an infrastructure (Law firm and credit union in our case) is transformative.  "]
[null,"Capalino","yuhan@capalino.com","646-954-2392","Urban Strategy & Government Relations","Partner;","New York City","Community engagement, lobbying, strategic planning, financial planning, MWBE consulting, procurement and tax incentives, permitting and approvals","We are looking to participate as a partner. We are experts in cities, combining knowledge in real estate, lobbying, strategic planning, market research, and financing. Capalino is a one-stop shop for organizations seeking success in cities, especially New York. We also have a network with not-for-profit organizations interested in the grant."]
[null,"Saint Mark United Methodist Church of Atlanta, Inc.","office@stmarkumc.org",4048732636,"Religious ","Subrecipient;","781 Peachtree St. NE  Atlanta, GA  30308","Saint Mark UMC,  Atlanta, constructed 1902/03 is a diverse congregation, which serves the unhoused, food-insecure, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized persons in our community and beyond.","We are located in an over 120 year old building that needs help with energy efficient upgrades, multiple building repairs and equipment replacements. Although we have diligently maintained the exterior and interior of our church, some of these needs include Heating, Ventilation and A/C systems, boilers, lighting, window and entry door replacements and attic insulation. With these improvements, we'll be able to continue to provide and expand services including feeding the hungry and unhoused twice per week. Combined, these two programs serve over 6,500 meals per year."]
[null,"Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan Washington","grants@youreyes.org","(202) 234-1010","501(c) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC metro region","Eye health education and safety-net health services.","Renovating POB's headquarters will expand community clinic facilities and create a national blueprint for inclusivity by showcasing lighting contrasts, tactile elements, and other accessibility features for our low-vision clients. Updates will inspire our low-vision clients to replicate these features in their homes, empowering them to regain their independence. \n\nWe will upgrade the HVAC system, electrical systems, and building access controls so that people with vision challenges effortlessly navigate their way. Our two resale shops in Maryland and Virginia also require HVAC and electrical upgrades. \n\nPOB’s projects leave a lasting positive impact on the environment and in our clients' lives!"]
[null,"Maple Ridge Township, Delta County","jtrudell1120@gmail.com","906-356-6003","Government","Subrecipient;","Northern Delta County in the Upper Peninsula of MI.  We are a rural community.","Organizational Skills, Research abilities, modest computer skills and I can develop a spreadsheet to keep track of income and expenses and I can balance a checkbook.","The water system is in need of upgrades that will be considered energy efficient.  There is a list of projects that would qualify for the main Pump House and the Treatment Tank Building; which includes lighting, heat, siding and walls, roofing etc."]
[null,"Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School","info@hausnerschool.org","(650) 494-8200","School","Subrecipient;","San Francisco Bay Area, California","Non-profit TK-8 Pluralistic Jewish Day School that serves our entire community. ","We are interested in increasing energy efficiency on our 4 acre campus, including installation of solar panels and onsite energy storage system. "]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana","dirdev@nwihabitat.org","219-923-7265","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Lake County, Indiana","Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana is a non-profit residential builder, serving low-income families to build affordable homes in Lake County, Indiana.","The Habitat ReStore, supports construction of one new home each year. To reduce energy costs we are in need of: commercial entry doors and a rooftop HVAC unit.a'The Habitat ReStore, supports construction of one new home each year. To reduce energy costs we are in need of: commercial entry doors and a rooftop HVAC unit. \n\nOn the construction side, we use three vehicles to transport tools, safety gear and supplies. We seek donations of electric vehicles to transport equipment within the Lake County area and a charging station at our location.\n\nWe also seeking partnerships to increase energy efficiencies in the homes we build for low-income families, which in turn will pass energy savings along to families when they purchase and take ownership of homes."]
[null,"New Ipswich Library","nilibrarytreasurer@gmail.com","207.232.2906","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Southwestern New Hampshire","Free, Public nonprofit library independent from municipal management.","Our small town New England Library was built in the mid to late 1800's and has 100+yr old windows. The heat loss in New Hampshire winters needs to be addressed urgently. The basement needs renovation from a dirt floor and converted to climate control air flow for mold free book storage. The original brick chimneys could be converted to burn cleaner alternative fuels rather than wood. "]
[null,"Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish","ba469@rcaboston.org","617-298-0080","Church","Subrecipient;","Minorities","Not clear","We would like to change the oil systems to gas at the church and at the rectory. We also need to put a central at the church to help our parishioners with the heat during the summer.                                                       "]
[null,"The River's Edge Ranch","administrator@theriversedgeranch.org","(760) 824-2005","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Southern California (San Bernadino, Riverside and Los Angeles Counties)","RER serves men who seek recovery from substance abuse using a multi-phased approach that effectively integrates manual labor, animal-assisted therapy, service, faith, and mentoring support. ","The Ranch is currently moving forward with a planned expansion that will include renovation of current kitchen and construction of new housing, dining, and office facilities that will eventually increase the Ranches current capacity from 30 to 60+ men. In our restoration and construction of new facilities we are incorporating in the plans the installation of an energy efficient HVAC system, refrigeration equipment, kitchen appliances and water heating system as well as windows, doors, siding, and insulation that protect against the harsh desert environment and save on electricity use that is currently a significant operating expense. "]
[null,"St John’s United Methodist Church","nourisehealing@gmail.com","603-742-3046","Church ","Prime recipient;","New Hampshire","Religion, social justice","Solar energy "]
[null,"San Diego Society of Natural History","klee@sdnhm.org","619-255-0249","Nonprofit museum","Subrecipient;","San Diego, CA","natural history, collections care, biodiversity conservation, museum exhibitions, outdoor education","The San Diego Natural History Museum is prioritizing a project to replace boilers and HVAC to improve the heating and cooling inside of the building for the public good as well as for the care of our collections specimens. The two boilers have surpassed their useful life and need replacing, and one is in fact completely inoperable The project also includes a rooftop cooling tower which is used to generate cooling for the HVAC system. "]
[null,"Beth Chayim Chadashim ","BCC@bcc-la.org",2132906139,"Synagogue ","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles ","Religious organizations serving the LGBTQIA+ community and allies.","Needs: new roof (due to leaks), new A/C units (at least 2). We have solar panels."]
[null,"Medard's House","grants@medardshouse.org","717-744-2633","community based nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","3 Pennsylvania counties: Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry","Strong community engagement; Innovative partnerships; Benefit disadvantaged communities/ at-risk youth/ underrepresented groups; History of improving energy efficiency; Successful track record collaborating with diverse community organizations. ","Medard’s House serves diverse and at-risk youth and their families in disadvantaged communities spanning three counties. Our facility needs vital energy upgrades in order to deliver and expand services to at-risk youth, particularly during the dangerous after-school hours. Medard’s House provides after-school services; lunchtime meals and support; opportunities and equipment for physical play; a garden-to-table gardening and cooking program; a full-court gymnasium with a rock-climbing wall; a complete teaching kitchen, and life skills and employment trainings. Medard’s House needs significant cost-saving energy upgrades to our facility in order to benefit the disadvantaged communities that need us most. "]
[null,"Humane Society of Marion County","Humanesocietyyellville@yahoo.com","870-416-3428","Animal rescue shelter/sanctuary ","Subrecipient;","Arkansas","We are working to be a eco friendly shelter. Currently we have solar panels and are looking for other ways to be energy efficient. ","We are a small all volunteer animal rescue/shelter/sanctuary. We are working to be a eco friendly shelter. Currently we have solar panels and are looking for other ways to be energy efficient. "]
[null,"Beth Chayim Chadashim","bcc@bcc-la.org",2132906139,"Religious organization (synagogue)","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles","Congregation Beth Chayim Chadashim is the world's first synagogue founded by and for gay and lesbian Jews, serving the LGBTQIA+ community and allies.  ","We need to replace or repair 2 out of 4 A/C units and replace or repair the roof due to leaks. "]
[null,"Toward Independent Living and Learning, Inc. (TILL)","info@tillinc.org","781-302-4600","TILL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit human service agency","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","Toward Independent Living and Learning (TILL) provides support services to people with acquired brain injuries, mental health disorders, developmental disabilities and autism spectrum disorder.","TILL develops and operates residential, vocational, clinical and support services for individuals with specialized needs. TILL is committed to supporting people as their needs change, assisting residents to age in place, and accommodate their changing needs. We seek to preserve the existing housing for four adults residing in their home community of Andover and improve their quality of life with the purchase/installation of a new, energy efficient heating and hot water system. The improved reliability and fuel efficiency will be more cost effective than the current aging system, which we estimate to be original to the 1955 construction."]
[null,"Mercyhurst University","alumni@mercyhurst.edu","814-824-2000","Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Erie, PA","Mercyhurst is a Mission driven university, specializing in such fields as intelligence studies, data science, cybersecurity, dance, forensics, nursing, and more. ","With a rich history in community and the environment, Mercyhurst is looking to expand its sustainable infrastructure to reach a goal of 50% energy reduction by 2030. With 21 separate student apartment buildings, we seek to upgrade these buildings to provide students a comfortable and energy efficient living option, including upgrades to outdated HVAC systems, insulation and window upgrades, and improved lighting options. Upgrades would help us to better monitor student energy usage, provide occupants with improved control over the temperature of their space, and help to enhance these historical buildings to reflect the sustainable values of our campus community.  "]
[null,"All In Energy","info@allinenergy.org","781 656 5359","Non-profit ","Partner;","Massachusetts","Outreach, coalition building, language access, connection to / navigation of existing utility energy programs.","We are connected with 57 communities in Massachusetts through either municipal governments or community-based-orgizations working on behalf of municipalities. We run programs that connect residents and small businesses to energy efficiency programs. We also work directly with Massaschusetts utilities and their energy efficiency vendors."]
[null,"Cincinnati Hebrew Day School Main Campus","chds@chdsonline.org",5133517777,"Non Profit Education","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati","k-12","Building was built in the 1950’s. Building currently on window units and failing boiler system. Looking for help in installing a new modern energy efficient HVAC unit."]
[null,"Cincinnati Hebrew Day School Annex","arochkind@chdsonline.org",5133517777,"Education","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati OH","K-12 Educational facilty ","We need our lights replaced with energy efficient lighting to help support our school and our community members. "]
[null,"Verdis Group","craig@verdisgroup.com","402.681.9458","Sustainability Consultant; Certified B Corp","Partner;","Based in the Midwest but doing work nationally","Sustainability and climate planning\nNet Zero Pathway programs\nGreenhouse gas inventories\nEnergy efficiency and energy management\nOnsite solar assessments\nClimate vulnerability assessments\nData management, visualization, and reporting\nESG advising\nWorkshop facilitation\nProgram management\nCat herding","Verdis Group was founded in 2009 and is a certified B Corp based in Omaha, NE doing work across the country. We are looking for an opportunity to provide technical assistance to a Prime Recipient. We have extensive experience helping typically large, nonprofit organizations plan AND execute their sustainability and climate strategies.\nWe bring deep expertise in data analysis, project management, stakeholder facilitation, and sustainability planning. "]
[null,"Interreligious Eco-Justice Network","terri@irejn.org","860-595-2321","501 c3 non-profit - faith-based environmental organization","Prime recipient;Partner;","Connecticut","IREJN is experienced and knowledgeable regarding energy efficiency, energy use, climate change, environmental racism and injustice, and non-profits, specifically religious communities.  ","IREJN is experienced and knowledgeable about energy efficiency programs in Connecticut and has a 20 year history helping religious communities reduce their energy use and carbon emissions.  IREJN also has a strong network of faith communities  and allies that are committed to addressing climate change and environmental injustice.  IREJN is also the CT state affiliate for Interfaith Power & Light."]
[null,"French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust","office@frenchandpickering.org","610-933-7577","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Southeastern PA; Chester County, PA","Land Conservation; Environmental Stewardship; Environmental Education","Purchase and installation of 16 new energy efficient windows on a twin style building that is owned and managed by French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust. This building is located on the Thomas P. Bentley Nature Preserve and is a Class 1 building within Warwick Township's Warwick Furnace Historic District. It is part of the estate “village” and is believed to have provided housing for furnace workers in the early 19th century. The building is currently used as a residence for the Preserve Manager."]
[null,"Cincinnati Hebrew Day School Main Campus","arochkind@chdsonline.org",513351777,"Non-Profit; Education","Subrecipient;","Educational, area of low income","K-12","Were looking to replace our lighting with briigheter energy-efficient LED, long-lasting lights. Community members use our facility for events. "]
[null,"Urban Housing Solutions","hello@urbanhousingsolutions.org","615-726-2696","Nonprofit Housing Developer/Operator","Subrecipient;","Nashville, TN","Affordable housing development, design, construction oversight, leasing, property management, resident services, homeless housing, special needs housing, housing preservation, supportive housing","UHS is the owner/operator of several affordable housing communities in Nashville and is looking to improve the energy efficiency, sustainability, and resilience of our housing and our residents by renovating multifamily rental housing with green retrofits."]
[null,"Clinica Family Health","aporcaro@clinica.org","303.665.3036 x1410","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northwest Denver metropolitan area","Clinica Family Health is a Federally-Qualified Health Center providing integrated medical, dental, and behavioral health care to disadvantaged members of our community.","Over the next several years, Clinica Family Health will conduct a phased renovation of our 1701 W. 72nd Avenue clinic, located in unincorporated Adams County on the northwest fringe of Denver.  More than 85% of the clinic’s 15,000 annual patients are members of a non-Caucasian racial or ethnic group and almost all are considered low-income according to Department of Health and Human Services guidelines.  The planned construction project will incorporate a range of energy-efficiency improvements, including upgraded lighting, HVAC, and windows.  Energy efficiency project components will have a total cost exceeding $200,000.  Please contact us for further detail; thank you."]
[null,"Montoursville Presbyterian Church","montourpc@gmail.com","(570) 368-1595 ","Church","Subrecipient;","rural ","We are an active but aging church community.  We have no formal expertise in grant application or administration, but some members have administered grants at local colleges or Universities.  While we remain solvent, increasing operating costs are challenging our ability to continue ministry and outreach programs as effectively as we have in the past.  Our largest monthly bill is for electricity, and we have inefficient baseboard electric heat.  We hope to either install more efficient heat pumps and/or install solar panels to generate rather than purchase electricity. ","We hope to install solar panels to help defray the costs of heating/cooling our church building.  While we have some handy folks, we have no current expertise in the area of solar panel installation or use.  We are eager to learn.  "]
[null,"Strength In Peers","director@strengthinpeers.org","540-217-0869","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Harrisonburg, VA","We provide peer recovery support, case management, counseling, psychiatry, recovery housing, needle exchange, street and jail outreach, homeless respite, youth mentoring, family support, and training.","Our building is old and in need of an HVAC system. We also would appreciate energy efficient doors and windows, lights, insulation, and solar panels. "]
[null,"MERS Missouri Goodwill Industries","jcartnal@mersgoodwill.org","314-241-3464","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","St. Louis City","Adult High Schools, vocational rehabilitation, TANF and Senior Citizen employment services, Youth programming, retail stores, janitorial contracts. Serving 10,000+ annually.","As the final step in renovating our over 100-year-old HQ building, we need to replace all the windows to significantly reduce overall energy consumption."]
[null,"Centre County Youth Service Bureau","info@ccysb.com","814-237-5731","501(c)(3) Family and Youth Services","Subrecipient;","Centre County, Pennsylvania","CCYSB offers a continuum of family, residential, and prevention services to help ensure children, youth, and families have every opportunity to reach their full potential. ","CCYSB owns six buildings. Three are at least 100 years old in a downtown neighborhood and in desperate need of renovation. Due to their age and location, the buildings are subject to historic district regulations. Knob-and-tube wiring, windows, doors, and appliances need replacing. Plumbing, heating, and cooling need to be updated and walls need to be insulated. Two youth centers have similar needs. Our main office building is a conglomeration of multiple structures built at different times. It lacks one central heating and cooling system."]
[null,"Cancer Support Community Central Ohio","jsparks@cancersupportohio.org",6148844673,"Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Midwest/Central Ohio","Cancer Support Community provides no cost psychosocial programs and services to ensure we do not increase the financial burden of those already coping with cancer. ","We need HVAC equipment updates to our current facility and may have an opportunity to renovate the building next door, which we have acquired. The building next door needs updated HVAC, lighting, etc. "]
[null,"Please Touch Museum ","info@pleasetouchmuseum.org","215-581-3181","Children's museum","Subrecipient;","Greater Philadelphia region","Play-based learning experiences and exhibits for children (ages 8 months to 8 years) and their families. Social-emotional learning and school readiness. ","Please Touch Museum (PTM) has been providing play-based learning experiences for children and families since 1976, and ensures accessibility via programs that reduce admission and tailor experiences for diverse needs. PTM’s home, Memorial Hall, was built in 1876 for the first World’s Fair held in the US, and is on the National Registry of Historic Landmarks. Since signing the lease in 2005, PTM has done extensive restoration to bring the building back to its original glory. PTM would request funding from Renew America’s Nonprofits to enhance energy efficiency – and the comfort of staff and visitors – by replacing windows and doors. "]
[null,"Greenlining Institute","info@greenlining.org","510-926-4001","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Northern California","Policy advocacy, research","We own three buildings (one through a subsidiary - also a 501c3 Equity Works). Two of the buildings are office buildings and one is a student housing building. We want to do energy upgrades to the buildings. Start with window replacements and solar panels. "]
[null,"Orange County United Way","annr@unitedwayoc.org","949-263-6147","501(c)(3) non-profit organization","Subrecipient;","Orange County, CA","Orange County United Way’s mission is to improve lives by delivering measurable long-term solutions to complex issues in education, financial stability, health, and housing.","Orange County United Way owns our building which provides services to over 30,000 people each year. Our building is showing signs of deferred maintenance and we have not been able to provide any energy efficient upgrades. The energy cost savings could be used for increased client services and program expansion. "]
[null,"New Life Episcopal Church","lmackey@cometonewlife.org","330-699-3554","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","NE Ohio","Several Members have experience in energy sector and working on DOE projects.  ","Church Building has a number of areas that could reduce energy consumption through a number of projects.  South Facing Roof line potential candidate for Solar panels"]
[null,"New York Council of Nonprofits, Inc. (NYCON)","mallen@nycon.org","518-434-9194, ext. 102","501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","New York State; NYCON's building is based in the Capital Region.","NYCON provides a broad range of support for all types of nonprofit organizations, helping to develop and promote an effective and vibrant charitable nonprofit community throughout New York State.","NYCON owns and has offices in a three-story historic mansion that was built pre-1840s. We would focus grant funds on installing energy-efficient windows (existing ones don't close/open properly, are drafty and very inefficient), and potentially LED light fixtures. "]
[null,"La Canada USD","bboliver@lcusd.net","818-952-8321","public school","Prime recipient;","Los Angeles County - California","HVAC controls, IAQ, HVAC, lighting upgrades, PV systems, EV charging systems. ","We are in need of lighting upgrades, HVAC upgrades, EMS upgrades, EV charging systems,  and PV systems to increase and improve energy efficiency"]
[null,"Food Finders Food Bank","info@food-finders.org","765-471-0062","Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Tippecanoe County, North Central Indiana","FFFB collaborates with other organizations to provide food for people in need and to educate, advocate and address food insecurity in North Central Indiana. ","FFFB is seeking to be included in a prime recipient’s portfolio in order to fund a new energy efficient roof and HVAC system at our Fresh Market Food Pantry. "]
[null,"Sasha Bruce Youthwork","info@sashabruce.org","202-675-9340","Nonprofit organization ","Subrecipient;","Washington DC","Homelessness, homeless youth, out-of-school time, emergency shelter, youth, drop-in-center","We have over 25 properties, many of which are used for housing for those who have disabilities and low incomes. The properties could all benefit to be more energy efficient, thus reducing costs to the people we support. "]
[null,"Trane Technologies","jerry.schmits@trane.com","513-492-2137","Global Climate Innovator; Solution Consulting; Equipment; Controls; Project Development","Partner;","Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky","Project Development and Financing for innovative sustainability initiatives such as equipment electrification, decarbonization, HVAC systems/controls, renewable energy systems, smart building technologies","Trane is a global climate innovator boldly challenging what's possible for a sustainable world."]
[null,"YMCA of Snohomish County","gbeasley@ymca-snoco.org","425-374-5769","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Snohomish County, Washington State","Youth development, Healthy Living, Social responsibility, Childcare, swimming lessons, senior fitness, gathering space, community center, exercise, before and after school care, preschool","We currently operate 6 branches in Snohomish County. 4 of them are in need of nearly all energy efficiency updates - Most needed area is HVAC."]
[null,"Congregation Masores Hachinuch","ybodenheimer@basmikroh.org","845-352-5296","non-public School 501C3","Subrecipient;","Spring Valley, NY","Non Public School serving grades K-8","To replace current 30 year old cast iron boiler limited zone system (based on floors of the building) with a high-efficiency individual room controlled system. "]
[null,"Grand Rapids Nehemiah Project","jodi@grcct.com",6165777792,"Nonprofit and collaborative founding partner","Subrecipient;","Grand Rapids, Michigan","Creating opportunities for transformation for the 49507 and beyond; providing resources to entrepreneurs and supporting innovative solutions for the city of Grand Rapids so that all may flourish.","Renovation of abandoned warehouse to house collaborative of agencies/organizations; more efficient energy solutions for current building"]
[null,"Charles E Smith Jewish Day School","cesjds@cesjds.org","(301) 881-1400","Independent Jewish K-12 school","Subrecipient;","DC-Maryland-Virginia area","CESJDS is a K-12 Jewish independent school","HVAC replacements, roof replacement"]
[null,"Shalom Institute Camp and Conference Center","bill@shalominstitute.com",8188895500,"Overnight Camp and Retreat Center","Subrecipient;","California","Environmental Education, Sustainability, Solar","Rebuilding our complete facility on 200 acres after being destroyed in the Woolsey Fire in November 2018"]
[null,"Ohio Jewish Communities","howieb@ohiojc.org","614.463.1835","Statewide Nonprofit Association ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Ohio","Community engagement, government relations/stakeholder engagement, program management","We are a statewide bipartisan association representing eight Jewish community federations and over 150 nonprofits across Ohio, from community centers to nonpublic schools, child care, senior care & independent/assisted living facilities, nursing homes/hospice, college student services organizations, temples, synagogues, & summer camps. We do government advocacy, public affairs, & community relations as well as connecting Ohio & Israel. "]
[null,"Valley Forge Educational Services","cazajac@vfes.net","610-296-6725 ext 342","501 C 3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Malvern, PA","Valley Forge Educational Services offers a continuum of educational, recreational and employment-related services for people with disabilities. ","Our 28-acre campus in Malvern, PA serves about 250 students with special needs and includes 18 buildings, some of which are over 60 years old. We would like to upgrade our existing lighting to LED throughout the campus, with a primary focus on 3 educational buildings, including our Elementary School, High School, and Activities Center buildings. This improvement will result in greater energy efficiency and cost savings for our nonprofit organization.  "]
[null,"The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore","information@associated.org","410-727-4828","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Baltimore, Maryland","Nonprofit with significant fundraising and grants management experience.","Capital for energy-saving improvements."]
[null,"South Mountain YMCA Camps","ycamps@smymca.org","610-670-2267","Camp and Conference Center","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","The South Mountain YMCA provides camping, educational and other programs that build personal leadership, character, and life skills while developing caring, honesty, respect, inclusion, and responsibility.","We are seeking funding to enhance the energy efficiency of all buildings through the installation of new doors, windows, and insulation. This initiative aims to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions significantly. Additionally, we intend to explore alternative energy sources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, to power our facilities sustainably; furthermore, we aim to introduce electric or hybrid vehicles into our fleet, promoting eco-friendly transportation. With your support, we can create a more environmentally responsible infrastructure that aligns with our commitment to sustainability."]
[null,"Migrant Legal Aid, Inc.","mbennett@migrantlegalaid.org","616.454.5055","Legal Aid non-profit serving migrant farmworkers","Subrecipient;","Grand Rapids, MI","n/a","We need a new roof, new doors, and a new furnace/AC unit to reduce our utility bills and be more energy efficient."]
[null,"SMART Local 28 Sheet Metal Workers","joanne@local28union.com","212-941-7700","Labor Union","Partner;","Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, Nassau and Suffolk Counties","Commercial and Residential HVAC, Building Envelopes, energy efficiency and indoor air quality, Workforce Development Expertise","Our workforce specializes in commercial and residential HVAC, welding, Testing, Adjusting and Balancing (TAB) and roofing. Also, specialize in building energy efficiency and indoor air quality. We have a NYS approved apprenticeship program which can provide a skilled, trained and certified workforce on every project."]
[null,"Girl Scouts of West Central Florida","info@gswcf.org","813-281-4475","non-profit youth serving organization","Subrecipient;","Florida","single gender youth serving organization","Interested in expansion of energy-efficient HVAC or solar equipment"]
[null,"TIERRA DEL SOL HOUSING CORPORATION","roseg@tdshc.org","(575) 541-0477","NONPROFIT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATATION","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO AND WEST TEXAS","HOUSING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT","FUNDING NEEDED FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE EXISTING HOUSING STOCK AND NEW HOMES AND RENTAL APARTMENTS."]
[null,"TIERRA DEL SOL HOUSING CORPORATION","jvshaw@cox.net","520-307-2654","NONPROFIT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO AND WEST TEXAS","HOUSING, COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT","FUNDING NEEDED FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE EXISTING HOUSING STOCK AND NEW HOMES AND RENTAL APARTMENTS."]
[null,"Trane Technologies","megan.phillips@trane.com",6144733500,"HVAC Manufacturer, Consultant and ESCO","Partner;","Ohio","Energy Efficiency\nSustainability\nEngineering\nProject Development\nProject Management","Would like to connect with potential prime and sub recipients for project development"]
[null,"Greenwood Forest Baptist Church","info@gfbccary.org",9194670481,"House of Worship","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","We have connections with our city government, the Town of Cary, that has numerous green energy programs and is very supportive of these efforts. ","We have an oversized and inefficient HVAC system that could be replaced and we have a roof in the ideal positioning to take advantage of solar (east and west slants, full sun all day). "]
[null,"Hope Christian Church","hopechristian.in@att.net","219-844-6989","Congregation/Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Hammond, IN","technology","Doors, Insulation/ Roofing"]
[null,"Englewood Christian Church ","jim_connie_h@msn.com",5099690742,"Church","Subrecipient;","Central Washington State ","Electrical, pipe fitting, facility maintenance ","Upgrade energy savings; lighting, windows, heating and cooling "]
[null,"Mount Olive United Methodist Church (Randallstown)","office.mtoliveumc@gmail.com","410-922-2853","501(c)(3)  Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Baltimore County, MD ","We are currently managing NSGP Federal grant totaling $221,800.  Received grant from Chesapeake Bay Trust for stormwater remediation project planning. ","We hope to use funds for energy saving projects that can also be used in our application for a $100k grant to address poverty in underserved communities. We run a food pantry and hope to use this project, our project with CB Trust funds and the referenced project to involve our community in understanding the urgency of climate care, energy conservation and justice for communities of color."]
[null,"Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation","Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation","575-649-2395","non-profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","New Mexico","50 years experience in developing and providing affordable housing for low income residents and provide energy efficiency to save resources","The needs are to benefit residents that earn at 80% HUD area median low income living in substandard conditions and and employed in low skills jobs. Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to provide an opportunity for home ownership and infrastructure to many residents who are unable to afford their own home unless that can access affordable building opportunities and methods. Homebuyers will embody the latest technology and energy savings. Included will offer technical assistance, homebuyer education and financial planning to match home purchase with financing tailored to their needs and capacity."]
[null,"Farm Discovery at Live Earth","director@farmdiscovery.org",8317282032,"environment, nutrition, farming education","Subrecipient;","California, Central Coast/San Francisco Bay Area","environmental stewardship, sustainable farming","office, kitchen classroom, refrigeration and storage efficiency upgrades"]
[null,"East Bay Center for the Performing Arts","jean.chang@eastbaycenter.org",5102345624,"Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Richmond, California","We provide performing arts classes to school districts in Schools in West Contra Costa District as well as onsite classes in Richmond, California. ","The Winter Building where EBCPA has is a historical building in Richmond (https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/6489-east-bay-center-for-the-performing-arts). We provide tuition free instructions to over 3500 children in the underserved communities and would like to be energy efficient by updating our existing equipment and possibility of solar panel on the roof. Having the grant will help us to be energy efficient and continue to provide equal opportunities to kids . "]
[null,"TDC","nmcveigh@tdcorp.org","(617) 728-9151","Nonprofit Consulting Firm","Partner;","National","TDC can help identify potential subrecipients and can provide them with financial technical assistance.","TDC works with nonprofits across the country, many of which own their buildings and are interested in undertaking building improvements to reduce energy use."]
[null,"St. Luke's Health System","sustainability@slhs.org","208-381-2222","501(c)(3) Healthcare Organization","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Idaho","Energy efficiency retrofits, financial analysis, decarbonization strategy, energy analytics within the healthcare environment.","We have a number of turnkey, rapid payback lighting and HVAC projects in need of funding. All projects have paybacks < 5 years and have undergone rigorous engineering and financial analysis."]
[null,"American Solar Energy Society","info@ases.org","(303) 443-3130","Nonprofit: 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","United States","To monitor, integrate and disseminate information and resources on solar policy best practices and technology innovation. Facilitate equitable solar adoption, and increase workforce development.","ASES is a solar energy advocacy and awareness 501(3)(c) that promotes sustainable living and 100% renewable energy by sharing information, events, and resources to cultivate community and power progress. We are experts in the following topics include: Photovoltaics, Solar Buildings, Solar Thermal, Grid Modernization and Storage, Energy Economics, Sustainability, Policy, and Resource Applications.\nThrough signature publications such as Solar Today magazine and annual events like the National Solar Tour and National Solar Conference, we engage individuals, businesses, and partnering groups to advance the possibilities of sustainability and renewable energy in the U.S. "]
[null,"Morton Solar, llc","kschnepper@mortonsolar.com","812-402-0900","Full Service photovoltaic/solar electric sales, design, engineering and installation firm","Partner;","Evansville, Indiana and surrounding Tri-State area (Southern IN, Western KY and Southern IL)","Solar electric ","General Solar information- from 1 on 1 Solar 101 phone conferences to commercial/utility scale design, engineering and installation;  Technical support,  Site evaluations, system recommendations, options & designs, detailed project layouts, specs, costs/savings/ calculations and comparisons; 2D & 3D project design; full project quotations and installation. We just want to help you get solar however we can. "]
[null,"Butler County Family YMCA","cdreher@bcfymca.org","7242874733 Ext. 131","Non-profit 501c(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Butler County, PA","Areas of technical programmatic expertise: Our maintenance department has the capability to repair, maintain, and improve the building overall","Our greatest needs include a fully automated mechanical system that would allow us to control the comfort levels of the building. An additional need includes adding photocells to our lighting to allow for occupied or unoccupied rooms to better conserve energy and eliminate high touch points."]
[null,"Nebraska Methodist Health System","bill.vobejda@nmhs.org","402.354.6721","Healthcare/Hospital","Subrecipient;Partner;","Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa","We have a full master sustainability plan for our health system inlucing a net zero pathway and energy and water management reduction plan focused on our healthcare specific facilities and operations.","We are interested in partnerships and support to help enhance our energecy and water management plan and excellerate our net zero pathway.  We develop designed guidelines and a building capital improvement plan all tied to efficiency and energy reduction.  We also have a solar use plan that we would like to put into action with appropriate support."]
[null,"Nebraska Methodist College","bill.vobejda@nmhs.org","402-354-6721","Higher Education/College","Subrecipient;Partner;","Nerbaska ","We are a college focused on healthcare edcuation for all levels of degrees.  We have programming tied to climate change and other similar issues as they impact health.  We have a net zero pathway plan and are focused on energy and water management in our facility operations. ","We have a full master sustainability plan for our health system inlucing a net zero pathway and energy and water management reduction plan focused on our healthcare specific facilities and operations. We would love to enhance our programming and plans with partner support - that includes accelrating our physical plant improvement, energy efficiency, employee and community education and engagement around sustainable practices to address climate change challenges."]
[null,"Maine PowerOptions","info@mainepoweroptions.org","207-621-0744","Energy Buying Consortium, Program of Maine Municipal Bond Bank and Maine Health and Higher Education Facilities Authority","Partner;","Maine","Program management. Experience with energy efficiency projects and programs.","We are a membership organization, created by state statute, comprised of both public institutions and nonprofit organizations in Maine. Maine has the oldest building stock in the nation and 70% of them are still heated with oil. Both the cost and environmental impact of heating this way are unsustainable. We hope to extend this opportunity to our nonprofit members, to control their heating costs through efficiency and system upgrades, including conversion to heat pumps."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston","dlibby@bgcb.org","617-994-4700","501(c)(3) ","Subrecipient;","Boston","Providing essential programming for youth, between the ages of 6 and 18, in disadvantaged areas throughout Greater Boston and Chelsea.","Our clubs serve 250 to 300 members a day, between the ages of 6 and 18 as well as 20 to 30 staff in disadvantaged areas in Greater Boston and Chelsea. We would like to replace the roof-top-units at our free-standing clubs. Some of these units are between 12 and 18 years old. Not only will it provide better air circulation and air quality throughout our clubs but also create cost savings related to energy usage. "]
[null,"Pittsburgh Glass Center","glassinfo@pittsburghglasscenter.org","412-365-2145","501 c 3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ","Arts Programming, glassmaking\nHeat Recovery, studio efficiency ","PGC is undergoing a major facility renovation which included replacing all of our 25 year old HVAC system, boiler system and other infrastructure. In addition we are replacing our facade, offices, and retail space with new high-efficiency insulating glass. "]
[null,"Mohonk Preserve, Inc.","info@mohonkpreserve.org","845-255-0919","501c3 not-for-profit corporation (land trust and nature preserve)","Subrecipient;","Northeastern United States (New York State)","land stewardship, historic preservation, adaptive reuse, conservation, science, outdoor recreation, environmental education, geothermal, solar, EV chargers","Mohonk Preserve owns, protects, and provides recreational access to 8,000 acres of natural land in New York's Hudson Valley Region, a Natural Heritage Area. Across this landscape, we maintain several dozen structures, including historic farmhouses and outbuildings, modern private houses, and our 9,200 Visitor Center building in 1998, which was a model of green design before the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System was created. The Preserve has committed to becoming Caron Net Zero across its landscape and fleet. A current project (in the design phase and pending grant funding), will restore and renovate a historic farmhouse and make it energy efficient, install a ground mount solar array and two additional EV charging units. This project constitutes Phase 1 of our broader initiative to attain Net Zero over the next decade. "]
[null,"Miami Beach Community Health Center, Inc.","tedwards@mbchc.com","305-538-8835","Federally Qualified Health Center 501(c)(3","Subrecipient;","Miami-Dade County","Miami Beach Community Health Center has experience managing construction projects funded with federal grant funds.","Four story building in Miami is in need of energy-efficient, hurricane impact windows to reduce electricity consumption and reinforce the building against the effects of windstorms."]
[null,"Northwestern Ohio Community Action Commission","afranklin@nocac.org","419-784-5136","501 (c)3 Private Not for Profit","Subrecipient;","Rural Northwest Ohio","Grant Administration.  Community Coordination.  Outcomes management and reporting expertise.","Funding to support energy efficiency upgrades to HVAC systems, lighting, windows, electrical systems etc.  "]
[null,"First Congregational Church of Woodstock CT","Trustees@firstchurchwoodstock.org","860 928 7405","Church","Subrecipient;","New England","Serve 100 meals each week to those in need. Host weekly AA group.  Charter Scouts Troop 27. Senior Program to address loneliness in our rural community.  A childcare center is scheduled to begin operation in Summer of 2023","As we strive to practice to be a \"Green Church\", reducing our carbon footprint.  Our 200 yr old, plus church building is in need of energy efficient upgrades.  These include, upgrading storm windows, insulation and the upgrade to our aging, inefficient heating system."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Bend","kbarrientos@bgccb.org","361-853-2505","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Corpus Christi, TX","BGCA curriculum","Funds for programs and scholarships for the youth we serve who are very economically challenged and below poverty levels.  "]
[null,"Ozaukee Nonprofit Center","info@oznc.org","262-376-5272","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Ozaukee County","We are a fiscal sponsor for area nonprofits and manage a commercial property that supports our nonprofit community. ","The ONC has 30+ nonprofits connected to our campus. 13 directly housed at our center. Updating our infrastructure would decrease overhead/operating costs, which would directly benefit our tenant agencies, allowing more dollars to directly go to services and support to clients and the community. "]
[null,"Community Housing Network (CHN)","infi@chninc.org","614-487-6700","501(3)(c) Permanent Supportive Housing Provider","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Franklin County and Columbus Metropolitan Area in Ohio","Permanent supportive housing development, management of public and private resources, property management, and experts in supportive services for individuals coping with a mental health challenge.","CHN is identifying and prioritizing efficiency enhancements for our aging 165-building portfolio with 1,361 residential units. This project includes assessing each building using methods and procedures consistent with customary practice conforming to ASTM E 2018-15 and HUD protocols. A physical inspection of each property's condition determines the approximate costs to maintain the property in good, marketable condition over the long term. We need to increase efficiencies for our aging housing portfolio to provide a safe, healthy, and sustainable living environment for residents to flourish and act as good neighbors in our community."]
[null,"Council of Community Services","mikel@ccswy.org","307-686-2730","501 C3 Private Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Northeast corner of Wyoming (Sheridan County, Johnson County, Campbell County, Crook County, Weston County)","Manage Weatherization program in this area, manage many federal grants from numerous agencies, have partnerships with governmental agencies, contractors, and other nonprofits. ","We operate a number of buildings and apartment buildings that could use energy effeciency measures which would benefit our low-income clients. We also have partnerships with most nonprofits and government agencies in our County. We have experience managing federal grants, including a weatherization program that operates in a five county area. We are based in a coal community that could use a push to start taking seriously energy effeciency and electrification measures to benefit low-income communities.  "]
[null,"Housing Unlimited Inc","aschuchman@housingunlimited.org","240 388 7569","501c3 special needs affordable housing corporation Montgomery County MD","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County MD","For 29 years, we have acquired and managed scattered-site affordable independent housing to extremely low income adults in mental health recovery.","We current own and manage 88 scattered-site homes that serve 242 extremely low income adults in mental health recovery.  Our need is to electrify/provide energy efficient upgrades to our home including, but not limited to, replacement of gas furnaces with electric heat pumps and installment of energy efficient windows, roofs, appliances, etc"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Yellowstone County","bdennis@bgcyellowstone.org","406-245-4457","Youth Development / Member of Boys & Girls Clubs of America","Subrecipient;","Montana","Providing a safe, positive environment for children and teens who live in disadvantaged neighborhoods.","Our building was built in 1984 and key elements of the HVAC system are nearly 20 years old and in addition to nearing the end of their service life, they lack the improved energy efficiency that has been developed since 2004."]
[null,"Kenwood Presbyterian Church","sickenberger@comcast.net",4109145774,"Church","Subrecipient;","Baltimore Maryland","The Session manages the Church with committees that include Finance, Grounds and Buildings.  Members of these committees have Government contractual experience.","Kenwood Presbyterian Church has a Church and an Education Building that are used by our multi-racial congregation of 90.  We also lease the facilities to a Hispanic Church to the local Head Start program.  The facilities are also used by other community groups to include the Scouts and AA.  We believe significant improvements could be made by replacing the single pane windows with double pane windows with higher R values, by replacing the old air conditioning units, and by replacing the roof on the Education Building with a roof with a reflective membrane and higher overall insulation value."]
[null,"Honor Community Health","Sstewart@honorcommunityhealth.org",2487247600,"Nonprofit FQHC","Subrecipient;","Oakland County, MI","Nonprofit community health center","Need funding to support energy improvements and renovations at its buildings"]
[null,"Midwest Renewable Energy Association","info@midwestrenew.org","(715) 592-6595","501(c)(3) non-profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Throughout the Midwest","Solar photovoltaics training\nWorkforce development training, industry partnerships, and career resources\nRenewable energy consumer education\nCommunity solar group buy programs\nSolar procurement for schools","The Midwest Renewable Energy Association is a nonprofit educational organization incorporated in Wisconsin in 1990 with the mission to promote renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. Together with partners around the Midwest, we work to expand renewable energy adoption through innovative programs, renewable energy training, and educational events. We achieve our mission via the following programs: \n1.\tThe Energy Fair \n2.\tThe ‘Solar Ready Wisconsin’ workforce development partnership \n3.\tSolar on Schools \n4.\tRise Up Midwest \n5.\t‘Grow Solar’ consumer education and group purchase programs \n6.\tProfessional solar training \n7.\tPublic demonstration site"]
[null,"Discalced dba Mark Morris Dance","Mark.Sacks@mmdg.org","718-624-8400","Non-For-Profit","Prime recipient;","Brooklyn NY","Building Management","Green Roof , LED Lighting, Reclad"]
[null,"EMERGE Community Development","development@emerge-mn.org","612-529-9267","Nonprofit, workforce developmemt","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","Workforce development, social enterprise, solar garden hosting, financial literacy, public-private partnersips","We are interested in any efforts to make our buildings and spaces more energy efficient.  We currently host one community solar garden on a rooftop space, and would love to be involved in similar future projects. "]
[null,"HELP Committee and Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line","timb@bgchi-line.com","406-265-6206","Youth serving non-profit","Subrecipient;","Montana","We provide prevention and youth development services to over 750 youth in our community each year.   ","The Club need energy efficiency upgrades in our lighting, heating and exterior windows.  "]
[null,"St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Fort Collins CO","motherkrista@stlukesfc.org","970-493-7512","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Worship services\nPre-school\nHome-bound outreach\nLGBTQIA\nWorking with: ISAAC - migrant justice, Alcoholics Anonymous, Dharma Recovery, Lutheran Family Services, Food Bank, Family Housing Network, Citizens Climate Lobby","We have a completed energy efficiency plan for our 1964 building that includes: led lighting, solar-tube lighting, heat pumps, geothermal, insulation, new air-handling units, adding ductwork, an electric oven, automated climate and lighting controls, electric or geothermal water heater.  We already have: completed an energy model, energy and dollar savings for individual components, energy usage data and contractors in place.  Our building committee has been working with Fort Collins Utilities, Brian Dunbar of the Institute for the Built Environment, Tolin Mechanical Contractors, and Energetics Engineering and an active building and grant committee.  Our HVAC, insulation, roof, light fixtures are original."]
[null,"Bridgevue Energy Services, LLC","mcozzi@bridgevue.com","972-948-6570","Consulting Firm","Partner;","Texas","Renewable energy, distributed generation, micro-grids, demand response, load management, LED light retrofit, solar, fuel cells, wind, and energy management.","Energy management consulting related to renewable energy, distributed generation, micro-grids, demand response, load management, energy efficiency, economic analysis, energy procurement, and risk-management."]
[null,"Hosanna Evangelical Lutheran Church","pastormike@hosannalutheranchurch.org","816-781-7991","Church, religious entity, 501c3","Subrecipient;","Kansas City metro area","Energy usage data and current system data is available. Recently replaced 2 inefficient HVAC units, and 360 fluorescent tubes and parking lot lighting with LED.","Wanting to replace 9 old inefficient HVAC units with energy efficient units and/or heat pumps, and installation of \"smart\" thermostats to save energy. Having exhausted financial reserves during the pandemic, we are struggling financially, but continue to be sustainable. A fulltime daycare is opening this fall in our building, so units will get increased usage.  "]
[null,"Marbles Kids Museum","rdavis@marbleskidsmuseum.org","919-857-1064","Children's Museum","Subrecipient;","Raleigh, NC","Informal early learning primarily focused on birth-10; multigenerational play & connection; STEAM learning; field trips; summer camps; birthday parties; community outreach","Marbles Kids Museum is in need of a new roof and insulation on the Play Annex - our adjoining building to the main museum used for summer camps, birthday parties and ongoing early learning programming. We also would like to invest in a new chiller and windows, with a focus on eco-friendly and energy efficient ways to improve the space and institute these changes. "]
[null,"Mercy House, Inc. ","sporter@themercyhouse.org ","540-432-1812","Non Profit, Homeless Services Agency ","Subrecipient;","Harrisonburg, VA ","Family Homeless Shelter, Rapid Re-Housing and Homelessness Prevention agency that provides rental assistance and case management to homeless or imminently homeless households. ","Our agency is seeking assistance with an energy audit and weatherization assistance for our shelter facilities. "]
[null,"Hand Up Ministries ","david@huminc.org",4052363349,"Nonprofit 501(c)(3) Corporation ","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma City, OK","Rehabilitation, job training, transitional housing, community engagement, social services, addiction recovery, life skills development, case management, mentorship, and workforce integration.","At Hand Up Ministries in Oklahoma City, we face significant electricity needs due to our wide range of programs and facilities. Our reliance on traditional energy sources comes with high utility costs, limiting our capacity to expand services and aid more individuals in need. By embracing solar energy, we can substantially reduce these expenses, freeing up crucial funds that can be redirected to our core mission. The resulting savings will empower us to extend our reach, offer additional resources, and provide support to more people seeking rehabilitation, job training, and transitional housing. Embracing solar power ensures our financial sustainability and enables us to create an even greater impact within our community."]
[null,"Hispanic Federation","atroy@hispanicfederation.org","917-797-7133","501c3 non profit","Prime recipient;","Puerto Rico, potentially Florida and North Carolina","Hispanic Federation advances Latino communities and builds capacity for 600+ Latinx-led organizations across 42 states and territories, providing environmental mitigation, disaster relief, among multiple programs.","Since Hurricane Maria, Hispanic Federation has been building climate-related resiliency and mitigation among a network of non-profit organizations in Puerto Rico, including water filtration and solar systems. After providing disaster relief in Florida and North Carolina following several hurricanes, Hispanic Federation is also launching resiliency and mitigation planning and projects in those states. "]
[null,"First Congregational Church of Walla Walla","office@fcchurch.net",5095258753,"Church, non profit","Subrecipient;","Eastern Washington State, Walla Walla County","Mobilized and ready to make upgrades to facitilities. ","Upgrade to an energy efficient HVAC system, new windows and other weatherization. "]
[null,"nZero","saloni@nzero.com","5085968684","Carbon management & accounting solution","Partner;","US","* Detailed carbon footprint accounting, providing insight into building emissions within the context of generated & purchased electricity and the carbon intensity of the grid\n* Automatic ingestion, aggregation, and normalization of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions data into a singular platform to monitor, track and forecast GHG emissions\n* Real-time data with an algorithm built to track emissions site by site and meter by meter, accurately across all 8,760 hours in a year\n* Rigorous data analysis coupled with insights and recommendations to reduce environmental impact and cut costs","nZero’s comprehensive suite of tools and analytical capabilities facilitate the entirety of the carbon management process. This includes a data dashboard for tracking the emissions of Scopes 1, 2, and 3, a flexible and dynamic reporting portal, the ability to assimilate historical data and baseline inventories, in-platform forecasting and goal tracking, and the professional services teams capable of aligning our technical abilities with the social and structural needs of our partners.\n\nwww.nzero.com"]
[null,"Sober Apartment Living Co.","czoellner@soberapartmentliving.com","720-432-5621","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Phoenix AZ","None","We operate a drug and alcohol-free apartment complex to provide an affordable, supportive environment for individuals recovering from addiction and alcoholism including employment assistance.   The complex is older and could greatly benefit from solar installation for cost reduction. "]
[null,"SCRIPPS","greenbergs.matthew@scrippshealth.org ","858-305-9641","Hospital and Health Care in San Diego, CA","Prime recipient;","San Diego, CA","HVAC Controls upgrade and improved LED lights.","We work at very energy intensive hospital that have many different HVAC systems and Controls.  We want to upgrade the HVAC system Controls to work with each other better.  There are a few hospitals that need LED lighting upgrades installed.   "]
[null,"American Association of Blacks in Energy","info@aabe.org","202-371-9530","501(C)3","Partner;Subrecipient;","AABE is a national organization with six functional regional directors and 39 active chapters. ","AABE can offer amplification of initiatives through its national and local networks. ","AABE operates a national network of 501(c)3 organizations through its chapters. As a result this program will offer AABE the ability to support its community engagement opportunities. "]
[null,"Santa Barbara Botanic Garden","knevison@sbbotanicgarden.org","805-690-1685","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","South Central Coast of California (Santa Barbara)","California native plant public garden and conservation organization with AAM (American Alliance of Museums) accredited Living Collection, herbarium, propagation facilities, research laboratories, and education programs.","Our propagation and greenhouse facilities would benefit greatly from a solar and battery system to offset our energy use, while providing backup power for our seed freezers and greenhouse climate controls. These facilities are essential to our operations as they produce plants used for our onsite gardens, habitat restoration projects, and research initiatives. Having experienced more frequent power outages throughout the year, we need a system that will keep greenhouse operations stable. Many of the plants we grow are highly endangered, difficult to propagate, and vulnerable to massive temperature swings which occur when outages occur unexpectedly."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Permian Basin ","Executive@Basinkids.org","432-337-8389","Nonprofit, Youth Services Organization ","Subrecipient;","West Texas, Southwest Region ","One of the largest youth-serving nonprofits in the Permian Basin targeted at underserved youth with these lowest rates for child care in our area","Youth services for ages 6-18 covering Midland & Ector counties that serves over 5,000 youth a teach in after-school programming and youth sports. The organization has served these areas for over 60 years and built supporting partnerships with corporations in the energy sector that support our communities as well as working partnerships with school districts and many other nonprofits in the areas to deliver services to underserved youth for as low as a $1 a day in club programming"]
[null,"Jamican Rooster Fiend","ganga@jrf.org","212-456-9087","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Baton Rouge","This is a test message to check the process and any obligations that may be on the subsequent application screens.","This is a test message to check the process and any obligations that may be on the subsequent application screens."]
[null,"Beth Jacob Congregation","bethjacob1@aol.com","9372742149","synagogue","Subrecipient;","Dayton, Ohio","None","Replacement of heating and air conditioning system"]
[null,"St. Aidan's Episcopal Church","dseifert10@comcast.net","913-208-7393","Church","Subrecipient;","Olathe, Kansas","Worship and outreach to the local community","Replacement of 40 year old fluorescent tube lights with 2'X4' LED flat panel troffer light fixtures in grid ceiling of parish hall, nursery, and offices."]
[null,"Michigan Environmental Council","grants@environmentalcouncil.org","517-487-9539","501c3 Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Great Lakes Region","Community engagement, nonprofit coordination, EE/RE policy development, project management, grants management.","Prime Recipient: assembling and coordinating nonprofit building investments particularly for environmental and conservation organizations in the Great Lakes region.\nSubrecipient: modernizing the energy systems in our LEED Platinum building, including HVAC fuel-switching\nPartner: community engagement, nonprofit coordination"]
[null,"Benton County Historical Society","jessica@bentoncountymuseums.org","541-929-6230","non-profit historical society","Subrecipient;","Oregon","None","We operate three facilities. One is LEED certified. Another is having solar panels installed in August. The third is a National Register listed historic building that we are interested in exploring energy efficiencies for. In one of our locations we serve a rural population, in the other an urban population, and we are actively working on diversifying our audience."]
[null,"Dickson Valley Ministries","admin@dicksonvalley.com","6305536233","501(c)3 Not-for-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Northern Illinois, Chicago-land","Our facilities director of 15 years has previous experience in HVAC and most of the building trades","Our 160-acre youth camp has 14 buildings, 30 HVAC units, and 60,000 sq ft of conditioned space housing up to 180 overnight occupants year-round. Most of the property is over forty years old and was built with volunteers and donated (many times used) supplies. Complete HVAC, insulation, window upgrades, and renewable energy additions could provide this non-profit $40k -$60k annually in new program funds."]
[null,"Interfaith Power & Light (The Regeneration Project)","development@interfaithpowerandlight.org","510-444-4891","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Partner;","National","Energy efficiency, renewable energy, environmental advocacy, education and outreach, interfaith collaboration","We are a national organization that inspires and mobilizes people of faith and conscience to take bold and just action on climate change. "]
[null,"First Baptist Church of Woodbridge","rwyatt@fbcwoodbridge.org","703-730-9009","Church 501 c(3)","Subrecipient;","Northern Virginia","Religious organization that serves the community through various outreach programs such as financial assistance for those experiencing hardship, providing school supplies for children, refugee assistance, sponsoring community activities for families, and providing classes for those learning English as a second language.","We are looking to upgrade to energy efficient lighting in our facility, upgrade to more energy efficient doors and windows or apply solar tint to windows and have an interest in exploring the possibility of adding a solar array. "]
[null,"Preserve Montana","info@preservemontana.org","406-457-2822","Statewide 501(c)3 historic preservation organization","Partner;Subrecipient;","Montana statewide","Historic building restoration, training, stewardship and property management; outreach and education; fundraising; grant writing and management; partnership cultivation; and advocacy. ","In operation for nearly 40 years, we have an extensive network of partners and supporters across rural Montana with a specialization in historic properties. We excel at identifying projects and resources to keep historic properties across Montana viable and in active use, contributing to community, economic and sustainable development. Continued use of historic properties is inherently sustainable, and adding energy efficiency measures to historic properties owned and operated by nonprofits will drive us closer to climate action goals. Our organization also owns and operates a historic schoolhouse as a preservation trades workshop that we would like to make net zero."]
[null,"Good Samaritan Center of San Antonio dba Good Samaritan Community Services","grants.admin@goodsamtx.org","210-434-5531","501(c)3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","San Antonio, Texas","Youth Development, Early Childhood/Kinder Ready, Senior Services, Youth Out-Of-School Time Programs","Energy upgrades to aging infrastructure"]
[null,"Westmoreland Land Trust","westmorelandlandtrust@gmail.com","724 325-3031","501c3 Nonprofit charitable organization, a land trust","Subrecipient;","Westmoreland County, PA (SW PA)","Land conservation, land stewardship, education, research","We work to conserve land of special ecological, cultural, or historic value in Westmoreland County, PA (in southwestern PA).  We education about enjoyment and appreciation of nature and natural resources.  We assist landowners who wish to conserve their property."]
[null,"SCRIPPS HEALTH","greenbergs.matthew@scrippshealth.org ","8586787193","Hospital, Heatlth Care in San Diego, CA","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","San Diego, CA","Scripps wants to invest in many HVAC Controls upgrades and LED lighting retrofits at many different hospitals and clinics soon.   We need financial support..","Scripps wants to invest in many HVAC Controls upgrades and LED lighting retrofits at many different hospitals and clinics soon.   We need financial support.."]
[null,"Casa Mañana, Inc.","development@casamanana.org","817-321-5005","Non-profit Performing Arts theatre","Subrecipient;","Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex","Professional theatrical production, lighting, sound","We need to move to LED fixtures and power distro to conserve energy and reduce waste with lightbulbs and old fixtures."]
[null,"Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh","harp@humaneanimalrescue.org","4123457300","501c3 Non-Profit with a focus on Animal Welfare","Subrecipient;","Allegheny County and Western Pennsylvania","Sheltering animals in need, providing veterinary care, assisting pet owners in crisis","We have two animal shelters requiring energy-efficient upgrades: both locations require efficient LED lighting, and one requires replacement of HVAC units. "]
[null,"Blue Water Community Action","dkramp@bwcaa.org","810-982-8541","Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;","Port Huron Township, St. Clair County, Michigan","Community Action Agency servicing low-moderate income families, individuals, and households with Weatherization, homeownership, homelessness, early education, utility assistance, while promoting self-sufficiency,","Building is used as the Main Office for all programs and also the Head Start and Early Head Start Classrooms.  May upgrades are necessary to maintain the building that had the original building built in 1992 and additions add in 2000,  Some of the upgrades needed ae new Heating/Cooling Systems, Water Heaters, Roof repairs (flat roof), Brick exterior wall sealing, new windows and doors, Upgraded lighting and insulation."]
[null,"Montclair State University","energy-manager@montclair.edu","973-655-4000","Public University","Subrecipient;","Montclair, NJ","In house energy management, construction and architects. Energy Manager has a PE with 10 years of energy efficiency program management experience.","Many opportunities for energy efficiency upgrades across campus, current projects underway lighting, scheduling, submetering, hvac replacements, EV vehicles, solar"]
[null,"Clark Nexsen","bturner@clarknexsen.com","757.455.5800","Architecture & Engineering Firm","Partner;","USA","Architecture, MEP + FP engineering, structural and civil engineering, facility condition assessments","We are a full service architecture & engineering design firm with offices in Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. We provide design services for new construction and renovation projects, facility condition assessments, and project scoping studies."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston","khattery@bgcgh.org","7134002942","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Texas","out of school time programming and services","Our mission is to inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. We help them realize a positive plan for the future that includes good character, citizenship, workforce readiness and a healthy lifestyle. Each year, more than 50,000 youth ages 6 to 17 walk through our doors for our afterschool and summer programs. At our Clubs, youth are provided meals, strong role models, homework assistance, organized athletics, character development and access to the arts. Membership costs just $10 per school year and $25 for the entire summer"]
[null,"Oorah, inc","Legal@kars4kids.org","732-730-1000","Non-Proft","Subrecipient;","Upstate New York/New Jersey","Looking to be part of a Prime Recipient portfolio.","We are building a large housing project at one of our summer camps in upstate NY and would like to use the funding for construction of an energy efficient project from insulation, HVAC, Lighting and windows."]
[null,"The Sharing Center","Grants@TheSharingCenter.org","407-260-9155","Social Service Agency","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","Poverty, homelessness, food insecurity, food pantry, workforce development, mental health counseling","This grant will be used to install solar panels to increase the campus’s energy efficiency and sustainability. TSC is the largest and most comprehensive social services agency in Seminole County, offering the county’s only drop-in homelessness respite center and the county’s largest free food resource. Families and individuals experiencing poverty, homelessness, or food insecurity find dignified solutions at TSC. TSC owns the Live United Village and occupies 83% of the 36,050 square feet for programming, offices, and a social enterprise retail operation. The other 17% of the property generates rental income to help offset the organization’s expenses. "]
[null,"UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION OF CAYUGA COUNTY, INC.  dba E. John Gavras Center","rpadula@gavrascenter.com","315-515-5124","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Cenreal New York","WE are interested in becoming a sub-recipient","Need to replace an almost 75 year old bolier with a more energy efficient model"]
[null,"TeamPAR","mike@teampar.com","9732920089","Interior Design & Build/ Facilities Management Consultants","Partner;","Northeast USA","Facilities Management, Interior Design and Construction. ","We work with many not for profit school organizations who are in need of energy saving initiatives. In most cases, old antiquated systems are draining their budgets. We want to help them establish new systems. "]
[null,"Washington Adventist University","Pfarley@wau.edu","3015181097","Education ","Subrecipient;","Takoma Park","Education ","We are in need to retrofit lighting as well as energy savings for windows."]
[null,"Hall Memorial Library","Brittany@hallmemoriallibrary.org","(603) 286-8971","Public Library","Prime recipient;","New Hampshire","We have already received an energy audit. ","We are looking at updating our HVAC system, installing LED lighting, and insulating our attic space. "]
[null,"Capital Roots, Inc. ","info@capitalroots.org","518-274-8685","Nonprofit- 501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Upstate New York","Capital Roots cultivates and nourish communities by creating equitable access to fresh food and green spaces in support of a robust regional food system.","Capital Roots owns two buildings in the City of Troy, NY- an older industrial building retrofitted for office and programmatic work, including our Food Hub, and a new building to contain an expanded Food Hub, incubator kitchen and full service supermarket- the only one of its kind in this USDA designated Food Desert. These buildings were designed using green technologies, yet efficient improvement are regularly needed and equipment upgraded. "]
[null,"Midwest Building Decarbonization Coalition","serfling@fresh-energy.org","320-296-3675","Non-Profit","Partner;Prime recipient;","Midwest (MN, IA, MO, WI, IL, IN, MI, OH)","Building decarbonization and environmental justice education; coalition building; Regranting ($5,000-$50,000) to grassroots groups and community organizations; outreach and community engagement","MWBDC already engages a number of community groups and non-profits as part of our coalition and has experience providing smaller regrants to help members jumpstart local projects and initiatives.  We facilitate a supportive network to organizations seeking to understand and address how buildings' energy use and emissions impact their communities."]
[null,"Clark-Grace United Church of Christ ","moderator@clarkgraceucc.org","6122081960","church","Subrecipient;","South Saint Paul Minnesota ","Non-profit, church ","We have two energy inefficient furnaces that are in desperate need of replacement as well as one auxiliary heater that keeps the elevator warm in the winter that is not working currently.   We also have windows in need of repair and lights that need to be changed to LED bulbs. In addition, we could replace refrigerators, freezers and upgrade our commercial stove and possibly a water heater to an electric version or more efficient natural gas version. We are a mixed race congregation with an African-American minister. "]
[null,"Selma-Dallas County Historic Preservation Society","admin@historicselma.org","2522592416","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Selma, Dallas County, Alabama","Historic preservation nonprofit with a mission to protect, preserve, and restore Selma/Dallas County's history.","Own several historic properties that are in need of energy efficiency upgrades. Replacement of outdated and cost-ineffective HVAC systems and lighting to prolong the life of the historic structures and lower the nonprofit's overhead operating costs, allowing more funding to be diverted to public programming and community resources."]
[null,"Unitarian Society of New Haven","energy.group@usnh.org","203 288 1807","Unitarian Universalist Church","Subrecipient;","Hamden/New Haven County/Connecticut","We have an active Green Sanctuary Task Force with members familiar with energy efficiency improvement technology including heat pump systems and solar power generation.","The HVAC system in our Sanctuary is near the end of its life and is a combination of traditional air conditioning and a natural gas furnace.  We would like to replace it with an energy efficient air or ground source heat pump system.  We are currently researching the costs and seeking quotes.  Replacement with heat pump technology is likely to exceed $100,000.\n"]
[null,"Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown","info@fawc.org","508-487-9960","Artist Residency","Subrecipient;","Cape Cod, MA","Own and operate a 35,000 sq ft non-profit including presentation space, artist studios, administrative offices, and single and multi-family housing.","An environmental assessment of our 9 unit apartment residential building included recommendations that will make the building net zero. We have completed the existing structural conditions assessment and code analysis and are currently in the conceptual design phase of the project. Several elements of the project are eligible for funding, including envelope upgrades to reduce heating and cooling loads with Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPs)."]
[null,"Carter Community Building Assocation","kerry.artman@joinccba.org","6034486477","501c3","Subrecipient;","Lebanon, NH","Community nonprofit focused on health, wellness, fitness, recreation, early childhood education,  youth services, families, and seniors.\n","Upgrade lighting in 106 year old building to energy efficient model; modernize 37-year-old HVAC system in 44,000 square foot building; install solar panels on roof to reduce demand for outside electricity.\n"]
[null,"St Stephens and the Incarnation Episcopal Church","wardens@saintstephensdc.org","202-232-0900","Church, non-profit hub","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC","Diverse, historic church which hosts a number of ministries and non-profit organizations, including those serving unhoused people, seniors, and Black and Latinx communities in DC.","We have a large space with many possibilities for energy-saving upgrades, including windows, HVAC, electrical, and lighting upgrades to the worship and non-profit office spaces. "]
[null,"Abrams Hebrew Academy","dgoldfarb@abramsonline.org","215-493-1800","School","Subrecipient;","Eastern Pennsylvania","Abrams Hebrew Academy is a school that serves students in Preschool through 8th grade.","Abrams Hebrew Academy would like to reduce energy costs.  Our building is over 50 years old and needs to be updated to increase energy efficiency and reduce operating costs."]
[null,"Encentiv Energy/UtilityGenius™","jbrown@encentivenergy.com","216-280-9492","Energy","Partner;","United States","Offer simple interface for users of our UtilityGenius.com software to find not only 501c3 funding but all other utility incentives available for their buildings to minimize the cost of the project.","Our UtilityGenius.com interface can allow users to find not only 501c3 funding, but all other utility incentives available for their buildings. Contact us to learn how to leverage our 50,000 users to aggregate projects for prime partners."]
[null,"UtilityGenius™ Commercial Storefront","jbrown@encentivenergy.com","216-280-9492","Commercial Lighting Products","Partner;","Consolidated Edison Territory, NY City","Specification and procurement of Energy Efficient products","Our UtilityGenius™ Commercial Storefront can allow users to not only find products they need to save energy on lighting, but not only acquire the 501c3 funding but also the utility rebate right in the cart in our ecommerce experience.  shopconed.utilitygenius.com"]
[null,"ARC HERKIMER","info@archerkimer.org",-315,"501 (c) 3","Subrecipient;","Herkimer County, New York","Since 1969 successfully-run agency (rural upstate NY) supporting 500+ people with intellectual/developmental disabilities through 32 programs, 7 divisions, and 40 independent site locations.","Needs: to implement energy saving technologies and upgrades agency-wide, including older facilities,  Independent Residences for people supported, Herkimer Industries buildings that provide workforce training. Capabilities: Successful management of capital projects agency-wide, allowing us to maintain and expand programs and projects supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities."]
[null,"UtilityGenius Commercial Storefront","jbrown@encentivenergy.com","216-280-9492","Energy Efficient Product Selection and Procurement","Partner;","PECO Territory/Eastern Pennsylvania","Specification and procurement of Energy Efficient products.  ","Our UtilityGenius™ Commercial Storefront can allow users to not only find products they need to save energy on lighting, but not only acquire the 501c3 funding but also the utility rebate right in the cart in our ecommerce experience.  shoppeco.utilitygenius.com"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Laredo","robert@bgclaredo.com","9567226541","Non Profit 501 c3","Subrecipient;","South Texas","Our club currently focuses on ages 6-12","Our program is currently of need of operational or capital funds to help in funding for capital improvements. It is difficult to find programs that fund operational funding although any help is appreciated, assistance in funding to pay for staff is also important to us. We would like to focus on competitive pay which helps us higher qualified staff. Our club restrooms also need improvements, we like to provide the best service possible unfortunately we have not found funding to improve the members restrooms. "]
[null,"Norwich Public Utilities ","devin@schleidtworks.com","8603240743","Utility Company","Prime recipient;","Norwich Connecticut","A local utility company with a technical consulting company that specializes in energy efficiency. ","Needing for funding of energy efficiency initiatives and techinical support"]
[null,"CABANNE District Community Development Corporation ","jpcabanne@icloud.com","3144843723","Non profit ","Subrecipient;","St. Louis Mo Urban / Rural area justice 40 communities ","Equitable Community Engagement/Education and resources give always. ","Our needs would be to hire  a part time community engagement specialist and we need resources for buying the new equipment that would be needed for let’s say 200 low income seniors, low income homes of mothers and but not least churches in rural and urban communities. I’ve met with 25 pastors since April and they don’t know about the electrification upgrades and nor do they have the resources to go from boiler heating systems to electric. We also need funding to pay for installing of the systems in the churches and households. "]
[null,"S.A.F.E. Place","elcollier@safeplaceshelter.org","2699656093","Domestic violence shelter","Subrecipient;","South-central Michigan","SAFE Place provides emergency shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, and survivor advocacy to survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and their families.","Our facility is a 120 year old building that shows its age in various ways. Our primary need is to replace the heating system with an energy-efficient unit in order to ensure adequate heating for our 55 bed shelter for survivors."]
[null,"Building Energy Exchange St. Louis","info@be-exstl.org","3145770282","nonprofit","Partner;","Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area","Our staff expertise includes real estate, design and construction, project development and management, and community outreach.  Our programs grow diverse local construction firms to be well-positioned for clean energy work including energy efficiency and solar.","Building Energy Exchange St. Louis, advances building energy performance by mobilizing the professional expertise, funding, and technical resources needed to address affordability, improve the health and comfort of residents, and position St. Louis as a resilient and carbon-neutral region. We have established trusted relationships within the local real estate industry including our strong non-profit ecosystem. We work with several national implementation partners who can expand our capacity for deep technical support dependent on sub-recipient pool.\n\nWe are looking for non-profit sub-recipients who are interested in participating in the program and can feel empowered in influencing our implementation process."]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lansing","kmcwilliams@uulansing.org","517-351-4081","Church","Subrecipient;Partner;","Michigan","To nurture spiritual growth, cultivate belonging and inclusion, engage in courageous work for peace, justice, and sustainability in partnership with the larger community.","We are a church who seeks this grant to make needed energy improvements in our building. We need to replace a roof in preparation for solar panels, install ceiling insulation, and we need an energy audit. We own a former school of 40,000 sf, and our energy costs have doubled from $25,000 to $50,000. We need this grant to reduce our energy costs so that we can use more of our church funds to help our community. We have many volunteers and community nonprofit partners to help us. We have people power; we need this funding."]
[null,"Lord's Pantry of Downingtown","info@lordspantrypa.org","610-873-1149","501(c)(3) Nonprofit ","Partner;","Chester County, PA","Emergency Food Cupboard\n","Refrigeration unit upgrades, HVAC upgrades, back-up generator installation, conversion to solar power."]
[null,"Academy for Global Citizenship","rjones@agcchicago.org","773.582.1100","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Chicago, Illinois","Launching the first facility to meet all Living Building Challenge requirements in the Midwest\nDemonstration site - net-positive solar, water, etc.","We are in need of funding to fully build out all components of our energy modeling that will enable us to meet the Living Building Challenge for a holisitic community development. Once completed in late 2023, our six acre site in an under served area in Southwest Chicago will serve as a community hub with Pre-K through 8th grade education, an urban farm, marketplace, workforce trainings, walking trails, and community gathering points. We also intend for our site to host community leaders and provide a roadmap for creating sustainable facilities in urban environments. "]
[null,"Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA","grants@tampaymca.org","813-224-9622","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Hillsborough and Pasco counties, FL","Quality out-of-school care, youth sports, health and fitness classes and engaging activities for seniors for 135 years.  ","Install variable speed motors (especially pool pumps)\nHVAC system management / thermostat management programs \nDoors and Windows at most centers not energy efficient\nInstall solar panels as well as solar supplemental pool heat systems\nInstall geo thermal pool cooling systems\nPurchase propane vehicles and busses"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County","anewman@bgcbrazoria.org ","979-373-9668","501(c)(3) organization","Subrecipient;","Brazoria County, Texas","Youth Development, Afterschool and Summer Programs, Leadership and Service, Education, The Arts, Health and Wellness, Sports and Recreation, and Community Engagement. ","With over 51 years of experience, the Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County have positively impacted the lives of over 70,000 children through our out-of-school time programs. We are the leading youth development organization in the county, offering afterschool and summer programming to youth aged 5-18. Our programs focus on three priority outcome areas: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles. With 21 school-based Clubs serving approximately 2,200 youth annually, we provide a safe learning environment, caring mentors, and high-impact youth development programs to children and teens living in urban to rural areas with large economically disadvantaged and minority populations."]
[null,"The Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut","radioclctr@aol.com","(860) 683-2903","503(c)(3) non-profit; historical museum","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","We are a historical museum and provide STEM education opportunities.","Looking to improve (replace) roof insulation and install rooftop solar system. Potentially replace heating units."]
[null,"Jewish day school of the Lehigh valley ","Crissy@jdslv.org","6104283054","School, non-profit","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","Private, non-profit school ages Pre-K 3 thru 8th grade ","We would really benefit from grant funding to improve our 70-year-old building and make it more energy efficient and cost effective. "]
[null,"Asbury Woods","rhull@asburywoods.org","814-835-5356","Nonprofit nature center","Subrecipient;","Erie, Pennsylvania ","Environmental Education\nOutdoor Recreation","Asbury Woods is looking to update our lighting throughout our nature center building. "]
[null,"Ithaca Reform Temple","info@tikkunvor.org","(607) 256-1471","Jewish temple (religious organization)","Subrecipient;","Ithaca, NY","Religious and social community support; education programs.  The temple has taken an active role in supporting climate change initiatives in the area.","The temple owns a 25 year old building that is in need of energy and security upgrades.  We are interested in investing in new energy-efficient and secure windows; a new roof; solar panels; EV charging stations; and a classroom extension that is net zero emissions."]
[null,"Alpha Community Foundation of Oklahoma","george@alphafoundationok.org","4056577800","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma","Community center building in historically underserved  NE Oklahoma City focused on educational outreach, health and wellness, civic engagement and community services.","We are remodeling a vacant elementary school  (3401 NE 16th ST. Oklahoma City, Ok 73117) and will need energy efficient windows, HVAC units, lighting, etc"]
[null,"Alaska Version 3","admin@akv3.com","2318814232","501(c3)","Partner;","Alaska","Innovation entrepreneurship - connecting and convening to provide backbone support and capacity building within the ecosystem. ","There's broad support for energy efficiency improvements in Alaska, but limited awareness and capacity to respond. Alaska needs a network of support to successfully decarbonize its energy production and economy. Funding opportunities such as this increase our ecosystem's capacity to collaborate and respond. "]
[null,"Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center","info@morristhompsoncenter.org","9074593701","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Alaska","Outreach, facilitation, meeting space, collaboration with traditionally underserved populations","Improved efficiencies in building envelope, current area of interest is roof replacement for 38,000 sq ft facility owned by a 501c3"]
[null,"Adams County Arts Council","development@adamsarts.org","717-334-5506","Arts Education","Subrecipient;","Adams County Pennsylvania","Our programming encompasses arts exhibitions, performing arts production, arts education, event planning, fundraising, marketing, artist spaces, community engagement, digital initiatives, and arts administration.","Our needs in addressing energy-related concerns include:\n1. Lighting fixture replacement for energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing alternatives.\n2. Proper ventilation and humidity control systems to protect artwork.\n3. Implementation of outside lighting solutions for enhanced building appearance and safety."]
[null,"Sustainable Community Associates (www.sustainableca.com)","josh@sustainableca.com","440 574 9527","We are working with  a 501c3 (Friends of Mendelsohn)  dedicated to the preservation and sustainability of Eric Mendelsohn's historically significant Park Synagogue campus.","Subrecipient;","Ohio, Cleveland Heights","Experienced Community Developer who has a long history of  attracting public(HTC/NMTC/TIF), private and philanthropic funding for larger historic re-development projects","SCA is an active community development org assisting Friends of Mendelsohn in the preservation and repurposing of the architecturally significant Park Synagogue Campus into a community space (www.sustainableca.com/park) focused on education, arts and intergenerational living. We are looking for a Prime Recipient to work with on the sustainability and sustainable energy side of the re-development, in order implement an upgraded energy system."]
[null,"Manhattan Theatre Club","khiggins@mtc-nyc.org","212-399-3000","Non-profit theatre company","Subrecipient;","New York City region","Theatrical production, maintaining multiple theatre spaces","Manhattan Theatre Club is seeking funding to update the HVAC system at its historic Broadway theatre, the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, to reduce energy usage and ensure it can continue to be a safe and welcoming destination for people from all background. "]
[null,"Women's Center of Greater Lansing","info@lansingwomen.org","5173729163","501c3","Subrecipient;","Lansing, MI","Social services","We need a more energy efficient building. We are the size of a small house, but paying nearly $300/mo for electric."]
[null,"Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston","drule@imgh.org","713-533-4900","501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Greater Houston","•\tLargest provider of Meals on Wheels in Texas\n•\tRefugee Services \n•\tInterfaith Relations & Community Partnerships (IRCP)\n•\tVic Samuels Center for Volunteerism and Civic Service ","IM’s campus in Midtown Houston includes four separate buildings serving our corporate office, Meals on Wheels for Greater Houston and Galveston County, Refugee Services, Interfaith Relations & Community Partnerships, and the Vic Samuels Center for Volunteerism and Civic Service. We also have a building in La Marque for our distribution of Meals on Wheels in Galveston County. All of the buildings are dated and need multiple energy efficiency upgrades. "]
[null,"GTI Energy","hwong@gti.energy","847.768.0570","Non-Profit Research and Training Organization","Prime recipient;Partner;","Ilinois, New York, California, National","Program and project management, Scientific research, engineering design and evaluation, specifically in building energy efficiency technologies, policies, and developing resource tools","We are a highly experienced research and training organization with decades of experience running research funding programs and deep expertise in engineering, science, and technology development. We seek to team with other organizations as a prime-recipient as we have the capabilities and experience to administer programs such as these and also as a partner to leverage our technical expertise, research experience and project management capabilities. "]
[null,"Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County","lleidinger@capslo.org","805-544-4355","Human Services","Subrecipient;","San Luis Obispo County","We run an energy and weatherization and have facilities staff with various kinds of experience.  We just worked with several funders to install solar panels, back up batteries and heat pump hot water heater system at our homeless services center.","Our two health and prevention centers would like solar to reduce operating costs."]
[null,"Phase Change Solutions","info@phasechange.com","(336) 510-4505","Smart materials start up","Partner;","U.S.","-Smart & sustainable materials\n-Energy efficiency\n-Products for the building envelope\n-Phase change materials\n-Decarbonization","Phase Change Solutions (PCS) is a smart materials company whose proprietary family of BioPCM® products impact our daily lives. Our Mission – to develop and manufacture smart and sustainable materials to decarbonize our footprint and enable human health – is focused on creating a sustainable shared value for all through the use of smart materials. Since its founding in 2011, PCS has completed over 20,000+ projects in trucks, buildings as well as telecom and data shelters. Phase Change brings advancements in transportation of perishables and pharmaceuticals, buildings and structures, telecom and data centers, to solve critical energy, environmental and social challenges.\n"]
[null,"Jewish Family Service Agency of Central NJ","info@jfscentralnj.org","908-352-8375","Health & social service non profit agency","Subrecipient;","Elizabeth, New Jersey - Union County","Mental health services, social services, food pantry, Meals on Wheels, vital in-home services to elderly.","Adding solar capabilities for our buildings, increase energy efficiency via replacing old HVAC systems."]
[null,"Flagstaff Shelter Services","ross@flagshelter.org","928-225-2533","Nonprofit (Health & Human Services) ","Subrecipient;","Northern Arizona (Coconino County)","Low-barrier, congregate and non-congregate emergency shelter; Housing services","Flagstaff Shelter Services recently purchased two blighted motel properties to safely shelter and house individuals, couples and families experiencing homelessness. The capital needs of these two new locations (one of which is already open and serving families) is great, and energy efficiency projects are needed to save energy and lower the currently astronomical utility costs."]
[null,"Kentucky Mountain Bible College dba Mountain Gospel Radio","studio@mountaingospel.org","6066665006","Communications/Radio","Subrecipient;","Eastern Kentucky","Community communication and information to a economically challenged area. Provide vital information, education, and awareness to multiple counties. ","Greatest need is replacement of older inefficient tube transmitter that consumes lots of energy. Replacement unit demonstrated to reduce power consumption in half. "]
[null,"Fort Walla Walla Museum","groover@fwwm.org","509-525-7703","501(c)(3) regional history museum ","Subrecipient;","Pacific Northwest ","history, education, preservation, community building ","We have needs for our over 50-year old facility that could use upgrades to improve HVAC, utilities, and other infrastructure to become more energy efficient and complete deferred maintenance. Many of our exhibits and artifacts need to be in climate controlled areas, and some of these buildings need new windows and better insulation, as well as more efficient HVAC. We recently completed LED lighting upgrades to two buildings, but 4 more exhibit buildings could be upgraded to increase efficiency and reduce utility costs. "]
[null,"12th Street Youth Project","funddevelopment@armoryyouthproject.com","231.299.1205","501 (c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Manistee Michigan Midwest","After-school program for rural middle school and high school at-risk youth. Offer tutoring, arts, sports, mentoring, and faith-based activities.","Also known as the Armory Youth Project, because of its location in a historical Armory, the building needs significant HVAC and electrical upgrades throughout the building. A needs assessment put listed these as critical."]
[null,"California Automobile Museum","director@calautomuseum.org","916-442-6802","Nonprofit museum","Subrecipient;","Sacramento region","We have several volunteers with electrical, construction, and computer experience.","We would like to make our building more energy efficient, using less gas (we currently have gas heating) and more electricity."]
[null,"Mystic Congregational Church","office@mysticucc.org","860-536-4259","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Connecticut / New England","We are an Open and Affirming congregation with affiliation with the local Mystic Area Ecumenical Council (MEAC) as well as the Southern New England United Church of Christ.  Some of our members are active in energy efficiency initiatives.","Our sanctuary is heated by an old oil fired forced air furnace and does not have air conditioning.   By replacing this furnace with a modern heat pump system, we will reduce our energy use and carbon footprint as well as provide AC during hot summer services.   We will all ask our Eversource partner to investigate the possibility of adding additional insulation and/or replacing our very old (possible original - 1852) single glazed windows.    "]
[null,"Burkburnett Boys & Girls Club","kford@burkburnettbgc.org","9405692812","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","North Texas","We run TEXSYN programming ","Financial support to purchase needed items and possibly expand the Club. "]
[null,"Historic Sugartown, Inc.","info@historicsugartown.org","610-640-2667","501c3 non profit","Subrecipient;","Greater Philadelphia Area/Chester County, PA","We strive to inspire the community to engage with the past through authentic 19th-century experiences, participate in the village’s present life and protect it for the future.","Historic Sugartown preserves and protects ten historic structures, some of which date back to the late 18th century. These structures currently use oil heat and are extremely inefficient due to their age. Switching over to renewable energy systems would greatly improve our preservation efforts by freeing up additional resources."]
[null,"ECHO","info@echotlh.org","850-224-3246","501(c)(3) social services organization","Subrecipient;","NW Florida (Tallahassee/Leon County)","Hunger relief and nutrition education; homelessness prevention and housing counseling; economic stability and development","Seeking grant assistance for energy savings & improvements such as higher-efficiency HVAC units, LED lighting, smart switches, weatherization updates."]
[null,"Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens","jmalcom@hillwoodmuseum.org","202-243-3944","Museum","Subrecipient;","Washington DC","Historic home and visual arts museum with a private collection and special exhibitions","• Energy audit of Hillwood's historic mansion with building envelope thermal performance and air barrier evaluation\n• Window and door investigation\n• Energy and water use assessment\n• Recommended treatments for upgrading the building envelope, windows, and building systems"]
[null,"Littleton Community Center","littletoncommunitycenter@gmail.com","603-444-5711","Nonprofit Community Center","Subrecipient;","Littleton, NH and adjacent towns in Grafton and Coos County","Offers rooms for meetings and gatherings of local or regional clubs, groups, or families, with preference given to nonprofit groups.","1884 building recently had Level 2 Energy Audit, which identified multiple needs for energy retrofit, including insulation, repair of historic window, door weather stripping, installation of heat pumps in offices, renovation of steam heat system, switch from conventional hot water heater to hybrid hot water heater.  LCC does not have the funds to perform the retrofit."]
[null,"Congregation Bet Haverim","director@bethaverim.org","530-758-0842","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Northern California, Davis, Sacramento","n/a (We are a nonprofit who would benefit by becoming a subrecipient.)","We have an aging campus (1960s era) with very poor energy envelope performance.  We are interested in the many envelope improvements that might be covered by this grant program (windows, insulation, air sealing, etc.)"]
[null,"Bronx House","janice@bronxhouse.org","7187921800","Community Center","Subrecipient;","Bronx, NY","Bronx House is the longest-running community center in the Bronx offering dynamic educational, health, recreational and cultural programs that are enriching and meaningful. Our programs serve toddlers to older adults.","Bronx House is seeking to replace its aging boiler with an energy efficient one to better serve the more than 8,000 Bronx residents who come through our doors each year. Energy savings will free up resources to provide more programs to our low and moderate income neighbors. "]
[null,"San Luis Obispo Museum of Art","eellis@sloma.org","(805) 543-8562","Arts nonprofit 501c3 organization","Subrecipient;","California Central Coast","Contemporary art, youth and adult visual arts education, community programming, public art installations","Our building currently has no HVAC system, hindering our ability to fulfill our mission by borrowing artwork for exhibitions and leading summer programming for kids and adults, as well as our operational goal of earning income through facility rentals. Being able to stabilize heat and humidity levels is vital for an exhibiting institution. \n\nWe have instituted passive heat reduction measures where possible but we need to take active measures to create a safe, secure environment for the artworks and our visitors. We are exploring all environmentally-friendly options including heat pumps and solar power to replace an old gas-powered heating system. "]
[null,"Girl Scouts of Western Washington","braas-bergquist@girlscoutsww.org","206-852-6743","501c3","Subrecipient;","Washington State","Girl Scouts of western Washington builds girls and gender expansive youth of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.","We are replacing the roofs Camp Robbinswold on Washington state's Hood Canal to make the onsite buildings more energy efficient. "]
[null,"Skokie Valley Agudath Jacob","Ravari@svaj.org","(847) 674-3473","Religious non profit (synagogue)","Subrecipient;","Skokie, Illinois ","Serving the Jewish community and broader Chicago area ","We currently have many energy inefficient lights and windows in our building. We would like to replace them to help protect our planet and to enable us to use the saved energy costs to further our mission. "]
[null,"United Way Fresno and Madera Counties","info@uwfm.org","5592445710","Non Profit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","West Coast","Extensive experience supporting a range of CBOs. Partnership and collaboration with diverse stakeholders. Leveraging funds to support nonprofits.","We have a large building that houses our headquarters and multiple small nonprofits. This building is in need of solar, energy efficiency and other upgrades to support more nonprofits in the center."]
[null,"University United Methodist Church","creationcare@theuumc.org","7858259505","Non-profit, faith-based","Subrecipient;","Saline County, Kansas","Community service, food security, creation care, community outreach","The mission of University UMC is to serve Christ, Campus, & Community for the transformation of the world. We envision UUMC as dynamic, multi-cultural church for all ages and stages of life, transforming our campus, community, and world through the sharing of our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness.\nOne of the ways the UUMC serves the community is by providing fresh food to those in need. UUMC's Creation Care team wants our church to become more sustainable, starting with the building, which is in dire need of an energy audit to inform weatherization needs and updating on its a/c systems, furnace, efficient lighting, water-saving fixtures, etc, since our building is 105 years old. The UUMC is also part of the Kansas Wesleyan University Campus, providing support to its 800 students, as well as the surrounding community.\nWe are looking for a Prime recipient that can help us achieve such needed changes in our community.\n"]
[null,"Alaska Pacific University","sglascott@alaskapacific.edu","907-564-8884","Private, 501(c)3, Tribal-serving University","Subrecipient;","Anchorage, Alaska","Founded in 1959, Alaska Pacific University promotes the fullest development of its students through student-centered, experiential learning in liberal arts and professional programs.","Upgrade critical on-campus facilities for energy efficiency including replacing the Grant Hall boilers, Atwood North and South dormitories’ heating systems, and the Grant Hall Theatre HVAC, electrical, and lighting systems."]
[null,"Community Resilience Hub at Kansas Wesleyan University","info.crh@kwu.edu","7858334519","Non profit, higher education","Subrecipient;Partner;","Saline County, Central Kansas","academic excellence, social responsibility, sustainability, community resilience","The Community Resilience Hub is finalizing its first Campus Scan through the STARS/AASHE framework, and is creating a campus sustainability plan with a net zero pathway and plans to update and make its campus more resilient. The Community Resilience Hub wishes to be a subrecipient to raise funds for those improvements, as well as a partner to convene other organizations and promote decreasing the footprint of collaborators in our area."]
[null,"Yeshiva Toras Chaim","Office@ytcte.org","3059445344","Religious School ","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","Southeast USA/Florida ","Energy Savings\nConstruction\nBuilding Design\nEnergy Systems\nAbility to review and process applications\n","Our school has 3 buildings and 50k sf of space and over 50 a/c units which run all year.\nWe have a talented and capable office staff to review help process applications.\nWe also have an expert administrator who is a consultant for other schools in these matters.\n"]
[null,"Energy Outreach Colorado","lilderton@energyoutreach.org","3038258750","Private Nonprofit 501c3","Prime recipient;","Colorado","EOC manages energy efficiency upgrades for nonprofits across the state of Colorado, provides technical assistance for on-site and off-site renewable energy programs, and has been administering demand side management programs since 2009 directly targeted toward nonprofits that provide support and services to disadvantaged communities. ","Energy Outreach Colorado (EOC)—a statewide organization that provides vital resources to income-qualifying households across Colorado — noticed that  local nonprofits serving vulnerable individuals were often struggling to pay their high energy bills. This burden put them at risk of having to cut programs, support fewer people or lose their facility.  To tackle this problem, EOC created its Nonprofit Energy Efficiency Program (NEEP) in 2006. Originally supported by the City of Denver to provide energy efficiency upgrades for 12 nonprofits today, NEEP is funded by leveraging dollars and resources from a diverse group of partners and provides retrofits to 65 nonprofit organizations annually. To qualify for NEEP, nonprofits must directly pay their energy bills and serve local limited-income communities. EOC identified building ownership as a barrier to participation as many nonprofits do not own the building in which they operate. To ensure that program outcomes will remain a benefit to the organization for some time, EOC requires nonprofits to have a lease with at least three years remaining or provide a letter of support from the building owner in order to participate in the program."]
[null,"CollectiveSun","info@collectivesun.com","888-980-CSUN (2786)","We have both for-profit and nonprofit entities.","Partner;","USA (nationwide)","Solar (PV) financing and technical assistance","We can help nonprofits who want to go solar with solar financing solutions and technical assistance."]
[null,"Idaho Sustainability and Energy Coalition","stephw@idahosec.org","208-521-5759","Non-profit","Prime recipient;Partner;","Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah (Intermountain West)","Project Management, technical support, energy conservation, HVAC, engineering support","ISEC is an organization of technical, management, and business professionals working to assist people and organizations in Idaho and the Intermountain West with the transition to clean energy in economically sustainable ways.  We are helping nonprofits find economical solutions to clean energy and energy savings."]
[null,"Greywood Consulting Corp","lorna.anderson@greywood.us","561","Program Management Consulting","Partner;"," United States","Greywood is a team of experienced PMI certified Project Management Professionals. We specialize in successfully managing enterprise programs & projects for a variety of companies and organizations.","Greywood is an experienced team of PMI certified Project Management Professionals (PMPs).  We specialize in technology implementation and business process design projects, and have extensive expertise designing, implementing and managing projects for a variety of companies and organizations of all sizes.  Greywood’s Project Managers are experts at advising both new and growing companies, and have the track record and experience to execute projects at any scale. We pride ourselves on our adaptability, foresight, and practical knowledge on how to work fast, be thorough, and never miss our target"]
[null,"WQED Multimedia","sponsor@wqed.org","(412) 622-1300","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)/Public Media","Subrecipient;","Western Pennsylvania","PBS affiliate, community-supported television and FM radio broadcasting, local and national film and video production, educational program development/execution, community engagement, teen filmmaking/content creation training","WQED is seeking to replace the aging, leaky roof over the Fred Rogers Studio, where Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was produced for more than 30 years. The studio is used for filming productions that enrich and inform local and national audiences, training middle and high school filmmakers as the home of WQED Film Academy, and hosting educational programs for children, parents, and educators, as well as community events for WQED and other organizations in the region. Repairing the studio’s roof will ensure the space remains usable and viable in the future."]
[null,"Roanoke Valley SPCA","mail@rvspca.org","(540) 339-9247","Animal Welfare/Shelter","Subrecipient;","Southwest Virginia","Animal Welfare\nAnimal Shelter\nHumane Education\nPet Retention Program","Our organization is a prime candidates for the installation of solar panels.  As a non-profit our electric utility bill is 19% of our operating budget, this is a staggering figure.  With solar panels, we could drastically reduce our electric consumption and improve the environment and help even more animals with the freed up funds!"]
[null,"The Arc Jefferson - St. Lawrence","macarpenter@thearcjslc.org","315-836-1363","non-profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Northern New York, specifically Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties","We provide a full spectrum of services to children and adults with developmental disabilities essential to their development, wellbeing and quality of life","With 51 residential and three, large, day program sites throughout both counties, our continued need for upgrades which offer energy efficiency is great.  We are undertaking a large scale effort to update our sites with modernized HVAC, windows, doors, light fixtures and roofs.  This project will improve energy efficiency thereby decreasing our energy costs, consumption and carbon footprint.  Considering this project is estimated at nearly $15 million, assistance through this grant program would provide meaningful and vital support for our project.  We are the primary service organization for people with disabilities in Northern New York."]
[null,"Signal Centers, Inc.","sande_lambert@signalcenters.org","4236988528","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Chattanooga, Tennessee","Our Mission: Strengthening children, adults and families through services focusing on disabilities, early childhood education and self-sufficiency","Our main campus building has several antiquated, inefficient BARD units which heat and cool early childhood classrooms which need replacing. \n\nA collective communication and control approach to all HVAC units that includes programming capabilities and remote monitoring and control would be valuable to reduce unnecessary power consumption. It would also help avoid strain on HVAC systems, which would extend the life of the units. \n\nAnother need is insulation. Although we have drop ceilings with R21 insulation bats laid on top of the ceiling tile, there is essentially no buffer between the uninsulated attic spaces and the classrooms and offices below.\n"]
[null,"Manhattanville College","samara.ungar@mville.edu","9143235231","private non-profit 4-year college","Subrecipient;","Westchester County, NY; Greater NYC Metro","Designated a Hispanic-Serving Institution in 2021, Manhattanville's mission is to educate ethical and socially responsible leaders in a global community. ","Buildings on Manhattanville's campus are in need of numerous upgrades to make the campus more energy efficient. Our project list includes: \n1.\tChange lighting to LED\n2.\tChange to more efficient A/C units\n3.\tReplace boilers\n4.\tRelace furnaces\n5.\tReplace steam in dining hall with efficient renewable energy\n6.\tLighting panels to go on auto when entering room\n7.\tLED timers for lighting\n8.\tRenewable security cameras\nManhattanville would be interested in participating in projects encompassing any of the above.\n\n"]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Benton County","Info@bgcbentoncounty.org","479-273-7187","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Northwest Arkansas","After school and summer youth development","Energy efficiency Upgrades to 4 facilities including but not limited to window replacement and HVAC improvements. "]
[null,"County of Cheshire","sbansley@co.cheshire.nh.us","6033553023","Local government","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","New Hampshire, southwest corner of state","Varied","Varied"]
[null,"West Central Wisconsin Community Action Agency, Inc.","westcap@wcap.org","715-598-4750","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin, west central","Community Action Agency serving 9 WI counties since 1966. Community Housing Development Organization with dozens of affordable housing properties and rentals to retrofit.","We work to lift individuals and families out of poverty and to create a more just and sustainable society.  We have four buildings from which our nonprofit operates - main office from the 1970s, a weatherization warehouse, food pantry, and satellite office that are all outdated and need energy upgrades.  We also own and manage multiple rental properties across seven counties and have 15 years of energy upgrade experience as a Community Housing Development Organization. We have done several retrofit jobs to our properties over the years but never to our own buildings, as our core federal funding does not allow."]
[null,"Community Courtyard","jpatrico@gmail.com","816-806-4612","501(C)(3) community center","Subrecipient;","Plattsburg, Missouri, which is in Clinton County, a rural county in northwest corner of state","Board includes a CPA, financial consultant, police officer and city alderman. We applied for, received and administered a large tax incentive program. \n\n","The historic circa 1850s Community Courtyard is a hub for social and charitable activities in our small rural community. We house the area’s food pantry and senior citizen yoga (well-being) classes. We are an official designated emergency gather-and-shelter site for the area. Our town festivals and charities use our building for communitywide, intergenerational activities. We work on a barebones donation-based budget that we supplement by venue rentals. One of our goals is to lower utility costs for our 12,000 square foot building by installing solar panels, which could power the building in everyday and emergency situations. Cost estimate $65,000."]
[null,"Select Power Systems","info@selectpowersystems.com","864-619-1274","WOSB engineering firm","Partner;","east US","Energy efficiency such as insulation and weatherization and switching to more efficient lighting.","Select Power Systems is a SBA certified EDWOSB, SDB, WBE, and  WOSB looking to be a partner to help a prime improve the energy efficiency 501 (c) (3)s.  We are the #powertomakeadifference."]
[null,"Downeast Community Partners","dcp@dcpcap","2076642424","Community Action Program","Prime recipient;","Hancock County & Washington County, Maine","Our Housing Division specializes in Energy Efficiency. EPA-Certified Lead-Safe Firm. Building Performance Institute Certified Personnel. HVAC, Indoor Air Quality, etc.  ","We will use the funding to remodel to a more energy efficient office and training space for our Housing Division and our State recognized Weatherization Technician Training Program, replacing our antiquated heating system and our inadequate lighting, etc.\nDowneast Community Partners has years of proven experience in managing, monitoring and evaluating grants. We have the infrastructure and capacity to manage any grant from thousands to millions. \n\n"]
[null,"Delaware Sustainble Utility-Energize Delawarfe","jim.purcell@empowergrantde.org","3027247033","Non Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Delaware","The mission is to help identify and support collaborative ways to bring clean, cost-saving energy to underserved communities; train a new, diverse workforce for clean energy jobs; and link energy efficiency to healthy and safe homes. ","1.\tCommunity Convener, Curator, Engagement and Collaboration – regular meetings, communications, database maintenance, conferences and “connect the dots” activities to facilitate collaboration and awareness of all Delaware clean energy initiatives.\n\n2.\tTechnical Assistance, Education, Training and Community Outreach through sponsorship matching grants, strategic deployment of public assets and creative project development, Energy Equity Fund will support\n\n•\tEasing the Energy Burden\n•\tMaking homes energy efficient, healthy and safe\n•\tOpen access to clean and renewable energy\n•\tCreate and Sustain Energy efficiency and Clean energy jobs\n\n3.\tResource Development, Funding Partnerships and Grant-making – through its Empowerment Grant, ENERGIZE DE will serve as the steward of making energy a tool for impact:\n•\tCarbon Reduction and Climate Resiliency\n•\tEnergy efficient, healthy and safe homes\n•\tSocial and Economic Development through support for clean and renewable job creation\n"]
[null,"Pillars Community Health","info@pchcares.org","708.745.5277","501 (c )(3) nonprofit organization. Provides community-based medical, dental, behavioral health and domestic and sexual violence services","Subrecipient;","suburban Cook County, Illinois","Primary medical, preventive and restorative dental, mental health and substance use disorder services, domestic and sexual violence services, prevention/health education & outreach, and benefits assistance","Pillars Community Health is renovating several buildings in western Cook County for provision of physical and behavioral health services and renovation of Constance Morris House, our Domestic Violence shelter.  With all these projects, we are looking to integrate energy efficient systems (lighting, heat, A/C) to promote sustainability and lower energy costs.  "]
[null,"High Point Treatment Center, Inc.","dmumbauer@hptc.org","774-628-1095 ","501(c)(3) non-profit organization ","Prime recipient;","Southeastern Massachusetts","High Point offers inpatient, outpatient, residential and community-based services, regardless of an individual's ability to pay for these services. Community and outpatient services provide care to youth, as well as adults by meeting individuals where they are at through in person and tele health care. High Point serves some of the most vulnerable individuals throughout the Commonwealth, offering services out of three main hubs including: Brockton, Plymouth, New Bedford.","High Point seeks to make significant energy improvements utilizing sustainable technologies such as solar panels to be installed on our three main campuses. High Point has implemented energy efficiency projects through National Grid and other large providers to reduce energy waste. High Point has the ability to provide technical assistance to other like-minded organizations implementing similar upgrades."]
[null,"Grafton School, Inc.","wilsonwa@grafton.org","540/542-0200","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Virginia","Private School & Adult Program that provides services for individuals with various disabilities.","We are looking to replace a HVAC Chiller at our Berryville Campus Treatment Center and aging Heat Pump systems in our Group Homes and School."]
[null,"Don Harrington Discovery Center","kdaniels@dhdc.org","8063559547","Science Center","Subrecipient;","Texas","Informal education, STEM programming, science and nature exhibits","Adding solar capabilities to roof and wind and solar capabilities to newly acquired nature center."]
[null,"Goodwill Industries of the Greater Chattanooga Area","info@goodwillchatt.org","4236292501","Nonprofit - workforce development","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Southeast Tennessee and northwest Georgia","GIGCA boasts over a decade of federal grant program management and experienced staff and board members in the energy-efficiency field.","GIGCA moved into a new-to-us building that we have reopened as Goodwill's Opportunity Campus. While we have opened to the public and are helping people get jobs and advance their careers, the heating, cooling, and lighting systems are severely outdated and in need of updating and upgrading for our 80,000 square foot building. We are also building training programs to upskill job seekers in green energy and clean infrastructure, so this overlap may empower community members to get hands-on experience while simultaneously preparing our company's headquarters for the future."]
[null,"SEEED Inc","seeedknox@gmail.com","8657665185","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Partner;","East Tennessee","Community Engagement\nWeatherization Experience\n","SEEED is a local 501c3 non profit operating in East Tennessee. Our mission statement is to provide pathways out of poverty for young adults through career readiness training, community engagement, and environmental education. We have fostered several partnerships through our work, and feel confident in aggregating a list of other nonprofits that could benefit from weatherization. We are also able to potentially provide support as a Partner for a Prime Recipient with better capacity to form a portfolio in our operating area. "]
[null,"LifeLab Kids ","contactus@lifelabkids.org","248-629-4600","501(c)(3) non profit","Subrecipient;","Detroit Metro Michigan","We provide therapeutic services to children with developmental disabilities.","New roof, new windows, updated HVAC"]
[null,"Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center","info@marjcc.org","(305) 932-4200","Jewish Community Center","Subrecipient;","Miami-Dade County, Florida","Arts\nCulture\nHealth\nWellness\nSports\nJudaism\nEducation\nRecreation\nFaith\nCommunity Engagement","MARJCC hopes to implement energy-efficient lighting updates around its entire campus, including its 200-seat theater. With the support of our donors and the projected surplus of revenue in the upcoming years, MARJCC is able to meet a 20% cost share for this initiative, which will reduce energy consumption for decades to come.  "]
[null,"Madison Opera, Inc.","fenster@madisonopera.org","608 238-8085","501(c)3 - Professional Opera Company","Subrecipient;","Madison, WI ","Madison Opera produces three operas annually, as well as a free concert that reaches over 10,000 people and a wide range of education programming.","Madison Opera needs to upgrade the HVAC system in the Madison Opera Center, which we own.  The current system struggles to keep up with Wisconsin’s extreme temperature variations, causing frequent outages in extreme cold or heat.  A new system will be more reliable and safer for staff and performers, while also reducing energy consumption and providing financial savings.  "]
[null,"Moores Memorial Library","tvandenbosch@christianalibrary.org","610-593-6687","non-profit public library","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","none","We were hoping for help to put solar panels on our roof to lower our electric bill."]
[null,"Perkiomen Valley Library","glodekfamily@gmail.com (Meredith Glodek)","610-287-8360","Public Library","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County, Pennsylvania","Free services to all, including online resources, internet access, programs for children and adults, interlibrary loans, local attraction passes, hot spots, meeting space","Perkiomen Valley Library is a small library serving rural and suburban areas of Montgomery County and is a vital asset for downtown Schwenksville. Many of our patrons are low income and we have very limited municipal support. We desperately need to replace unreliable and aging infrastructure and upgrade energy efficiency. Our goal is to install an insulated handicap accessible front door system, replace 18 single-pane windows, and replace 2 older HVAC units.  We recently made major structural improvements ($600K) and are still paying this off.  Grant funding is the only way to afford these upgrades.  "]
[null,"El Centro de la Raza","development@elcentrodelaraza.org","206-957-4611","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","King County","Grant writing. Multi-service center. ","We would like to present a project for funding consideration. "]
[null,"Loans and Grants Help","loansgrants@outlook.com","956-360-3960","Small Business","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","USA","Project Management","We assist firms to complete grant applications:\n\n1.\tProject management of grant and loan application from start to finish\n2.\tCreate application template with client logo and branding\n3.\tCreate secure Dropbox site for document management\n4.\tCreate application plan with writing assignments and schedule\n5.\tAgency documentation of solicitation and Q&A\n6.\tFacilitate kick-off meeting and all status calls\n7.\tAssistance to complete the concept paper\n8.\tAssistance to complete full application\n9.\tAssistance to complete application forms\n10.\tAssistance to upload to agency portal\n11.\tAssistance with obtaining UEI and SAM.gov\n12.\tPackaging services\n13.\tAssistance with application compliance\n14.\tAssistance with application evaluation"]
[null,"Beth Samuel Jewish Center","bethsamueloffice@comcast.net","724-266-5238","Synagogue ","Subrecipient;","Pittsburgh, PA (western suburbs)","We are a happy to partner with others to use our facility as a proof-of-concept for this grant.","We are looking to reduce our energy costs. We think that my updating our roof to include solar panels will help us reduce our energy costs."]
[null,"Para la Naturaleza, Inc. ","kathleen@pln.org","787-722-5834","Nonprofit with 501 (c)(3) status","Subrecipient;","Puerto Rico ","Natural and historic/cultural resources conservation","The Puerto Rico Conservation Trust and Para la Naturaleza bring together every person who wants a sustainable future for Puerto Rico. We make transformative experiences in nature happen. We protect lands of high ecological value and encourage people to take responsibility for all our natural resources while pushing forward public policy for their protection. With more that fifty-two years working together with other organizations for the protection of nature in our islands, we have identified a common goal for every person committed to conservation.\n\nThis unique conservation trust fuels a movement to inspire people to connect with nature and, even more important, to take an active role in conserving our natural and human ecosystems, as well as our historical heritage. Para la Naturaleza protects over 36,000 acres of land in 68 natural protected areas around the islands of Puerto Rico thanks to the support from people like you. This ensures the conservation of the natural history of the islands. Over 2M people have been impacted through our tours, volunteer programs, visited our natural protected areas and through our community partnerships. Over 25,000 volunteers have taken part in our programs helping us with our conservation efforts through direct contact with nature and citizen science opportunities.\n"]
[null,"Maalka Inc.","info@maalka.com","208 249 4606","Small Business","Partner;","United States","Building benchmarking, energy efficiency and emissions tracking services","Augment community programs by providing building benchmarking through Energy Start Portfolio Manager and emissions target tracking."]
[null,"Zekelman Holocaust Center (Holocaust Memorial Center)","monica.brady@holocaustcenter.org","248-536-9613","museum/education center","Subrecipient;","Metro Detroit","Experience managing state- and federally-funded capital improvement projects. Licensed builder with a degree in electrical engineering on-site.","energy-efficient roof is the most critical need"]
[null,"The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Nativity","natsec@comcast.net","610-374-3230","Lutheran Church","Subrecipient;","1501 N. 13th St., Reading, PA  19604","A small congregation with strong community involvement: Head Start facility, outreach to neighborhood public schools and additional worship space for another congregation.","Most critical is we need an energy efficient HVAC system that would allow us to heat and cool the entire church facility. The old steam heat system installed in 1929 needs to be replaced with a more efficient, cleaner energy HVAC system. It is becoming more unreliable, inefficient and expensive to replace the corroded pipes and parts for the current heating system.\nThe classrooms and offices are currently using old window air conditioning units.  Our Fellowship Hall has no air conditioning.  \nWe need six sets of double entrance doors to replace the original old wooden doors that are very energy inefficient, allowing heat to escape constantly.\n\n"]
[null,"St. Louis de Montfort School","apena@sldmschool.org","8059375571","Private school","Subrecipient;","Santa Maria, CA","HVAC, electric and water efficiency","Our school was built in the 60's and has not had any facilities upgrades since then.  We feel our resource use is not efficient and could be improved."]
[null,"Teatown Lake Reservation","kcarter@teatown.org","(914) 762–2912","501C3 environmental organization","Subrecipient;","Westchester County, NY","Regional environmental organization with nature preserve and hiking trails. Habitat protection and restoration eﬀorts, education programs (field trips, camp, family/adult programs), events (Hudson River EagleFest), stewardship & research (deer, invasive species, habitat fragmentation).","As part of our capital campaign to upgrade our facilities, Teatown Lake Reservation intends to make a number of energy efficiency improvements including lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements. The improvements will not only improve our ongoing operational costs to heat and cool our nature center and educational facilities but will make us a public showcase for energy efficiency. \n\n"]
[null,"Inter-Cooperative Council","info@icc.coop","734-662-4414","Non Profit Housing Cooperative","Subrecipient;","Ann Arbor","Housing, Education, Democracy, Maintenance, Management","We want to generate energy on site at as many of our location as feasible."]
[null,"Beachwood Kehilla","kutoff@yeshivahigh.org","(216) 556-0010","Religous house of worship","Subrecipient;","Beachwood, Ohio","Education, religious programing","Update HVAC systems from their 1960's original installation to safe and energy-efficient systems  "]
[null,"Hispanic Affairs Project","info@hapgj.org","970-249-4115","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Montrose, CO","Community-based organization focused on promoting the integration of immigrants in Western Colorado through advocacy, leadership development, and the provision of key services.","The Hispanic Affairs Project purchased a 50-year-old building in 2022 to create a center for immigrant inclusion and we need to replace the original windows and all of the entryway and exterior doors. The air conditioning units are 20+ years old and also need replacing. We hope to create our new community center in a way that demonstrates our commitment to energy efficiency and responsibility so that we can be a model for our community."]
[null,"Orthodox Charitable and Educational Foundation","d.selby@saintandrewscamp.org","315-702-7550","Church camp and retreat","Subrecipient;","Rural Central New York","Christian children's camp and retreat center","Our needs include adding insulation to two dormitories, converting baseboard heat to ground source or air exchange heat pumps for one dormitory, adding new heat pumps to another dormitory and a chapel, and adding an electric car charging station."]
[null,"Meadows Eastside Community Resource Organization","admin@meadowseastside.org","773-540-8659","NFP","Subrecipient;","Chicago, South, Southeast","Workforce Development","Our goal is to equip individuals with the necessary expertise to effectively contribute to technical projects and trade programs, ultimately improving organizational performance and competitiveness. This can include training programs, workshops. and educational initiatives that focus on specific skills, or project management methodologies. In workforce development either technical or trade expertise involves enhancing the skills and knowledge of individuals in areas related to hands on training, procedures and guidelines. We aim to bridge the gap between the existing workforce capabilities and the evolving demands of the industry."]
[null,"Rutland Area Christian School","garyb@boarderlineinsanity.com","8023538527","501 c(3) non-profit Pre-K - 12th grade school","Subrecipient;","Vermont / New England","Working to reduce our energy costs and our carbon footprint while educating our students and community of the benefits and application of this type of energy efficiency project.","Need to replace 2 fuel oil boilers circa 1960 which use more than 12,000 gallons of oil per heating season with an energy efficient Wood Pellet system. Some funding has been raised through both local fund raising as well as committed grants from several organizations to complete this project but we are looking for additional funds to be able to proceed with the installation of these new boilers this year."]
[null,"Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee on Anti-Poverty of San Diego County Inc. (MAAC)","giving@maacproject.org","619-426-3595","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Southern California, San Diego County","MAAC has been providing weatherization and home improvement measures at no cost to income-eligible families throughout San Diego since 1978 to reduce energy consumption. ","In 2022, MAAC invested $1.7 million to weatherize 976 homes in San Diego County. Services include the replacement of inefficient appliances, window sealing or replacement, weather-stripping of doors, and replacement of insulation. MAAC's Energy Auditors assess the residence for energy conservation needs. A typical inspection includes testing the home for air leakage and a combustion appliance evaluation. Staff determine which services are most cost effective and discuss a work plan with the residents. Our certified work crew completes the prescribed measures at no cost."]
[null,"United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona","teddi@unitedwaytucson.org","1-520-903-9000","Nonprofit 501c3","Prime recipient;Partner;","Tucson and Southern Arizona","Experience as lead agency on federal grants with subgrantees (including technical support, reporting, project management); backbone/convener/community engagement expertise (including identifying partners, forming and supporting coalitions).","United Way of Tucson responds to our community’s needs, transforms lives and brings long-lasting systemic change by focusing on the underlying issues. We fight for education, financial wellness, equality and health for all in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Our role as the community convener enables us to serve more than 300,000 people each year by forming strategic partnerships and being the catalyst for needed, positive change.  We provide funding to help maintain the financial stability of partner agencies and offer facilitation and technical support to many large, cross-sector community collaboratives.  Last year United Way of Tucson celebrated 100 years of uniting people, ideas and resources."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Central Arkansas","cdoramus@arclubs.org","501-666-8816","Non-profit - Out of School Time program for youth","Subrecipient;","Central Arkansas - Pulaski County","Out of School Time programs for youth between the ages of 6-18 focusing on academic, healthy lifestyles, character development, leadership skills and recreation.  We have 5 clubs in the central Arkansas area ","HVAC upgrades, new roof, door and window replacements, lighting upgrades"]
[null,"mHUB","team@mhubchicago.com","(312) 248-8701","Innovation Center / Incubator","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","Hardtech product and startup development, including climate and energy technologies, building technologies, etc. ","mHUB is relocating to a 100 year old manufacturing facility in an Opportunity Zone in late 2023 and is looking to undertake a series of energy-efficiency projects to upgrade the facility."]
[null,"Seeds for the Sol","Julie@seedsforthesol.org","541-207-2219","501(c)3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Mid Willamette Valley.  Woodburn to Ashland, Newport to Bend.","10 years providing outreach, guidance and funding for under-represented and LMI clients to increase participation in incentives and energy efficiency upgrades.","Seeds For The Sol (SFTS) needs funding for a proven revolve loan program, utilizing zero interest and Pay-As-You-Save (PAYS) loan repayment. The SFTS program relies on donations and low interest loans to provide gap funding to increase participation in energy efficiency incentives for people who are typically excluded. Increased funding can expand services and have a greater impact on LMI clients in a broader demographic. SFTS has aided over 200 LMI clients utilizing revolve loans and has experienced zero default.  SFTS provides access with zero impact on monthly budget. Revolve loans retain power of perpetual motion. "]
[null,"A Better Me Basic Skills for Life","cadams@abettermebsfl.org","281-832-0535","Teen/Young Adult Life Skills Education ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Houston, Texas","Life Skills Teen Development: Etiquette, Post-High, School Help, Job Skills Training, Financial Literacy, & Relationship Building. Skills to help teens become more successful adults.","The life skills program needs to continue making meaningful impacts on the lives of teens. Through our comprehensive program, we address critical areas such as etiquette, chivalry, dress for success, college, and workforce preparation, finding one's passion, job acquisition and retention, financial literacy, and relationship management. This grant, can expand our reach and serve more teens, equipping them with essential skills for personal and professional success. We can enhance our curriculum, with eBooks, apps, and materials, and offer more training. We can continue to make a lasting difference in their lives, preparing them for a brighter future."]
[null,"OperaDelaware","bcooke@operade.org","3024427807","Non Profit - Arts","Subrecipient;Partner;","Wilmington, DE","Opera Production","OperaDelaware would like to replace drafty old windows on its rehearsal facility with more energy efficient options"]
[null,"CHI St. Luke's-The Woodlands Hospital","gentry.woodard@commonspirit.org","936-266-2000","Non-profit Hospital","Prime recipient;","Houston: The Woodlands","Facility Operations Manager: Jason Jetton\n","Provide and Replace (1) Temp, Humidity, Occupancy Sensor\nTerminate newly installed Temp, Humidity, Occupancy Sensor Sensor onto SA Bus of Existing VMA Controller\nProvide and Install (1) RA modulating damper actuator\nPull wire from RA Actuator to Existing VMA Controller\nProvide and BACnet Compatible Install Room Pressure Monitor\nProvide and Install 2 Sensors comparing pressure in the OR and the Hallway and link to Room Pressure Monitor\nIntegrate Room Pressure Monitor via BACnet \nPull in points from Room Pressure Monitor\nProvide and Install (1) red/green light assembly outside OR Room\nProvide and Install all necessary relays and enclosures for red/green light assembly\nProgram for correct operation of red green light assembly\nPull wire from controller to red green light command\nProgram for OR Air Changes for Occupied and Unoccupied Modes\nVerify Operation\n"]
[null,"The Salvation Army- Knoxville Area Command","kayla.klein@uss.salvationarmy.org","865-525-9401","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","East Tennessee","Providing hope and restoring lives for over 120 years through shelter programs, counseling, social services, emergency assistance, youth programs, and Christmas programs. ","Our current facilities were built in 1994, so we are looking to replace items such as the boiler and windows to increase efficiency and reduce utility bills. We also had many pipes burst during the cold weather this past winter, so we would be looking into options for ensuring this does not happen again. The men's shelter building is our highest priority, but we also have two other buildings (women's domestic violence shelter and activities center) in need of repairs."]
[null,"Lubavitch on the Palisades","robin@lotpnj.org","2018711152 x507","Religious Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Tenafly","n/a","HVAC system needs desperate upgrading"]
[null,"Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum","museum@aahom.org","(734) 995-5439","non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest","STEM based programming for preschool through elementary children and families","As a 501c3 nonprofit owning a building in downtown Ann Arbor, we stand ready to improve our space and update infrastructure to be more energy efficent and lessen our environmental footprint. We are actively working along many tracks to find funding and make this happen. As a STEM education focused entity, we see ways to bring this change to our constituency of over 350,000 individuals annually, creating hands-on exhibits and educaitonal experiences around alternative energy, carbon emissions and lessening the impact of businesses and downtowns across America. This work could be readily shared and replicable at other childrens museums and science centers as part of this project."]
[null,"First Universalist Church of Denver","John@Bringenberg.com","720-289-3289","Affiliated Church","Subrecipient;","Denver","We convene and conduct outreach for low carbon goals and strategies for houses of worship","We need to add heat pumps to our building"]
[null,"Inter-Cooperative Council ","gm@icc.coop","734-662-4414","Housing Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Ann Arbor","Housing, Maintenance, Education, Property Management","We have 19 properties that average 120 years old.  We house 556 people when full, many of whom come from low income households.  There is plenty to do to increase our energy efficiency."]
[null,"New Opportunities, Inc.","ggrullon@newoppinc.org","203-575-4285","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","Multi-site Community Action Agency serving low income individuals in 24+ towns across Connecticut through Weatherization, Energy, Basic Needs, and more programs.","We are seeking to update our facilities to improve energy efficiency through various improvements including window replacements, HVAC updates and retrofitting of modern lighting on four buildings which include offices, program facilities, and an Early Childhood Development Center. This project will enable us to decrease the cost of powering our facilities. The resulting savings are then able to be reinvested into our organization to increase our organizational capacity and maximize the impact of our services to the community."]
[null,"STAR Center, Inc.","grants@star-center.org","731-668-3888","non-profit","Subrecipient;","West Tennessee","Statewide provider for Assistive Technology Services","energy efficient windows, energy efficient lighting, new doors at every entrance that are energy efficient"]
[null,"Upper Valley Land Trust","contactus@uvlt.org","6036436626","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northern New England - Upper Valley region","The Upper Valley Land Trust exists to conserve, protect and steward the Upper Valley region's lands for the health and resilience of nature and people.","UVLT owns its office building, but many of the systems are dated.  UVLT would like to conduct an energy audit to see what possible energy savings could be realized.  We plan ... at a minimum to replace the furnace and modernize the heating system for the building.  Other energy-saving updates TBD."]
[null,"Hartford Bishops' Foundation/Archdiocese of Hartford","amy.brough@aohct.org","860-716-2675","501©3 working to advance the mission of the parishes, schools and social ministries of the Archdiocese of Hartford","Prime recipient;","Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury/Litchfield Counties of Connecticut","Historic building maintenance and property assessment\nCapital planning and budgeting\nRisk Management\nEnergy Conservation\nLeveraging shared assets and resources to achieve cost efficiencies\nServing multiple mission-aligned community organizations with varied needs\nNeeds assessment and substantiation, grant evaluation, grant administration, audit and reporting","The Archdiocese of Hartford serves 131 parishes, 48 schools enrolling nearly 12,000 students, and approximately 470,000 Connecticut residents.  An overwhelming majority of facilities are historic in nature, relying on original and inefficient infrastructure.  \n\nAs a prime-recipient, the AOH and HBF will be able to target funding to sub-recipients with the highest need and where grants will have the greatest return on investment.  Projects will include upgrades to lighting, HVAC, windows, boilers, roofing, and appliances, all of which will increase energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and footprint, lengthen material \"shelf-life\" thereby reducing impact on landfills, and generate cost savings that can be reinvested into programs and services.\n\nOf the 185 federally identified Disadvantaged Communities (DAC) in Connecticut, 113 fall within the auspices of the Archdiocese of Hartford.  Therefore, funded projects will significantly advance the goals of the Justice40 Initiative."]
[null,"GEMM COMM","khalid@gemmcomm.org","2402818857","501c3 tax exempt","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Maryland, Mid-Atlantic, National","Energy masterplanning (technical & financial), program design and project implementation.","GEMM COMM is a mission-driven developer of energy saving and generating measures in the small-to-medium sized business community. We have capacity to assist other non profits meet sustainability objectives and other resiliency goals. We are seeking partnerships with other prime or sub recipients to deliver technical and financial assistance that accelerate energy transition or achieve compliance. "]
[null,"Central City Opera House Association","ppantos@centralcityopera.org","303-292-6500","501c3","Subrecipient;","Central City, Colorado (Gilpin County)","Creating exceptional opera, musical theater\nDelivering engaging artistic, educational programs \nCelebrating diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility\nPreserving our historic properties \nCultivating emerging opera singers and performers","Central City Opera (1932) is the fifth oldest professional opera company in the country and is renowned for its world-class productions, young artist training program, and creative education and community engagement. The summer festival takes place in Central City, Colorado (only 35 miles west of Denver) where the company owns and maintains 27 Victorian-era properties, including the intimate 550-seat jewel box opera house built in 1878. Our current focus is on the renovation of the historic Williams Stables into a black box theatre which would diversify our programming opportunities and allow us to expand to year-round performances."]
[null,"Volunteer Ministry Center, Inc.","mramey@vmcinc.org","865-524-3926","social services - homelessness","Subrecipient;","Knoxville, Tennessee","Permanent supportive housing facility with 57 apartments for formerly chronically homeless individuals with a moderate disability","HVAC is over 10 years old and in need of replacement with an energy efficient system"]
[null,"Friends of the Genoa Tower","jamie@becentro.com","303-345-8285","501c3","Subrecipient;","Genoa, Colorado, Lincoln County (Eastern Plains of Colorado) ","Tourism\nHistoric Preservation\nCreative and cultural programming\nArtist in Residency Program\nRural economic development","The World’s Wonder View Tower is an historic former wayside attraction located in Genoa, adjacent to I-70. We are seeking funding to rehabilitate the Tower building. The future use will include a visitor’s center, museum, gift shop, community spaces, a small café, performance area and artist in residency lodging. Once open, resources generated from tours, the gift shop and rentals will provide funds to maintain the facility.\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Rusk County","Peggy S. McAlister","903.655.2112","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Rural","Technical expertise\nProficiency in software programs for managing member data, such as club management systems or kid trax. Knowledge of educational software programs for tutoring and mentoring.\nProgrammatic: \nAbility to design and implement afters school programs and activities that align with the club's mission and goals. ","Our Boys & Girls Club building is over 100 years old, and we're looking for ways to reduce our energy costs and improve the sustainability of our operations. One area where we believe we can make significant improvements is our lighting system. Currently, we're using outdated lighting fixtures and bulbs that are inefficient and consume a lot of energy. We're interested in upgrading to energy-efficient LED  lighting, which will not only reduce our energy usage but also provide better lighting quality and reduce maintenance costs."]
[null,"Historic New England","grants@historicnewengland.org","617-994-5954","Museums/Historic Preservation","Subrecipient;","New England, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island","Museums, preservation, historic preservation, education, collections, archives","Historic New England owns, protects, and interprets thirty-eight historic house museums spanning four centuries of architectural styles and five New England states, plus the Historic New England Center for Preservation and Collections in Haverhill, MA. Historic New England takes care of 160 buildings with 2,903 windows, 147 chimneys, 67 heating systems, and 284,228 square feet of roofs, and would use funding from the Renew America's Nonprofits program to address high priority energy efficiency improvements across its collection of public historic sites as the organization works to advance its ambitious climate action and carbon neutrality goals."]
[null,"The Garage Community & Youth Center","info@garageyouthcenter.org","610-444-6464","Non-profit youth development and community organization","Subrecipient;","Southern Chester County, Pennsylvania","GYC provides academic, vocational, social-emotional, and life skills support to middle and high school students in the AGSD and KCSD areas. ","GYC is seeking funds for replacing windows and a dated HVAC system in our Avondale, PA facility. "]
[null,"Lawrence Technological University","gwenzinge@ltu.edu","2482042157","Accredited Higher Education private 501c3","Subrecipient;","Midwest","University maintaines over 20 academic, residential, and office buildings as part of its campus","Our head of campus facilities indicates that replacement of boilers would offer the most significant energy reduction as some are 40 or more years old"]
[null,"Hosanna House, Inc.","jennifers@hosannahouse.org","412.342.1334","501c3","Subrecipient;","Allegheny County, PA","National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accredited and PA Keystone 4 Star Child Development Center, Educational Improvement Organization programs including Aviation and Makerspace for children and youth, health and human services hub, multiple facility management including leasing and event rentals.","Hosanna House, Inc. has a 125,000 square feet facility that was a former middle school built in the 1910s. The building houses multiple health and human services agencies and a Child Development Center. We are seeking support to bring our facility up to state-of-the-art standards in energy efficiency. \t"]
[null,"NEHDA, Inc","nehda@nehda.org","315-425-1032","501(c)3 Neighborhood Preservation Corporation","Subrecipient;","Syracuse, NY (specifically the Northside)","We provide assistance with finding and paying for housing, signing up for benefits, small business support, diapers, and more.","We would love to Update the furnaces, water heaters, lighting, windows, and sealing for our office, the 3 apartments above, and our two-family building."]
[null,"Buffalo Zoo","smorgan@buffalozoo.org","7168373900","Zoological Society","Subrecipient;","Western New York","The Buffalo Zoo's is a conservation organization and cultural attraction that serves the WNY region. As the must visited cultural site in the area outside of Niagara Falls, the Buffalo Zoo serves 400,000 visitors each calendar year. Our vision is to be a center of conservation excellence, providing leadership to secure a future where wildlife thrives. ","The Buffalo Zoo was largely constructed during the Works Progress Administration and has significant needs from an energy standpoint. The Zoo continues to work on the installation of new roofs, skylights, windows, and much more. The Buffalo Zoo is also in the process of assessing the electric and mechanical infrastructure to address deferred maintenance and improve the facility’s energy efficiency, life safety, and animal welfare. A proposed analysis and study will soon be launched and completed in partnership with contractor within a 4 to 6 month time frame through a NYSERDA Flexible Technical Assistance (FlexTech) Program cost-shared study effort."]
[null,"Lincoln County Public Libraries Foundation","foundation@lincolncountylibraries.com","406-293-2778","501(c)3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Lincoln County, Montana","Public library, Literacy services, Technology assistance, Community organization","We are in need of energy efficient upgrades to our windows, lighting and HVAC systems at 3 branch locations. We would also be interested in putting solar panels on our roof, but the roof itself would need addressed."]
[null,"Friends Center Corporation","info@friendscentercorp.org","(215) 241-7100","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Friends Center manages a LEED Platinum-certified green office building and house of worship, including a geothermal HVAC system.","Friends Center wants to retrocommission the existing HVAC components and controls (other than the geothermal wells themselves) and, where feasible, to upgrade components to increase energy efficiency."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Bend","kbarrientos@bgccb.org","361-853-2505","501 c 3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Corpus Christi, TX","After school & Summer programs for youth ages 6--18","We need to replace an HVAC unit that is over 25 years old. We have repaired it, but it is o n it's last leg."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Harlingen, texas","bclub@rgv.rr.com","956-428-4183","Boys and Girls Club- youth service","Subrecipient;","South Texas- Cameron County","Youth recreational and academic enhancement","Improve lighting in gymnasiums and various program areas"]
[null,"Lighthouse Global LLC","trish@lighthouse-global.net","5138008567","501c3","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati, OH ","Subrecipient","Energy efficient updates, such as window, insulation, Point of use water heaters and more"]
[null,"Tapply-Thompson Community Center / Bristol Recreation Advisory Council","info@ttccrec.org","603-744-2713","Non-profit Community Center 501(c)3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Grafton County, New Hampshire","We have been a nonprofit since 1946 and own our current building and the property for a New Building to be built soon.  We have a strong staff and Board of Directors.","We would like to add an Energy Efficient spectrum to our current building and for our new Center to be built in the coming years."]
[null,"Citrus Health Network, Inc. ","olgag@citrushealth.com","3054243010","non-profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","South Florida","Experience in being lead agency in multi-agency funding program. Experience in development, health services, child welfare and other social services. ","Interested in serving as a Prime Recipient or subrecipient. Have projects that are eligible. "]
[null,"Roxborough Home for Women","jekaczmar@gmail.com","2154826615","Personal Care Home, 501(3)(C)","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Our expertise is providing a home for senior low income women in a community setting that addresses   loneliness and isolation that has been a problem for this population.","Nonprofit affordable home for low income senior women; located in an historic victorian home, operating since 1887.    Residents come from many communities in Philadelphia.  Women receive meals, laundry services, transportation for health care, entertainment, exercise, etc. with no funding from medicare, medicaid, or insurance.  A nominal fee allows women to reside in a community where they have access to a neighborhood, but do not live alone.  There are beds designated for disadvantaged women with no financial means.\nThe home needs infrastructural updates. Updating with energy efficient HVAC systems, lighting, and windows are necessary to keep the home affordable for vulnerable senior women."]
[null,"Tacoma Arts Live","nhume@tacomaartslive.org","253-372-8221","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Pierce County, WA","Performing arts organization, education through the arts, community gatherings, immersive exhibits, small business incubation.","The Tacoma Armory, our new home, was built in 1909 and is in need of energy upgrades. "]
[null,"Optimum Energy Co, LLC","info@optimumenergyco.com","888.211.0918","Supplier of HVAC Optimization Software and Services","Partner;","United States","Optimization of large commercial HVAC Chiller Plants, Boiler Plants, and AIR systems, Optimum Energy also provides combined Chiller Plant and Boiler plant optimization solutions that save energy and reduce CO2 output.  ","Optimum Energy’s solutions reduce energy costs between 15% and 50%, with a typical ROI of between 2 and 5 years. Today hundreds of facilities around the world using Optimum’s software benefit from persistent energy/cost savings and improved operational efficiency. Tracking ROI is straightforward, and after the initial investment is recovered, ongoing savings continue to directly improve the bottom line. Just as important, Optimum Energy solutions come with access to Optimum Energy’s dedicated team of engineers. With decades of combined HVAC systems experience, the Optimum team provides  an augmentation of existing staff, a vital piece of the puzzle that’s often missing with other solutions."]
[null,"LAMESA BOYS & GIRLS CLUB","CEO@LAMESABGC.ORG","806-332-0968","NON-PROFIT 501 (3)(C)","Prime recipient;","LAMESA TEXAS","NEED REGISTRATION CHROME BOOKS FOR CHECK IN UP FRONT.","The Lamesa Boys & Girls Club has been vandalized twice within a month a part, with one just as recent as June 19, 2023.  The front foyer windows were broken including cameras and spotlights.  We have to restructure the front entrance of our building because once someone is inside they have direct access to the entire club.  This is not safe for our students or staff.  We currently need air conditioning as well as it has been extremely hot in our club with our 1980 swamp coolers that are not working efficiently."]
[null,"Nevada Blind Children's Foundation","mgarcia@nvblindchildren.org","702-735-6223","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","Las Vegas, NV","The mission of the Nevada Blind Children's Foundation is to provide the essential building blocks,including an extended educational curriculum, extracurricular activities, social opportunities, andtransitional skills, to children (birth to 22yrs) who are blind/visually impaired.","Nevada Blind Child's Foundation provides blind-specific education opportunities for children who are blind/visually impaired, ages birth - 22 years. NBCF programs and services are tailored to the unique needs of children who are blind/visually impaired. NBCFuses a comprehensive approach to delivering services, providing education opportunities, advocacy, and support to the child AND his/her multidisciplinary team of teachers and specialists, doctors, and of course, the child's family, ensuring continuity for the child through each major transition in his/her life."]
[null,"Way Back Inn","anitap@waybackinn.org","708-345-8422","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Chicagoland and Northern Illinois","Residential and outpatient treatment for under-served people with substance use or gambling disorder.","Way Back Inn owns and operates six treatment homes for under-served people with substance use or gambling disorder. We are interested in energy-efficient upgrades for our homes. "]
[null,"Pratt Fine Arts Center","info@pratt.org","206-328-2200","Nonprofit Visual Arts Education and Resource Center","Subrecipient;","Seattle / King County, WA","Pratt Fine Arts Center offers visual arts classes and workshops; studio access for artists; and free public programs including artist talks, demonstrations, and exhibits.","Two of our studio facilities require a roof replacement and other energy efficiency upgrades."]
[null,"Shurruns House Sober Living","shurrunshouse@gmail.com","1-888-234-1236","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Texas/US","Certified Recovery homes providing sober living safe environment for men and women in recovery from substance use disorder. We provide addiction recovery education, overdose awareness, prevention of homelessness, recidivism and relapse ","Our sober living progams serves low income underserved women and men after treatment for substance misuse. We assist with housing support, education, food, hygiene items, transportation, counseling and more without state funding and residents entering the program after treatment are required to pay residential fees when they are employed. Rental, utility, education, transportation assistance are some of our needs"]
[null,"Monadnock Area Transitional Shelter","info@matsnh.org; jennrunyon@gmail.com","03-924-5033","non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Peterborough, NH","Shelter for people experiencing homelessness","MATS has two shelters in which we house people, primarily women and families, who are in our program. The shelters are in need of energy updates including better heating/cooling, better insulation, smart lighting, etc. "]
[null,"Food Bank of Northwest Indiana","grants@foodbanknwi.org","219-980-1777","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Lake and Porter County Indiana","Charitable food and emergency response in Lake and Porter counties in Indiana serving over 50,000 individuals per month.","Our main food warehouse is in need of energy efficiency improvements as our utility bills have increased by approximately 50% in the last 6 months. Improvements could be made to better insulate our facility from temperature changes.  Our facility is 75,000 square feet."]
[null,"Future First Energy LLC","info@futurefirstenergy.com","516-243-7452","Energy Consultants","Partner;","All of United States, NY, MA, NJ, VA, CT, GA, TN & TX","Energy Modeling, Energy Efficiency, Energy Audits, M&V, LED Lighting Solutions, EV Charging Stations, HVAC Optimization & Solar PV Solutions.","At Future First Energy, we are a team of certified energy engineers dedicated to helping our clients improve their energy efficiency and reduce costs. Our mission is to provide personalized solutions and deliver reliable and effective energy management while working towards a more sustainable future. With a commitment to excellence, our team of certified engineers is dedicated to meeting each of our client's unique needs."]
[null,"Dominican University New York","maddy.schiering@duny.edu","845-848-7400","Institution of Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Rockland County, NY/Lower Hudson Valley Region","Liberal arts higher education serving undergraduate and graduate students","Our needs include a Campus Wide LED Conversion to replace and recycle fluorescent bulbs and improved controls on boilers to enhance energy efficiency during months when heating is required in two campus buildings.  "]
[null,"Earth and Climate Sciences, Duke University, Durham NC ","malin@duke.edu","+1 214 934 0752","Non-profit University","Subrecipient;","Southeastern United States","Geothermal and Subsurface Carbon Sequestration Geosciences - subsurface investigations for geothermal applications for heating and cooling.  Socially equitable local development of subsurface geothermal resources and technology. ","Support for analysis of cores and well logs from an existing, purpose drilled, 250 m Duke University Central Campus Geothermal Test well.  Support is sought for the completion of a full hydraulic response test and model for the use of this well for Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage modulation of DU building heating and cooling energy.  The initial Phase I, 125 m, CCGT well was completed in Oct 2022 and based on preliminary core and logging studies will be extended in Phase II to 250 m in Oct 2024.  The completed well needs to be tested and the results need to be modeled for ATES suitability.  If successful a practical demonstration for heating and cool using the facilities of the nearby (~250 m) DU Central Heating and Cooling Plant."]
[null,"Glimmerglass Opera Theatre, Inc.","creeves@glimmerglass.org","6075470700","Opera Festival","Subrecipient;","Cooperstown, NY","Summer festival for live opera performance.","Roofing and repair of year-round administrative building."]
[null,"LifeCare Alliance","info@lifecarealliance.org","614-278-3130","501c3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Central Ohio","Providing health and nutrition services to older adults and individuals living with a medical challenge and/or disability in central Ohio for the last 125 years. ","LifeCare Alliance, a not-for-profit organization, provides a comprehensive array of health and nutrition services to older adults and individuals living with a medical challenge and/or disability in central Ohio. The Agency seeks partnerships and funding for HVAC modernization in the Mound Street Production Kitchen which supports the Meals-on-Wheels program and produces more than 1,000,000 meals annually. The Agency’s core purpose is, \"To serve those in need through compassionate, responsive, quality care,\" which ultimately keeps clients safe and independent in their own homes, preventing hospitalization, institutionalization, and homelessness through all its programs including Wellness Centers and the Columbus Cancer Clinic."]
[null,"Abingdon Episcopal Church","rector@abingdonchurch.org","8043356592","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Virginia","Historic building maintenance, Community space for other non-profits, 12-step, and support groups","Replace aging HVAC units that currently use banned coolant"]
[null,"Northeast Harbor Library","talktous@nehlibrary.org","207-276-3333","Library - private non-profit","Subrecipient;","Maine","n/a","We plan to update the library building's HVAC system to increase energy efficiency. The first step is to install inverter heat pumps for heating and cooling. We aim to reduce reliance on propane, which is currently the main heating source, and reduce electricity use by using inverters for cooling rather than window air conditioners."]
[null,"Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego, Inc.","info@rmhcsd.org","858-467-4750","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","San Diego, California","Current Silver LEED facility. Since 1980, providing a \"home away from home' to families with children being treated for serious, often life-threatening conditions at local hospitals. ","Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego seeks grant support to improve energy efficiency as we provide temporary lodging, meals, and related and services to help families of all backgrounds stay close to their hospitalized children. $200K could support the purchase of eligible HVAC system equipment such as air handling units, for the much-needed addition of 28 guest rooms at our main facility. We are a model chapter across the more than 100 Ronald McDonald Houses in the United States in both program development and operations. We have consulted with energy and environmental sustainability consultants to decrease the carbon footprint of our 70,000 square foot facility, for which we are now pursuing Gold LEED certification."]
[null,"Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center ","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center ","Subrecipient;","Portland Metropolitan Area, Oregon","Health care, underserved communities, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare ","Legacy Good Samaritan is a health care provider serving the greater Metrolopitan area of Portland, OR. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of LEgacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements. "]
[null,"Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center ","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center","Subrecipient;","Portland Metropolitan Area, Oregon, with a focus on eastern Multnomah County ","Health care, underserved communities, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare","Legacy Good Samaritan is a health care provider serving the greater Metropolitan area of Portland, OR. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of Legacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements."]
[null,"Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center ","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center","Subrecipient;","Southwest Washington","Health care, underserved communities, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare","Legacy Good Samaritan is a health care provider serving the greater Metropolitan area of Portland, OR. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of Legacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements."]
[null,"Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center","Subrecipient;","Portland Metropolitan Area, Oregon","Health care, underserved communities, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare","Legacy Meridian Park is a health care provider serving the greater Metropolitan area of Portland, OR. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of Legacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of San Benito","lchavez@sanbenitobgc.org","956-399-6442","501c3","Subrecipient;","Southwest","1. Youth development programs\n2. Education and mentoring initiatives\n3. After-school activities and enrichment programs\n4. Community engagement and outreach\n5. Grant writing and fundraising\n6. Volunteer recruitment and management\n7. Program evaluation and assessment\n8. Collaborative partnerships and coalition building\n9. Mental health support and services","The Boys & Girls Club of San Benito is seeking assistance in upgrading their facilities to improve energy efficiency and comfort. Their needs include HVAC system upgrades to enhance heating, ventilation, and air conditioning capabilities. They also require light upgrades to enhance energy efficiency and provide adequate illumination. Door upgrades are necessary to improve security and access control in specific areas. Additionally, insulation improvements are needed in certain parts of the buildings to enhance thermal efficiency. The club aims to create a safe, comfortable, and sustainable environment for the youth they serve."]
[null,"Sheltering the Homeless is Our Responsibility/Interfaith Council for Affordable Residence, Inc. (SHORE/ICARE)","wthomas@shoreicare.org","(914) 332-8801","Nonprofit 501C3","Subrecipient;","Westchester, NY","Affordable and supportive housing including rent subsidies, bill pay assistance, apartment setup, case management services, and housing counseling. ","SHORE/ICARE manages and/owns 21 low-cost supportive housing rentals occupied by formerly homeless and very low income families, including victims of domestic violence. The units are in need of new HVAC, windows and doors, as all are decades old. The replacements will ensure that SHORE/ICARE is able to  continuously provide safe, temperature controlled, and energy efficient housing for needy families in Westchester County, NY, an area with a low number of affordable permanent housing options.  \n\n"]
[null,"Legacy Silverton Medical Center","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center","Subrecipient;","Willamette Valley, Oregon","Health care, underserved communities, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare","Legacy Silverton is a health care provider serving the greater Willamette Velley region of Oregon. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of Legacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements."]
[null,"Legacy Emanuel Medical Center","giving@lhs.org","503-415-4700","501(c)(3) non-profit medical center","Subrecipient;","Portland Metropolitan Area, Oregon","Health care, Level 1 trauma center, underserved communities, severe burn health care, health equity, LGBTQIA+ care, Medicaid/Medicare","Legacy Emanuel is a health care provider serving the greater Portland Metropolitan region of Oregon. We operate a Level 1 Trauma Center and the Oregon Burn Center. We serve a high number of patients on Medicaid and Medicare, and are part of Legacy Health a safety net hospital system meeting the needs of underserved communities. We have a variety of impactful projects eligible for energy improvements."]
[null,"Manhattan College","ccollins04@manhattan.edu","718-862-7356","Non-profit private college","Subrecipient;","New York City","College has various sustainability, renewable energy, and energy efficiency focused programs. Additionally, college currently has full-time energy manager with availability to work with prime and partners to assist with development and guidance of projects.","Non-profit private college is seeking to work with prime and/or partners to develop, fund, and implement large scale energy conservation and decarbonization projects on its historic campus. Our goals are to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, modernize all aspects of the built environment on our historic campus, and engage and benefit students, faculty, staff, and stakeholders in our community."]
[null,"Anchorage Museum","museum@anchoragemuseum.org","907-929-9200","museum, 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Alaska, Pacific Northwest, National, International","The mission of the Anchorage Museum is to be a museum for people, place, planet, and potential, in service of a sustainable and equitable North, with creativity and imagination for what is possible. We are recognized as a leading center for scholarship, engagement, and investigation of Alaska and the North. The Museum’s emphasis on Indigenous voices, diverse communities, climate change, justice, social action, access, design thinking, and innovation provides a distinct set of activities that place the Museum at the center of communities and conversations around decolonization and social change.","Needs: We need to upgrade or retrofit energy systems to be redundant and more energy efficient – continuing to provide excellent collections care while reducing our carbon footprint and moving towards generation of our own energy. We are exploring installing a CHP unit. Capabilities: Developing an organization-wide sustainability plan; innovative problem solving given remote location and unique challenges of existing in Alaska."]
[null,"Clara Martin Center","ceverett@claramartin.org","(802) 728-4466 x563","Community mental health center","Subrecipient;","Orange County, Vermont","Community mental health center with expertise in managing grant funding that provides outpatient mental health and addiction services to all populations.  The majority of our services are state government/Medicaid funded but supplemented through grants as able.   ","As of January 2024, Vermont will no longer sell fluorescent lightbulbs.  The Clara Martin Center has nine buildings across Orange and Windsor Counties in VT where building lighting is majority fluorescent lights.   We are seeking funding to replace all current fluorescent lights (approximately 370) across the agency with LED lights and fixtures.  "]
[null,"Westminster Congregational United Church of Christ","write2jane@comcast.net","509-624-1366","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Spokane, Washington","Small active church in downtown Spokane with historic aging building.  Strong participation in our community, promoting service and activism for justice, equity and the environment.","Improvements needed at Westminster’s 133-year-old building include a new roof over the 1927 addition; which has no insulation, is leaking, and cannot be covered over again.  Three current layers would be stripped off and insulation added before reroofing.  We need to replace 56 single pane windows with thermopane windows, also in place since 1927.  These changes would add to our energy efficiency significantly.\nWe also would replace thirty-year-old heat pumps which are near the end of their useful life and inefficient.   With these improvements we would project a reduction in energy consumption of at least 30%. \n"]
[null,"Easy Does It, Inc (EDI) ","eshull@ediinc.org","610-373-2463","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Central Pennsylvania","Permanent supportive housing site for 50 individuals who have experienced homelessness and has a chemical health diagnosis. ","EDI has been in business since 1989 serving the recovery community of Pennsylvania. We are in need of funds to install a solar array. We have the land space and are strongly motivated to become more energy efficient. Additionally, we would like to update our lights to LED's and install more smart sensors throughout our facility. "]
[null,"Enerstrat Consulting","aadil.ahesan@gmail.com","+1-224-334-7654","Small Business","Partner;","Illinois, Wisconsin, Indian, Michigan","Energy Efficiency Strategy Consulting, Stakeholder Engagement, Comprehensive Strategy Development, Developing Tailored Programs, Plan to Lower Energy Costs, and Create Lasting Environmental Impact, Change Management ","As an expert in energy efficiency with a decade of experience, I offer comprehensive strategy consulting services aimed at implementing sustainable energy practices in communities. With a deep understanding of energy conservation technique and innovative solutions, I can help identify and address the specific needs of organizations. My expertise encompasses energy audits, policy analysis, program development, and stakeholder engagement. By leveraging my capabilities, I empower organizations to maximize their energy efficiency potential, reduce costs, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future."]
[null,"Universalist Church of West Hartford","Sabina Shelby, co-chair Green Sanctuary","860-729-4533","Church","Subrecipient;","Connecticut/ New England","Our congregation wants to continue its leadership role among Houses of Worship in Connecticut.  Energy efficiency will be as transformative as current co-promoting of educational webinars and friendly competitions alongside the CT chapter of Power & Light (IREJN). ","Our goals are as follows: (1) Energy Efficiency by adding additional insulation identified by a 5/2023 energy audit.  (2) We will then re-do our roof to add solar panels.  (3) The 1930's boiler will be replaced by a heat pump to move away from gas and reduce the waste in generating heat during the cold months.  "]
[null,"Oasis Community Land Charity Inc.","jp.oclc.inc@gmail.com","631-275-1236","Non-For-Profit - 501C4","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","Shinnecock Indian Nation - Disadvantage Community","Rebuild over 25+ Green Net-Zero Uninhabitable Dilapidated Homes with sustainable high efficiency Cogen Heating and Hot Water System, and additional energy return to the grid. Reduce Carbon emissions with regenerative green soil reconstruction. Create Blue Carbon Emergency Response Indigenous Team.  ","Assistance in providing an incubator program to create a sustainable workforce team for offshore wind NY Bight Area, an Emergency Indigenous Environmental Air Sea and Land Team, and a green net zero build out-fit. Currently providing all the technical onsite Indian Nation support for Blue Carbon Right Whale Initiate. "]
[null,"Birth Brite Company Inc","contactus@birthbrite.org","517-769-0996","501(c)(3) non-profit ","Prime recipient;","Jackson, MI and Surrounding Area","Client Relations, Public Speaking, Marketing, Graphic Design, Project Management, Data Analysis, Reporting, Troubleshooting & Optimization, Task Management, Mitigation, Improvisation, Lateral Thinking, Real-time Analysis, Community Engagement","Capable of managing project and delegating tasks to support staff. In need of financial support for full time staff."]
[null,"Upper Valley Land Trust","contactus@uvlt.org","6036436626","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New Hampshire and Vermont","The Upper Valley Land Trust exists to conserve, protect and steward the Upper Valley region's lands for the health and resilience of nature and people.","UVLT owns its own office building and needs to update energy-related systems.  Most importantly, we need of a new furnace.  We would like to conduct an energy audit and address those areas highlighted as deficiencies by the audit."]
[null,"Thompson Partners LLC","frank.owens@tprea.com","914-419-3339","Energy Project Development and Financing Consultant","Partner;","Eastern US","Developer of energy projects that include incentive funding and third party private funding.  Max private funding achieved for single project was $15 million and max public incentive funding for single project was $300,000. All projects include assembling best-in-class team including audit firms, energy modelers, engineers and contractors, specific to property and location. Principal has also spearheaded, as volunteer, 500 kw community solar project with subscriptions targeted to disadvantaged, LMI community.","Thompson Partners would like to team with Prime Recipient to to help design projects that will allow it and the team to  secure maximum incentive (free) funds and third party private capital and braid these funds with grant funding under Renew America Non-Profits program.  "]
[null,"Lasell University","mfournier@lasell.edu","(617)721-0223","Non-profit University","Subrecipient;","Newton, MA and Massachusetts","Years of designing & implementing energy efficiency & environmental sustainability projects & programs, LEED AP, extensive facilities  & non-profit management experience.","Lasell University wishes to implement a wide array of energy efficiency projects.  These projects have not been undertaken due to significant financial constraints at the University.  There are significant potential energy savings & GHG reductions opportunities through the installation LEDS’s and lighting controls, VFD’s, BAS, condensing boilers, heat pumps, solar PV arrays, water conservation fixtures, etc.  The University comprises 58 buildings (including 33 historic or old homes) and a total of 575,000 sf.  Because we are an educational institution in the metropolitan Boston area, there are also significant operational, educational, and technology transfer opportunities for energy efficiency projects.\n"]
[null,"West Parish Congregational Church","hlist@roadrunner.com","207-256-9516","United Church ofChrist","Subrecipient;","Northeast/Maine","Energy Efficiency","We would like to replace our two old oil-burning furnaces, and install storm windows."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Red River Valley Oklahoma","ksallee@bgcrrvok.org","580-740-1356","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Southeast Oklahoma, Bryan County, Carter County, Choctaw County and McCurtain County ","After school care and summer camps at 14 locations throughout Southeast OK. Serve over 5000 youth per year. ","We are in several outdated and older buildings that are in need of repair. Becoming more energy efficient will allow more dollars to be spent on the youth that need us most. Our HVAC systems are over 20 years old. We could also use LED lights throughout our facilities to lower cost on our energy bills. "]
[null,"Bonner General Health","Brenda.bramwell@bonnergeneral.org","208-255-3674","Non-Profit Hospital","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Region X","BGH provides comprehensive medical services in Northern Idaho, Eastern Washington, and Western Montana. BGH is a key developer and trustworthy steward of the resources and goodwill that enables it to provide the highest quality of care to the community and  explore potential partnerships. ","Bonner General Hospital is looking to address HVAC in the surgery department with a replacement of the HVAC equipment, address the return air configuration and provide new terminal units. The Hospital will also need to install surgery suite laminar flow hoods and LED lighting.  Making these adjustments will lead to energy consumption being reduced by a lower overall brake horsepower, higher motor efficiency, and bringing return air to a system and provide redundancy at each fan wall. If one fan cell should fail the remaining fan cells have the capability to maintain the required volumes of air."]
[null,"CMTA Energy Solutions","rmiller2@cmta.com","615-580-1733","ESCO","Partner;","Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama","Energy efficiency projects, MEP design, geothermal and solar additions, lighting and HVAC upgrades, renovations, measurement and verification","CMTA Energy Solutions has full capabilities in developing energy projects and providing project management, technical assistance, and measurement and verification services for building renovations. "]
[null,"Plymouth Place","Shanna@BuergerEnergy.org","7276474853","Retirement Community","Subrecipient;","Chicago Suburbs","Plymouth Place™ is a retirement community that honors the individual’s right to experience life to its fullest. From social occasions to unique learning opportunities, we’re truly a lifetime enrichment resource for Residents.","Plymouth Place is completing an addition to an existing space. When doing so, we wish to incorporate energy efficient windows, LED lighting, water saving fixtures, energy efficient appliances, as well as efficient HVAC systems. These energy upgrades can significantly enhance the energy efficiency and sustainability of the new assisted living addition, reducing operating costs, minimizing environmental impact, and providing a comfortable and eco-friendly living environment for our residents."]
[null,"Jowonio School","grow@jowonio.org","315-445-4010","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York","Nonprofit inclusive education serving 4 counties and 21 school districts for students ages 2-5","Jowonio School requires full weatherization for our aging school infrastructure: replacement windows, insulation, cupola removal, and new flooring for our 11 classroom ADA-compliant and accessible school for preschool age children."]
[null,"Goodwill Industries of New Mexico","Nina Chavez","505-314-1825","501(c)(3) non profit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Southwest (emphasis on NM)","Workforce training and development","Seeking to increase energy efficiency at our buildings and in our transportation infrastructure - HVAC, electric vehicle charging stations, roofing, and electrical needs "]
[null,"The ODC Network","odc@outdoordiscovery.org","(616) 393-9453","501(c)(3) Nonprofit - Education and Conservation Organization ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","West Michigan ","-community engagement\n-collaborative program management\n-environmental education \n-sustainability consulting\n-site assessments \n-site management\n-data measurement and analysis\n-benchmarking\n-nature-based solutions\n-energy efficiency\n-habitat restoration","Seeking funding to support energy audits, management plans, and retrofitting projects for neighboring non-profits in West Michigan. The ODC Network has the experience and expertise to engage regional non-profits in developing roadmaps towards energy efficiency. We will leverage our complimentary network of local partners to implement solutions identified through our data collection and science-based goals."]
[null,"Young Israel of Oak Park","rabbi@yiop.org; julie@yiop.org","(248) 967-3655","Synagogue (House of Worship)","Subrecipient;","Michigan","Technical expertise: grants management. Programmatic expertise: community programming, education, religious worship and pastoral care. \n","We would like to install energy efficient HVAC and lighting in our building."]
[null,"Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Inc.","info@tchabitat.org","(651) 207-1700","501c3 Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","7 county metro area of Twin Cities, Minnesota"," Producing, preserving, and advocating for affordable homeownership with a specific focus on reducing racial disparities in homeownership.","Existing corporate office building needs insulation/weatherization and more efficient HVAC systems to reduce overhead costs and environmental impact, and to allow us to put more money into direct service."]
[null,"National Preservation Partners Network  ","info@prespartners.org","781-491-2082","501(c)3 nonprofit","Partner;","National","A network of 115+ local, state, regional, and national nonprofit historic preservation organizations. We provide education, training, capacity-building, and national-level advocacy support.","With access to hundreds of preservation and allied nonprofits around the country, who also provide education and support to owners and users of historic places, collectively we can promote the sensitive implementation of energy efficiency retrofits and identify subrecipients. "]
[null,"Church of Scientology of San Francisco","zacharyt.maneja@gmail.com","4155395328","Church - 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","San Francisco, CA","Mental Health, Human Rights/Trafficking, Drug Education, Learning and Education Tools, Disaster Relief Volunteers, Personal Development, Business Consultation programs, and Detox and Spiritual Therapy for all denominations.","We intend to switch our 1907 32,000-square-foot building's fluorescent light bulbs to LED bulbs. Not as a priority to the light bulbs, we intend to improve our inefficient Hydroponic and Gas HVAC system with more modern options. A few other needs, though once again we are primarily concerned with the lightbulbs, include electrical upgrades, elevator upgrades, roof upgrades, and solar panels."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Pharr","fmata@pharrkids.org","956-655-9108","traditional site","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Southwest Region, South Texas","A youth development agency that operating year-round.  We serve youth ages 5-18 in academics, physical fitness, technology, mental health, the arts, social recreation. ","Our organization is in need of more energy efficient A/C units at two of our facilities, lights, windows, doors, water fountains, and an upgrade to our current mechanical room.  To improve health and safety at four of our sites, we are also in need of shade structures, to help keep our outside program areas cool, and reduce the use of energy once clients are inside."]
[null,"Hanover Area YMCA","tkauffman@hanoverymca.org","717-632-8211","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Greater Hanover and Littlestown communities in PA","Three full-service facilities, early/school-aged children’s education/care, management/programming of 3 pools, health/wellness services, youth-adult sports, nationally recognized gymnastics center, serve all income levels with need-based assistance ","We are redeveloping our North and South Hanover facilities using existing space and foregoing any additions in order to preserve green space. Our projects seek to renovate and reorganize in response to changing and growing community needs. Projects include energy efficient lighting, reorganizing childcare spaces to increase capacity, exterior repairs to remedy weather-damaged façade and accessibility entrances, creating a healthcare partnership to better and more efficiently serve the community, and improving wayfinding for our members with more organized and open sight lines inside the building. We also plan to reorganize our indoor sports fields to serve more youth and adults. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Austin County","austincountybgc@gmail.com","9798652733","501C3 Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Houston Area (Rural Community)","Provide Youth Services","Improve Energy Efficiency of Facility"]
[null,"Bradford House Historical Association","info@bradfordhouse.org","724-222-3604","501 (c)(3) ","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","Education\nHistory\nPreservation\nExhibits\n18th century\nNational Historic Landmark\nHistoric Site\nVisitor Center\nOsher Life Long Learning\nHistory Symposium\nChildren's Day Camp\nWhiskey Rebellion ","18th century National Historic Landmark needs energy efficient upgrades, specifically insulation in the basement and attic, to lower utility costs."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Jefferson County ","info@boysgirlsclubjc.org ","8708507500","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","Southern USA Pine Bluff Arkansas flat Flood plain area that is venerable to tornados and and natural disasters which are hard on our building. . ","Social work skills, basic skills on repairs hvac experience and skill set. ","Our needs are vast with an older site, we need doors, windows, locks, LED lights, new hvac as our systems are pushing 20 years old. We can make a major impact or the look and safety of our or buildings. "]
[null,"GreenLink Education ","info@greenlink.education","609 536 9733","public benefit corporation; MWBE (Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise)","Partner;","National","Capacity building for subgrant recipients; sustainability planning, energy efficiency project design, project management. \nTechnical assistance for prime recipients; assessment of subgrant recipient capacity, proposal development","We help schools and nonprofits transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy--helping them save money and build capacity in the process. We can help you develop a high impact, high quality grant program that will include traditionally underrepresented groups, organizations, and communities.  We can help identify and prioritize high impact energy efficiency projects, and can help you manage the various vendors and partners involved in energy efficiency work. \nWe also design and develop workforce development programs, particularly high-school based programs, to support access to well-paid jobs. "]
[null,"New Horizons, Inc.","Stetreault@NHVillage.org","860-673-8893","Housing","Subrecipient;","Hartford County, Connecticut","New Horizons, has over 36 years of experience in providing affordable housing to individuals with physical disabilities.","The individuals that we serve are considered low income and on Medicaid.  New Horizons is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and has very limited means for capital improvements."]
[null,"Flying Horse Farms","info@flyinghorsefarms.org","4197517077","Nonprofit; summer camp","Subrecipient;","Ohio","Medical specialty camp making it possible for children with serious illnesses to heal, grow, and thrive. Leading with expert medical and psychosocial care, expansive facilities, and an equitable program design, FHF serves more than 900 children and their families annually from Ohio and beyond – at no cost to the family.  ","Replace existing light fixtures and light bulbs with energy-efficient LED lights; Extend and stub out gas lines to all camp locations and replace aging water heaters and HVAC systems with gas for increased efficiency and cost savings for the organization \n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo","Info@bgctoledo.org","419-241-4258","Non-profit after school programming","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Toledo","Programming for you at risk K-12","Renovation of building constructed in 1936. Renovation oh HVAC/Controls and make facility carbon neutral and efficiencies "]
[null,"Community Child Guidance Clinic ","Clinic@ccgcinc.org","860-643-2101","501(c)(3): Nonprofit Mental Health ","Subrecipient;","Hartford County: Manchester ","We provide comprehensive mental health/psychiatric services to children. We have a both a clinic and a special education school for children.  ","We have two primary facilities that can benefit from a range of energy efficiency upgrades.  Over the last few years, we have progressively budgeted for upgrades. Currently, we are seeking to upgrade the following within our facilities:  Energy Efficient Windows, a furnace, HVAC system, energy efficient lighting, and solar panels. "]
[null,"DAR Boys & Girls Club","Kdenowski@thedar.org","906-863-9512","Stand alone site","Subrecipient;","Rural ","?","New roof "]
[null,"Congregation Beth Sholom-Chevra Shas","director@cbscs.org","(315) 446-9570","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Onondaga County, New York","Religious nonprofit and school building administrator","CBS-CS is seeking window replacement, energy efficiency and weatherization improvements for two school buildings. "]
[null,"Players by the Sea, Inc.","julie@playersbythesea.org","9046164464","Non-profit community theatre","Subrecipient;","Greater Jacksonville, Florida","501(c)(3) theatre enriching the community with quality theatrical productions, educational opportunities, and outreach to the unserved and underserved","As a retrofitted laundromat from the 1940s, the facility which houses our performance spaces/offices \n and those of two theatre partner organizations, still has a partial glass-block roof which allowed light for the original use of the building. The roof is highly inefficient and in dire need of replacement to increase energy efficiency. Likewise, several older a/c units need to be replaced with energy efficient units."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth","info@bgcgrandrapids.org","616-233-9370","non-profit, youth development","Subrecipient;","West Michigan","Youth development, childcare, mentoring, leadership, workforce development, academics, healthy habits, community service, social/emotional development, mental health, family services","One of our facilities has 23 year-old roof, HVAC and windows. Roof and HVAC at end of life, replacements would significantly reduce energy usage and improve controls. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Franklin-Simpson","ally.clay@bgcfranklinsimpson.org","2705866082","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Southern kentucky","Nonprofit working with youth","Update Hvac system, updating lighting fixtures, door, window replacements "]
[null,"Cliff Hagan Boys & Girls Club","ryanbibb@chbgc.org","2706854903","501(c)3 ","Subrecipient;","Kentucky ","Youth serving organization, serving ages 6-18.","HVAC upgrades, new doors, new roof and insulation  "]
[null,"United Way of Bay County","nicole@unitedwaybaycounty.org","989-893-7508","Non- Profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Bay County, Michigan","Improving the health, education and financial stability of those in the ALICE threshold and below through direct services and grant funding at 18 impact partner non-profit organizations.","United Way's building was built in 1950 right in the heart of Downtown Bay City on Washington Ave and houses three non-profit organizations. Upgrades to the HVAC system and LED lights have recently been made, but windows and roof are in desperate need. This has the potential for a large cost savings on a very expensive monthly utility bill. "]
[null,"Madison Children's Museum","info@madisonchildrensmuseum.org","6082566445","501c3 nonprofit, children's museum ","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin ","MCM is an award winning, hands-on interdisciplinary museum for children with national leadership in sustainable exhibit design and collaborative climate education and energy reduction initiatives. ","MCM will continue leading the children’s museum sector in sustainable design, age-appropriate climate change education for young children and their caregivers, and energy reduction projects. MCM’s biggest internal need is to cut our GHG emissions, first through a full museum GHG gas assessment/audit and then through upgrades to our building’s infrastructure—including tightening our envelope, replacing all windows with high efficiency windows, purchasing new high-efficiency HVAC and mechanical systems, getting fully automated infrastructure, and training for staff. This opportunity would allow us to reduce our energy costs, model our sustainable practices, and communicate their impact more broadly. "]
[null,"Easterseals Serving DC|MD|VA, Inc.","dalexander@eseal.org","301-920-9739","501(c)(3) nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Silver Spring, MD  ","Adult medical day, early childhood development, employment, and behavioral health services for individuals, families, and communities regardless of their disability, military status, income, race, or age.","Upgrade of HVAC system at our Silver Spring location, which houses an early childhood development center, adult medical day center, and behavioral health clinic for veterans and their families.."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Victoria","lynette@bgcvictoria.org","361-573-4411","Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","Victoria,  Texas","The Boys and Girls Clubs of Victoria is a comprehensive educational enhancement initiative using effective techniques and strategies and Evidence Based Programs that direct at risk young people to a safe haven with positive alternatives and high-yield, constructive learning opportunities. ","New Roof and HVAC System. "]
[null,"HATCO SOLAR, LLC","corey@hatcosolar.com","469-992-3121","GREEN ENERGY AND WEATHERIZATION","Partner;","ARKANSAS","FACILITATE GREEN ENERGY\nGRASS ROOTS COMMUNITY OUTREACH\nRESOURCE FOR WEATHERIZATION\n","Our mission is to accelerate the transition to clean, renewable energy by providing affordable weatherization and reliable cost reducing solutions to all communities. We are committed to using cutting-edge technology and innovation to make green energy along with weatherization accessible to all with a goal of creating a sustainable future for generations to come."]
[null,"Bais Yaakov School for Girls, Inc.","dmeltzer@baisyaakov.net","4435487700","School","Subrecipient;","Baltimore MD","school program","Looking to install a chiller which would enable consistent, centralized, and energy efficient cooling in our school building during the hot months. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Bowling Green Area","Abbey@bgcbg.org","2708436466","Non-Profit Youth Serving 501C3","Subrecipient;","Warren County Kentucky","Providing youth with educational enrichment activities.  ","Our facility was built in 1995. Updated lighting, windows and doors would be a start of our current needs."]
[null,"Elisabeth McGill Center","jmelsken45@gmail.com","(479) 461 1822","501 (c) 3","Subrecipient;","Western Arkansas; Fort Smith, AR","Community engagement in underserved populations\nMentoring Black youth- awareness of services and opportunities \nMentoring our Latino community by accommodating Libre (ESL)","The Elisabeth McGill Center is the oldest black nonprofit in the Fort Smith area, and as such, it has a\nlong history of being a community focal point. The Center would like to additionally serve as a prototype for weatherization, resiliency in building retrofitting and design, and green energy. The\nintent is to demonstrate to the community, homeowners, renters, and other nonprofits, that these\nactions are not beyond their reach. In order to make this a reality, the Center will continue to partner with other nonprofits, private businesses, and government agencies. "]
[null,"Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center","info@trainatchulavista.com","(619) 656-1500","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","San Diego County, CA","Olympic and Paralympic Training Site\nFacilities utilized by Team USA athletes and local community organizations.\nOver 50,000 annual users and 20+ community organizations.","The Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center is a Team USA designated Olympic and Paralympic Training Site. The complex is situated on an approximately 155-acre campus that supports training for various Olympic and Paralympic sports. The center’s operations include athlete housing, dining, training facilities, local transportation, athlete support services, and community programs. The center was built in 1995 meaning a lot of the buildings and energy infrastructure is outdated and inefficient."]
[null,"Vermont Youth Conservation Corps","info@vycc.org","(802) 434-3969","501(c)3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Vermont","Workforce development in environmental conservation and sustainable agriculture; paid outdoor service experiences for youth and young adults","Insulation, siding, and window replacement are needed on a house that provides housing for staff and program participants. The current carbon footprint of the structure is 26.1 tons of CO2/year.  \n\nThe building is drafty, some windows are broken, sills are rotten, and insulation is inadequate. We have a contractor, permits, and plans; estimated cost is $350,000. After making these needed improvements to the building’s envelope, we will renovate the interior.   \n\nIn 2022, we replaced the leaking roof with a standing seam roof.   "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Weslaco","bgcclopez@hotmail.com","(956) 650-2707","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Rio Grande Valley, South Texas","Youth Development","Facility"]
[null,"Knoxville Leadership Foundation","dmyers@klf.org","865-524-2774","501c3 community based nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Knoxville, TN","KLF provides services to children of incarcerated parents, formerly homeless individuals, emergency assistance to low-income families, training for churches engaged in benevolence work in the city, single- and multi-family affordable housing, and workforce development for at-risk youth, court-involved individuals, and those re-entering the community from prison. ","KLF owns several facilities that have energy upgrade needs.  Flenniken Landing our permanent supportive housing facility for formally chronically homeless individuals needs 25 air units upgraded. Also, our Regas Building facility and Elm Street facilities (houses four of our program teams) need upgrades on 10 commercial air units."]
[null,"Antioch in The Ville Community Development Association dba Hope in The Ville","AITVCDA@gmail.com","314-363-8428","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","St. Louis, Missouri","Renovating a commercial kitchen and community space to serve as a food business incubator.","The Antioch Baptist Church building that houses Antioch in The Ville CDA has an outdated HVAC system that needs to be replaced with an estimated cost of $150,500."]
[null,"Congregation Bnos Chaya","admin@bnoschaya.org","7188511212","501c3","Partner;Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Brooklyn NY","Assisting non for profits with all resources to help them build and utilize all options   ","Networking with over 100 different non for profits "]
[null,"Tebughna Foundation","info@tebughnafoundation.com","907-646-3115","nonprofit","Partner;","South Central Alaska. Anchorage and the village of Tyonek, roughly 50 air miles away from Anchorage.","Tebughna Foundation was formed to provide scholarships to TNC shareholders or NVT tribal citizens who are pursuing higher education or vocational training.","\nTebughna Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides educational and financial opportunities to the Dena'ina people of Tyonek, Alaska. The foundation needs donations to support its programs, and it also needs volunteers to help with its work. The foundation's capabilities include providing scholarships, financial assistance, and cultural events.\n\nHere are some specific needs of the Tebughna Foundation:\n\nFunding: The foundation needs donations to support its programs, such as scholarships, financial assistance, and cultural events.\nVolunteers: The foundation also needs volunteers to help with its work, such as fundraising, event planning, and language instruction.\nPartnerships: The foundation is always looking for new partnerships with organizations that share its mission."]
[null,"GE Chamber Foundation","connect@geccf.org","312-768-8573","Non-profit Business Support","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Chicago, Illinois","-Energy efficiency\n-Nonprofit management\n-Project management\n-Grant writing\n-Technical assistance\n-Monitoring and evaluation\nThese areas of expertise are essential for the successful implementation of our Efficiency For Good Program. Our program will need to identify and implement energy-efficiency measures that are cost-effective and that can be implemented by nonprofit organizations. The Efficiency For Good Program will also need to provide technical assistance to grantees and monitor the progress of the projects to ensure that the expected energy savings are being achieved.","-Nonprofit organizations need help saving energy and reducing their environmental impact.\n-Efficiency For Good Program needs to be able to identify and implement energy-efficiency measures that are cost-effective and that can be implemented easily by nonprofit organizations.\n-Our program needs to be able to provide technical assistance to grantees and monitor the progress of the projects to ensure that the expected energy savings are being achieved.\n-Efficiency For Good Program needs to be able to reach a large number of nonprofit organizations in disadvantaged communities and energy communities on Chicago's Southside."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Central MN","Club@bgcmn.org","3202524471","Out of school time programming ","Subrecipient;","Midwest ","Out of school programming supporting youth in grades K-12 with academics, career development, social/emotional support and healthy life choices.","Roof replacement and HVAC replacement "]
[null,"First Congregational United Church of Christ Glen Ellyn","png-committee@fccge.org","(630) 469-3096","Chruch","Subrecipient;","Greater Chicago Area","Heatpump, solar and battery storage solutions for residential and small commercial use.","Convert aging infrastructure to modern efficiency standards. Leverage property grounds and membership to maximize use of solar and battery storage to provide community haven during catastrophic events during cold/hot periods."]
[null,"Neighbors Network, Inc.","info@neighborsnetwork.org","828.464.1111","Senior Services - Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","North Carolina - Western Piedmont","50+ Center for Active Living; non-profit program established to give people both the support and confidence to live life to the fullest safely at home. Older adults gather to connect with the community, engage in health and educational programs, and support one another in everyday activities.","Improvements and repairs needed. Our facility is approaching 25 years of age. No major upgrades have been made in that time. In need of a new roof, 5 air conditioner systems, windows and flooring in our main auditorium, updated lighting, 2 hot water heaters, and 2 entry doors. All would be energy efficient and reduced emissions systems. The cost savings on energy bills and the having the ability to focus our fundraising efforts to operational expenses would allow us to redirect our resources to assisting the senior adults of our communities so that they can grow and thrive in community."]
[null,"St. Andrew United Methodist Church","tgallen1@gmail.com","303.898.0044","Religious organization","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Energy management, project management, technical assistance, strategic oversight, process improvement and budget development. ","Need to implement energy conservation measures and fuel switching projects to meet our environmental stewardship objectives, reduce emissions and cut operational costs. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls clubs of Youngstown ","J.bird@bgcyoungstown.org","330-782-2417","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Eastern Ohio urban economic distress","BGCY has a 52 year history of serving urban at risk youth for after school services in academic, social, physical and emotional well-being.","Need to replace aging, HVAC system, upgrade windows, insulation doors for safety and energy efficiency as part of a long-term rehabilitation of an urban center that serves an underserved population.  Currently reviewing physical plant needs and programmatic needs to achieve this goal. "]
[null,"Yeshiva university","David.pianko@yu.edu","5164244052","501 c3","Subrecipient;","Energy saving construction","Savings","We would like to apply for grants on three of our buildings which have seperate tax id"]
[null,"Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts","info@pafa.org","215-972-7600","Visual Art Museum","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Presenting visual art from the 18th century to work being made today, training fine artists, and connecting audiences with art through programming for all ages. ","PAFA is seeking funding for an HVAC renovation to its 1876 Frank Furness and George Hewitt-designed Historic Landmark Building to improve energy efficiency, reduce its carbon footprint, and improve the temperature and humidity conditions for its nationally-significant collection of American art which spans from the 18th century to work being made today. The project proposes to replace all of the building air handling equipment and piping. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Hamilton","tjohn@bgchamilton.org","2193315216","501c3","Subrecipient;","Midwest (Southwest Ohio)","Youth Development\nAcademic Enrichment\nTrauma Informed Care\nFood Insecurity\nWorkforce Readiness","Boys & Girls Clubs of Hamilton has been serving families in Hamilton, Ohio for nearly 70 years.  Our two community based locations are in severe need of repair as our East Club and Grand Club are respectively; 60 and 50 years old.  We would utilize funds to increase energy efficiency and quality of experience at our facilities. \n\nI believe our organization to be the perfect fit for the Renewing America's Nonprofits project."]
[null,"Missouri Historical Society (MHS)","library@mohistory.org","(314) 746-4599","501(c)3 non-profit","Subrecipient;","St. Louis, MO metropolitan area","We provide exhibit development, artifact conservation and digitization, onsite and outreach educational programming (PreK-12), special events, live concerts and cultural festivals.","The Missouri Historical Society (MHS) in St. Louis, MO will conduct an environmental assessment and comprehensive HVAC upgrade over the next 18 months. The need is urgent, not only in terms of energy efficiency but also in response to a recent audit of the collections stored within our Library & Research Center and a local storage facility. Although the auditor’s report was positive overall, sensors had recorded fluctuations in temperature and relative humidity outside recommended norms. To ensure the preservation of the MHS’s various historic artifacts while generating substantial cost savings, the replacement of outdated systems is an institutional priority."]
[null,"The Community House","tsommer@communityhousefoundation.org","248-594-6406","501 (c) 3 Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan, Metro Detroit","100-year-old community nonprofit with longstanding connections to the regions civic, business, arts, healthcare, education, and nonprofit communities.  Can host collaborative, educational / information sessions for community partners.  ","Currently conducting an energy audit / assessment of our buildings, which were originally constructed in 1929 and 1989.  The initial project scope would be to replace the existing boiler system with a modern HVAC system able to meet the needs of our historic building (1929) and addition (1989).  We are host to 10 other nonprofit organizations, an early education center and thousands of guests for cultural, civic, art and special events from 272 zip codes throughout Michigan.  Looking to partner with a prime recipient and other partners to act as convener for technical sessions for the nonprofit community in Southeast Michigan."]
[null,"Bauer Energy","paul@bauer.energy","202-681-9054","Sustainability Consulting","Partner;","National","Benchmarking, energy compliance, building energy performance standards, energy masterplanning, energy audits, engineering studies, full-building electrification / decarbonization studies.","Bauer Energy could provide support to a Prime Recipient to project manage, program administration.  "]
[null,"Wilton Historical Society","adillon@wiltonhistorical.org","203-762-7257","Museum","Subrecipient;","Wilton, Fairfield County, CT Connecticut, New England, North East","Preservation of historic buildings, adaptive reuse, public engagement, education, STEM education, culture, research","Improve energy efficiency through updating lighting and insulation in our 18 historic buildings. Potential projects include new lighting systems and new insulated roofs. Can share expertise on historic buildings and adaptive reuse."]
[null,"Community Gallery dba AVA Gallery and Art Center","info@avagallery.org","603-448-3117","Art Gallery and Education Cneter","Subrecipient;","Lebanon NH-VT Micropolitan Statistical Area","Provides art education classes, visual art exhibitions, and free community programs for people of all ages, abilities, and economic means.","Conduct an energy audit on both its building, the historic Carter-Kelsey Building that has over 40,000 sq. ft., and the Torjusen West Sculptural Studies Building that is about 4,000 sq. ft. It is expected that the HVAC systems will need to be replaced in the Carter-Kelsey, and that the Sculptural Studies Building will need more extensive fume extraction systems. Based on the energy audit findings, funding will address them."]
[null,"Community and Economic Development Association of Cook County (CEDA)","aluu@11millionacres.com","(479) 802-8809","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Illinois (Northern, IL)","- Energy project design and development\n- Energy efficiency upgrades\n- Renewable energy\n- Workforce development & training\n- Project financing \n- Rebate administration\n","CEDA and 11 Million Acres are partnering to provide much-needed energy-efficiency upgrades and new equipment to 501(c)(3) nonprofits throughout Northern Illinois. The potential scope of work reflects our expertise in energy-efficiency upgrades (LED lighting, HVAC controls, building automation systems, etc.) and onsite power generation and storage systems. 11 Million Acres is providing project development resources like engineering and design and additional funding to implement comprehensive energy-efficiency upgrades. \n\nWe aim to help other nonprofits in underserved communities reduce energy and operation costs and provide a better environment for kids and staff. \n\nSubrecipients include but are not limited to local chapters of the Boys & Girls Club, YMCA, Goodwill, Community Centers, and other organizations providing services to underserved communities. "]
[null,"San Francisco LGBT Center","info@sfcenter.org","(415) 865-5555","Nonprofit Community Center","Subrecipient;","San Francisco, Bay Area, Northern California","The SF LGBT Center connects community members to opportunities, resources, and each other to achieve our vision of a stronger, healthier, and more equitable world for LGBT people and our allies.","Solar panels installation, LED retrofit for all building lights, and HVAC upgrade for energy efficiency and sustainability. "]
[null,"SouthEast Effective Development (SEED)","grants@seedseattle.org","2067604285","501(c)(3) nonprofit, CDC","Subrecipient;Partner;","Seattle, WA","Affordable housing, arts, and economic development in Southeast Seattle.","SEED's properties include a cultural performing arts center that needs efficiency and electrical upgrades as well as a community art gallery in need of upgrades. We serve as a node and support center for arts nonprofits in our underserved area and are interested in serving as a subrecipient and partner. We would be in a position to help conduct local outreach. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland","cspoelhof@bgch.org","6163924102","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Midwest","Out of school time youth enrichment programming","Rubber membrane roof replacement on ageing facility. Roof has multiple areas that leak when it rains and water damage results in ceiling, walls, and floors throughout the building."]
[null,"Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability","lcja@leadershipcounsel.org","5593692790","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Fresno, CA","benefit to underserved communities, understanding of potential project, demonstrable financial need","Needs for energy upgrades to newly purchased and renovated office building"]
[null,"Fresno Building Healthy Communities","admin@fresnobhc.org","5592568722","501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Central Valley, California","Capital acquisition, project management, contracting, community engagement","Fresno Building Healthy Communities is part of a network of over 30 community-based organizations in Fresno, California, and has experience providing technical assistance to nonprofit partners to purchase, upgrade, and maintain facilities to strengthen CBO capacity in the Central Valley. Additionally, Fresno BHC has established relationships with Latino, Black, and Hmong communities and can share best practices to engage communities of color. Finally, Fresno BHC is interested in serving as a prime recipient or sub-recipient to support energy efficiency upgrades specifically targeted at CBOs that serve communities of color and/or are located in underinvested neighborhoods. "]
[null,"Science Museum of Minnesota","phamilton@smm.org","651-356-1212","Non-profit scientific/educational organization","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","The Science Museum of Minnesota has strong technical expertise in building energy management and is a national leader in informal science exhibits and programming.","The Science Museum of Minnesota has reduced its scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 90% since 2014. Its goal is to achieve 100% carbon neutrality by 2030 and thereby serve as a model to cultural institutions across the U.S. of the potential to dramatically improve the energy performance of existing buildings.\n"]
[null,"The Mesivta High School of Greater Philadelphia","info@themesivta.org","610-617-9200","private boys high school Jewish orthodox","Subrecipient;","Greater Philadelphia","I have 20+ years non-for profit accounting experience along with experience in real estate management. Work well with director of operations to carry through on projects with contractors. I excel at meeting project timelines and overseeing project details.","The Mesivta HS of Greater Philadelphia is located in a beautiful, yet old building. The windows and air conditioning units are quite old and are not energy efficient. The lighting in the entire building is made of old-fashioned fluorescent lighting which are not energy efficient. Adding up to date lighting, central air conditioning, replacing windows would help bring our building to an energy-efficient state. "]
[null,"Drake University ","hannah.remke@drake.edu","8154519664","Private nonprofit university ","Subrecipient;","Iowa ","Building efficiency, efficiency plan created ","Increase energy efficiency of our heating in our main power plant that heats 40 of our 62 buildings. A heating and cooling study to increase efficiency has already been done, we just need support executing our solutions. "]
[null,"Community Action Council for Lexington-Fayette, Bourbon, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Inc.","john.catron@commaction.org","859-233-4600","501c3","Subrecipient;","Central Kentucky","Community action agency serving low- to moderate-income households through HS/EHS, housing and homeless services, affordable housing, WAP, LIHEAP, CSBG and financial assistance/literacy programs. ","As a community action agency, CAC works to prevent, reduce and eliminate poverty within our designated counties. We also offer HS/EHS in a 13-county region. Our administrative building as well as several other facilities would greatly benefit from energy savings projects, including lighting retrofit, HVAC system upgrades, envelope tightening, potentially solar, etc. "]
[null,"Camp Mount Luther","cml@campmountluther.org","570-922-1587","Non-profit camp","Subrecipient;","Central PA","We plan and implement programs at the camp.","We have aging buildings that would benefit from more energy efficient windows particularly. "]
[null,"Nationwide Children's Hospital ","DOEFUNDING@nationwidechildrens.org","(614) 722-2000","children's hospital non-profit 501 C(3)     ","Subrecipient;","Columbus, Ohio","Provide care for the health of the whole child. With 1.5 million annual patient visits, over 50% are for families with low incomes.","The campus has completed many energy efficiency projects and received Energy Star certification in 2022. Some of the older buildings on campus, however, are still in need of funding for energy efficiency upgrades. Identified projects include: (4) air-cooled (R-22) chillers at end of life, 500,000+ sf of campus needing LED lighting upgrades from fluorescents, building envelope and window replacements needed to reduce infiltration and improve R-value."]
[null,"Girls Incorporated of Columbus and Phenix-Russell","grants@girlsinc-columbus.org","706-683-0809","Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","Muscogee County, GA","Healthy living and wellness programs\nAcademic support and enrichment activities\nLife skills development and empowerment initiatives\nAfterschool program management and coordination\nAge-specific curriculum design and implementation for girls aged 6-18.","Our nonprofit organization seeks to optimize our utility expenses by implementing methods to reduce electrical usage. Currently, we have successfully reduced our usage from 48% of occupancy expenses to 28% between 2018 and the present by implementing limited usage hours. We are open to partnering with an agent who can provide ideas and guidance to further assist us in this endeavor. Our team includes a Procurement Officer responsible for obtaining three quotes for comparison before Board approval, a Financial Officer who oversees and maintains our finances, and a COO who manages all aspects of our operating activities.\""]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Great Lakes Bay Region","julie@greatlakesclubs.org","989-892-6723","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Great Lakes Bay Region in Michigan","Youth Development","We have 3 buildings which need to be updated for energy effieciency"]
[null,"Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc.","cbean@artsunited.org","2604240646","non-profit local arts agency","Subrecipient;","Fort Wayne, Indiana","Arts facilities management, Community Development, Arts Advocacy, Grant-making, back office services management (i.e. health insurance, payroll processing, etc.)","Arts United has embarked on a project to expand and modernize our iconic 50 year old Louis Kahn designed performing arts center.  The modernization will include the installation of new LED lighting and new HVAC and controls, allowing Arts United to more efficiently serve a more diverse audience of patrons and participants in our community.  "]
[null,"Sparta United Methodist Church","spartaumc@spartaumc.com","616-887-8255","Church (United Methodist)","Subrecipient;","Sparta, Michigan 49345","We’re a community church in the heart of downtown Sparta, Michigan. We strengthen our community’s relationship with Jesus Christ. We also host blood drives, Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous recovery group meetings, and GriefShare support group meetings. Our ministries include a food pantry, a free monthly Community Breakfast, and Hand2Hand food support to disadvantaged students in our schools. ","We have a beautiful but energy-inefficient 100+ year-old church building. We need help becoming more energy efficient and reducing our energy costs so we can continue to invest in the ministries we provide and maintain a sustainable presence in our community. We desire technical assistance to make sure we focus on actions that can provide the greatest value and financial assistance in carrying these actions out. "]
[null,"Promise Development Corporation","jprewitt@pdevcorp.com(Planning and Development Specialist), ypowell@pdevcorp.com(Program Manager), csanders@pdevcorp.com(executive director)","9019070035","Community Housing Development Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","City of Memphis: North Memphis including New Chicago, Uptown, Hollywood, Vollintine-Evergreen, Hyde Park, Douglass. As well as South Memphis including New Pathways Neighborhood.","\nPromise Development Corporation expertise: workforce development, community economic development, rapid rehousing, housing management, affordable housing development, project management, research, technical writing, time management, and case management.","\nPromise Development Corporation is a powerful ally, adeptly gathering intricate demographic and neighborhood statistics to empower organizations. We specialize in designing and managing community programs fueled by valuable input, fostering true empowerment. Our expertise lies in crafting precise financial and narrative documents that compellingly represent your vision. With a deep understanding of Memphis, TN's city planning, we offer unmatched guidance. Trust P.D.C to unlock the potential of data-driven strategies and transformative urban development, propelling your organization to new heights of success."]
[null,"City of San José","ngan.doan@sanjosecity.gov","408-975-2545","Local Government","Partner;","San José, California","Electrification plan development, CBOs engagement, consulting","The City has engaged community members and community groups key plans such as the Existing Building Electrification Plan that can help incorporating funding to enhance the scope of your site's initiatives to include full electrification and energy efficiency."]
[null,"Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles ","mail@boyertownmuseum.org","6103672090","501(c) 3","Subrecipient;","Boyertown, PA","Committed to extending our educational work to local communities and continuing our ongoing effort to collect, preserve and exhibit vehicles integral to Pennsylvania’s Transportation History.","The Museum has recently undergone extensive upgrades (including roofing, insulation, and lighting) in its Main Gallery and is committed to building on those improvements by upgrading the current HVAC system to extend its life and installing energy-efficient climate control in its administrative offices.  "]
[null,"PATH Company","William@PathCompany.com","9012502474","Energy Services Company","Partner;","TN, MS, AR, AL, LA, GA","Development and implementation of wholistic energy projects including but not limited to: lighting, HVAC, water, gas, renewables, windows/doors, roofing, etc.","PATH Company is a leading provider of facility improvements with an emphasis on short and long-term sustainability.  "]
[null,"Lexington Hearing & Speech Center, dba, The Hearing & Speech Center","marcey.ansley@hscky.org","859-268-4545","501(c)(3) early education and healthcare  ","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","Early education, early intervention for children with hearing loss, speech language delays, disabilities and disorders, and adults with hearing loss   ","HSC operates in a 70,000 sq. foot former elementary school that was built in 1936.  While it had undergone a renovation in the late 1990s, the 124 windows in the building are in desperate need of replacement.  The seals are broken on most and several windows need full replacement due to weather-deterioration.  HSC has owned the property since 2011 and have made many improvements to keep the facility sustainable and look forward to celebrating a centennial in this building. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley","resourcedevelopmentandmarketing@bgcconejo.org","818-706-0905","Out of School Community Centers","Subrecipient;","Greater Conejo Valley/portions of Ventura Co. and Los Angeles Co.","Safe, positive environment for kids where they can eat healthy meals/snacks, play, get homework help/mentoring, and take part in research-based enrichment programming.","We have nine Clubs where we serve kids and their families, many of them low income/from underserved areas of the Greater Conejo Valley.  At the six Clubs that we own, we need energy efficient upgrades and replacements that include: LED lighting upgrades, HVAC replacements, HVAC economizers and variable speed drives, energy efficient windows, and batteries for existing/new solar panel systems, with the exception of one that only needs the battery for the solar panel system.  These upgrades and replacements will result in energy savings which will help us to better serve our kids and their families."]
[null,"Helping People in Distress, Inc","Hpid.charity@gmail.com","(202) 503-5293","Nonprofit 501(c)3 Tax Exempt Charitable Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Washington, DC Area"," Management \n-Budget\n-Hiring and Onboarding\n-Project Planning\n-Staffing Scheduling\n-Data Visualization\n-Spreadsheet\n-Microsoft Office Professional\n-Organization\n-Scheduling\n","Upgrades remain the primary means of advancing and keeping cost down for communities and individuals who are struggling. The idea is that the need to upgrade living facilities such as windows, doors, entry ways, flooring, enhance security will lower cost of seniors and families who live in dwellings that have not been upgraded in over 30+ years in the Washington, DC area. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Vernon","shernandez@vernonbgc.org","940-552-2961","traditional and school based site","Subrecipient;","North Texas","65 years of afterschool and summer programming in youth development","With an over 42,000 square foot 100 year old facility, we would love the ability to upgrade our lighting to LED to be more cost efficient. Additionally, solar panels would help to decrease occupancy cost."]
[null,"Le Petite Design Co.","d.tatumsr@lepetitedesignco.net","314-475-5745","Green Home Rehab","Prime recipient;","St. louis","Green home rehab can involve a variety of changes, such as installing energy-efficient appliances, insulation, and windows; using recycled or sustainable materials; and adding water-saving features.\nGreen home rehab can save homeowners money on energy bills and improve the resale value of their homes.\nGreen home rehab can also improve the health of occupants by reducing air pollution and exposure to harmful chemicals.\n","The funds from this grant will be used for me and my team to use techniques. I've learned over my many years of research to recycle and upcycle and your solar energy and sustainable materials and rehabbing homes in my area]. With the support of this grant, we will be able to continue providing high-quality products and services to our customers, as well as create new job opportunities in the community.\n\nI would like to take this opportunity to assure you that La Petite Design Company is committed to using the funds from this grant in a responsible and ethical manner. We have a solid business plan in place and have taken all necessary steps to ensure the long-term success of our business.\n\nDaryl Tatum Chairman"]
[null,"Constellation NewEnergy","Jason.williams@constellation.com","(888) 723-2222","Energy Services Company","Partner;","The entire east cost"," (Constellation NewEnergy ) is a specialized company that provides a range of energy-related services and solutions to commercial, industrial, and residential customers. Constellation combine their expertise in energy management with the strategic implementation of constellation-inspired solutions to improve energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and optimize energy usage within a given facility or organization.\n","Energy Efficiency Upgrades: Designing and implementing energy-efficient solutions such as lighting retrofits, HVAC system optimization, insulation improvements, energy management systems, and building automation technologies.\n\nRenewable Energy Integration: Assessing the feasibility and implementing renewable energy systems like solar power, wind turbines, geothermal heat pumps, or energy storage solutions to reduce reliance on traditional energy sources and promote sustainability.\n\nEnergy Performance Contracting: Offering financing options and entering into performance-based contracts, where the ESCO guarantees specific energy savings and assumes responsibility for achieving them. The ESCO's compensation is often tied to the actual energy savings achieved.\n\nUtility Management and Bill Analysis: Monitoring utility bills, analyzing energy consumption patterns, and identifying opportunities for energy cost reduction and demand management.\n\nEnergy Management and Control Systems: Implementing energy management systems that enable real-time monitoring, data analysis, and control of energy usage to optimize operational efficiency and identify areas for improvement.\n\nEnvironmental and Sustainability Consulting: Providing guidance and expertise on sustainability initiatives, carbon footprint reduction, green building certifications, and compliance with environmental regulations.\n\nTraining and Education: Conducting employee training programs and educational workshops to promote energy awareness, conservation practices, and efficient operational procedures.\n\nMeasurement and Verification: Performing ongoing monitoring, measurement, and verification of energy savings to ensure the effectiveness of implemented measures and track progress towards energy goals.\n\nProject Management: Overseeing the planning, coordination, and execution of energy efficiency projects from inception to completion, ensuring timely implementation and adherence to budgetary constraints."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston","jsturgis@bgcgh.org","713-400-2953","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Houston TX","After school and summer programming for disadvantaged youth.","Our organization has a need for lighting upgrades, HVAC upgrades, door/window replacements.   These funds will provide needed financial resources to assist us with our five year infrastructure update plan."]
[null,"Lifting Up Westchester","akotval@liftingupwestchester.org","914-949-3098","Nonprofit 501 C 3","Subrecipient;","Westchester County, NY","Social services agency - community soup kitchen, shelters, affordable housing, workforce development programs, literacy enrichment, youth mentoring, college prep ","Lifting Up Westchester (LUW) is a social services organization that addresses basic needs including hunger, housing, workforce development, and education. LUW is in need of replacing aging building infrastructure/making a number of critical energy efficiency improvements including lighting upgrades, roof replacement, HVAC replacement, and door or window replacements. The improvements will not only improve our ongoing operational costs to heat and cool our facility that houses, among other services, our affordable and supportive housing services, but also improve our environmental footprint. "]
[null,"Energy Harness","fguzman@energyharness.com","317-697-9669","LED Lighting Solutions ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest","LED Lighting Upgrades","Would love to help institutions looking to apply for the DOE SEP with energy audits. "]
[null,"Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc.","cbean@artsunited.org","(260) 424-0646","Nonprofit Local Arts Agency","Subrecipient;","Fort Wayne, Indiana","Facilities management, technical stage production, community development, arts advocacy, back-office support for arts and culture nonprofits, grant administrator.","The Arts United Center at Arts Campus Fort Wayne is an internationally-important architectural landmark. Like most 50-year old buildings, it needs significant renovation to meet contemporary standards for patron/performer experience. Failing technical systems, electrical systems and lighting, mechanical systems (HVAC), building envelope, and failure to meet ADA code must be addressed.\n\nThe modernization of the building includes the creation of a Community Arts Center inside the current building. This allows us to serve new, diverse members of our community, including nonprofits serving disabled individuals, by providing access to high quality performing arts studio spaces at a highly subsidized rate."]
[null,"Upper Des Moines Opportunity, Inc.","jedwards@udmo.com","712-859-3885 ext. 1025","Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;","Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Hamilton, Humboldt, O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, Webster and Wright counties","UDMO is CAA providing 11 programs across our service area including HS, EHS, FaDSS, LIHEAP, LIHWAP, Weatherization, 1st Five, Housing, KIDS, Outreach","UDMO owns several office buildings in need of improvements to increase energy efficiency. UDMO has a long history of partnering with the Iowa Community Action Association and other CAA's across the State of Iowa. "]
[null,"Resolument Vert Solutions","shiiamudie@gmail.com","3473042008","Consulting LLC - Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization Expertise, Black Woman Owned","Partner;","New York, New Jersey, DC, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Boston ","decarbonization and energy optimization strategies, data-driven solutions, HVAC technical subject matter knowledge, cross-functional team leadership, bridging disciplines, engaging stakeholders","\nI am a passionate advocate for environmental justice in the sustainability sector. With expertise in decarbonization and energy optimization, I've generated $27M in revenue across vertical markets. My strengths lie in data-driven problem-solving, technical expertise, cross-functional leadership, and project management. I strive to overcome critical challenges faced by climate-transitioning communities, promoting a sustainable future. By expanding my influence across disciplines, stakeholders, and industries, I aim to address these challenges and advance environmental justice. "]
[null,"Kranzberg Arts Foundation","info@kranzbergarts.org","(314) 533-0367","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","St. Louis City","Through the development of artistic venues, studios and workspaces, short and long-term residencies, and community-based programming, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation provides essential infrastructure for the arts to thrive in the St. Louis region.\n\nTaking an arts-based approach to community development, the Foundation ensures we are aligning our investments with the needs and vision of the broader community. Committed to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive approach, we further economic development and cultural sustainability, while helping to establish St. Louis as a premier arts and entertainment destination."," The Kranzberg Arts Foundation has developed and currently operates venues, galleries, studios, and office space for artists and arts organizations – at The Kranzberg, .ZACK, The Marcelle, The Grandel, Hansen House, The Dark Room, The Big Top, High Low, Sophie’s Artist Lounge, 3333 Washington, Walls Off Washington, and 3701 Grandel Square. We are interested in retrofitting all of our venues"]
[null,"Grand Central Station, Sherman, Texas","pschulze@austincollege.edu","903 814 6945","Food bank and soup kitchen","Subrecipient;","Grayson County Texas and surrounding counties","Board member contact has directed Austin College Center for Environmental Studies for 20 years while the school has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions some 60%.","Flat roof well-suited for solar panels: 619 E. Houston St, Sherman, TX 75090"]
[null,"Genesis Dream Center","Apostledrleach@outlook.com","662.889.1930 and 662.251.5584","Community Multipurpose Training Facility and Church","Subrecipient;Partner;","North Mississippi","Areas of expertise include project management, program management, community engagement, building stakeholder relationships, community partnerships, financial literacy & management.","Facility is in need of weatherization upgrades to include windows, interior and exterior lighting for security, heat pumps for individual rooms within the multipurpose facility for heating and cooling systems, and lighting and restoration in restrooms. Also able to assist with project, program, and fiscal management."]
[null,"Shepherd's Village","amanda@newlifesolutions.org","727-216-1402 x 514","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Belleair Bluffs, FL","Community not for profit focused on serving single mother families with life resources and affordable housing.","Energy efficient air conditioning and roofing for 12 unit residential housing facility."]
[null,"Saving The Youth (S.T.Y)","D.briggs40@ymail.com","231.215.1639","Community Youth Organization","Subrecipient;Partner;","North Mississippi","Youth engagement and connection, Community partnerships, City and County School Support","Building used for youth is in need of energy efficiency upgrades such as window repair, door replacements, lighting, heat pumps in all rooms for heating and cooling. "]
[null,"Tri-Cities Opera Company, Inc.","operations@tricitiesopera.org","607-729-3444","501(c)3 non-profit","Subrecipient;","Binghamton New York","Theatrical and Musical Production, Arts Education, Professional and Career Advancement of young artists. ","We are seeking support for energy efficient improvements to our nationally registered historic building including an energy efficient EPDM roof membrane, masonry repairs, and electrical upgrades.  "]
[null,"Grand Central Station, Sherman, Texas","pschulze@austincollege.edu","903 814 6945","Soup kitchen and food bank","Subrecipient;","North Central Texas ","Board member Schulze has directed Austin College environmental studies program for 20 years while the school reduced GHG emissions some 60%.","Ceiling insulation in former medical building converted to a soup kitchen and food bank."]
[null,"The Energy Efficiency Institute","oxfordco@comcast.net","609-352-9193","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","New Jersey","- Energy efficiency training and workforce development\n- Educational institute for decarbonization and electrification \n- Community engagement to build awareness of energy efficiency: decarbonization and electrification","Needs funding to\n- Build training facilities for research & development, and education\n- Renovate The Energy Efficiency Institute, an interactive showroom and hub, with a variety of high efficiency products, such as: insulation material, solar, community solar, and electrification opportunities.\n\nCapabilities:\n- Strong partnerships with educational institutions such as University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Burlington County Institute of Technology\n- Training partnerships with Skill Bridge Veterans Program, high schools, and trade school\n- Community engagement with multiple HOAs to build awareness of residential energy efficiency: decarbonization and electrification"]
[null,"The Reading Public Museum","paul.oxholm@readingpublicmuseum.org","610 371 5850 x222","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","City of Reading","Educating youth on arts, culture, science, astronomy, environment and history.","Would like to convert from incandescent to LED lighting in two of our galleries."]
[null,"Shepherd Church of the Nazarene","info@shepnaz.org","614-471-3368","Registered 501(c)3 nonprofit Religious organization","Subrecipient;","Gahanna, Ohio and Eastern Franklin County, Ohio","Provide childcare, sports leagues, religious/faith support, addiction recovery support and other programming for residents of Gahanna and surrounding communities.","flat roof replacement, window replacement, HVAC energy efficient updates, light fixture replacement to LED"]
[null,"Shepherd Christian School","mfluhart@shepherdchristian.school","614-471-0859","Registered 501(c)3 nonprofit, PreK-7th grade Private School","Subrecipient;","Gahanna, Ohio and surrounding communities","PreK-7th grade education and programming","flat roof replacement, window replacement, HVAC energy efficient updates, light fixture replacement to LED"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Stoneham, Inc","Arodgers@bgcstoneham.org","781-438-6770","Youth Services Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","North of Boston, MA","Childcare Services","Upgrades to roofing and HVAC for more efficient operations"]
[null,"Community Health Center Association of Connecticut","sfrick@chcact.org","8609673854","501(c)3 working to improve access to primary and preventive care","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","We are a trade association representing all of Connecticut's Community Health Centers.  All are 501(c)3s and interested in this program.","Our health centers have well over 100 sites throughout Connecticut providing care to nearly 500,000 people.  "]
[null,"Pine Street Inn","info@pinestreetinn.org","617-892-9100","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Boston, MA","Homeless housing and services including street outreach, emergency shelter, workforce development, behavioral health, and permanent supportive housing. PSI operates 850 units among 30 congregate facilities. ","One of PSI's facilities (258 Main Street) needs to add a central AC system to all common areas and resident units to assist with air flow and maintaining consistent temperature throughout the house for residents' health and safety. "]
[null,"YMCA of Metro Chicago","donate@ymcachicago.org","312-932-1200","Direct Service Non Profit Organization","Subrecipient;","Chicago Metropolitan Region","Early education and care, out-of-school-time programming,  STEM programming, aquatics programming, youth sports programming, digital literacy, violence prevention, health and fitness, summer day camp, overnight camp. ","The Y is committed to delivering essential programming despite the negative financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. This focus has necessitated the deferral of some $45 million in maintenance projects, including desired upgrades to increase energy efficiency and reduce the Y’s carbon footprint. Among other goals, the Y seeks to have the “greenest” swimming pools in the region as it transitions to efficient, zero-carbon systems for operating its heavily used aquatics facilities. Our priority list for upgrades includes LED Lighting Upgrades and Building Automation systems."]
[null,"Camphill Village Kimberton Hills","rmartin@camphillkimberton.org","1-484-320-0030","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Chester County, Pennsylvania","Intentional community inclusive of persons with intellectual disabilities.","Replace electrical services (circuit, panels, and breakers) at eighteen residences to support electrification; and replacing old gas ranges with induction ranges. This is part of our comprehensive clean energy transition initiative, especially important for our vulnerable population."]
[null,"The Mariners' Museum","sjones@marinersmuseum.org","757-591-7708","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Newport News, VA","Mariners' Museum is a well-known resource for connecting people through our worlds maritime cultural heritage. Designated as America's National Maritime Museum we are focused on support our community through k-12 education programs, conservation, and public programs in our 90,000 sqft of galleries and 550-acre park and lake","The Museum was built in the 1930's and has since expanded into a broad campus with 250,000 sqft of facilities, a 550-acre park, and 167-acre Lake. Our 100+ person team is responsible for the conservation of 32,000 3D artifacts, 210 tons of USS Monitor artifacts, and preservation of millions of archive, making us the largest maritime library in the western hemisphere. To be more energy efficient in the care of these vast resources we are interested in pursuing any of the following improvements: replacing outdated Air Handling Units with more efficient ones, installation of variable frequency drives on existing AHUs and installation of solar canopies in parking lots."]
[null,"Vineyard of the Rockies","MAtaylor@votr.org","970-484-5999","Church","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northern Colorado, Fort Collins, CO","Organized and executed multiple community outreaches and partnered with multiple organizations for success.","Supporting community objectives for lowering energy costs, which will then allow for a repurposing of funds to better service those in need in our community."]
[null,"New 42nd Street, Inc.","info@new42.org","646-223-3000","Non-profit theater company","Subrecipient;","New York City region","Theatrical productions for families and children of all ages; arts education support for NYC public schools; rehearsal spaces for non-profit dance and theater companies, as well as Broadway rehearsals.","New 42nd Street is seeking funding for a comprehensive green energy project to replace 20+ year-old mechanical systems. Contemplated in the project is a green roof, HVAC upgrade/replacement, and boiler system upgrade/replacement. These necessary upgrades will allow New 42 to continue its mission of making the arts accessible for all."]
[null,"Christian Community in Action dba Dorcas Ministires","carey@dorcascary.org","919-469-9861","Non Profit 501c3","Prime recipient;","Cary, North Carolina","We provide financial, workforce development and food assistance to help our community thrive.","New HVAC Systems to support our physical facilities that house our non profit but also other local non profits.  Transition to LED lighting for our facility to improve efficiency of our utility usage.  Provide EV Charging service to clients and the community, and possibly acquire an electric transport van for picking up food donations for our food pantry."]
[null,"Tampa Torah Academy","rabbiwohlfarth@tampatorahacademy.org","8185237374","Synagogue and School","Subrecipient;","Tampa, Florida","To be a subrecipient to receive grants from a prime recipient as we are looking to make energy improvements.","We are a school and a synagogue in Tampa, Florida. We have an older building and there are many energy improvements that our building can benefit from. Our AC unit is over 20 years old and is not energy efficient at all. We do not have enough funding to make the necessary energy upgrades. Getting a new energy efficient AC unit would cut down our energy usage tremendously and would allow us to contribute to the goal of limiting energy usage."]
[null,"MIT Lincoln Laboratory","skyla.agostino@ll.mit.edu","339-221-4219","FFRDC","Partner;Subrecipient;","National but HQ in Lexington MA","We develop power/control system exercises to continue missions after widespread power/control system outages.  We design low fuel microgrids to disconnect from the grid for disasters.","Lincoln Laboratory's innovative, advanced technology has not only been applied to national security problems but has also had significant impact on science, industry, and society. MIT Lincoln Laboratory seeks funding to create a suite of tools to build out an Energy Management Information System (EMIS) application. The EMIS will leverage utility and energy data to develop and implement energy and water savings plans, as well as monitor, track and trend carbon emissions. An additional need would be a change in a heat pump packaged air handler which would reduce CO2 emissions by about 80%."]
[null,"Church of the Holy Cross","john.hughes@holycrossepiscopal.org","703-201-9705","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","Fairfax County VA","Architectural, Care of Creation, Energy Efficiency Know-How","Conversion to LED lighting, energy efficient HVAC, addition of solar units"]
[null,"Malone University","pcalhoun@malone.edu","330-471-8100","Non-profit university","Subrecipient;","Canton, Ohio","Faith-based liberal arts university committed to serving the Church, community & world. Strong academic programs in zoo wildlife biology, ministry, exercise science, nursing, education, counseling, etc.","This would enable the university to replace its current 20-50 year old HVAC equipment with more energy-efficient equipment. Replacing this equipment would allow Malone to lower utility costs and reduce carbon emissions in each of its 22 buildings. The improved reliability would benefit students, faculty, and the environment."]
[null,"Opera on the James","PeterL@operaonthejames.org","434-528-3397","opera company ","Subrecipient;","Central Virginia","Opera on the James provides a wide variety of educational artistic, musical and theatrical projects at a high professional level. We foster young artists and annually reach a diverse audience of several thousand people of all ages.","We own our own building. It contains rehearsal and performance spaces, administrative offices, plus warehouse and archival facilities. Although basically structurally sound, the building is in serious need of various internal and external improvements, especially in the area of improved energy efficiency. In particular, we need to replace several doors and many out of date windows. Housed on the roof, the upper floor HVAC is currently inoperable. We are instituting a capital campaign in order to deal with these problems, but the likely amount that can be raised locally is a particular challenge."]
[null,"Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Inc.","info@feedhopenow.org","407-295-1066","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Orange County, Florida","Emergency and general food distribution and community outreach programs related to food access, alleviating hunger, and improving nutrition across seven counties. ","We are interested in improving our main warehouse's energy efficiency by installing long-duration thermal energy storage system for a commercial freezer that holds hundreds of thousands of pounds of frozen food resources (which will also prolong the life of the freezer) and/or the installation of an EV charging station. Both projects will improve the building's energy efficiency and savings will be reinvested into our efforts of increasing access to food in the community. We are open to discussing other potential ideas for projects. "]
[null,"University of Evansville","facilities@evansville.edu","8124882775","Academic","Subrecipient;","Urban Campus area ","Experienced in all manners of Building Facilities Operation, Central Plant Boilers, Chillers and working with Solar experts in our community","We have Leed certified buildings on campus and with our older buildings and systems, we would like to improve energy consumption and find ways to lower the carbon footprint by installing solar panels on rooftops. "]
[null,"Lotus Bloom","angela@lotusbloomfamily.org","510-735-92222","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Oakland, CA, Alameda County","Energy efficient upgrades","Lotus Bloom’s  mission has been to provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive space to traditionally underserved populations, to come together as a community to provide children with a rich learning foundation. The Lotus Bloom organization is committed to supporting families over the long-term, with the goal of building strong and resilient families that can thrive for generations to come. We build wrap-around services and work with families to build skills and capacities that will serve them well beyond the immediate needs of early childhood.\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles","kimberly.washington@bgcmla.org","213-628-3673","Youth Development Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Watts and South Los Angeles","We are a youth serving organization providing programming services focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character and citizenship.","Our facilities are dated and need upgrades to be efficient, safe, and environmentally sound"]
[null,"Perspectives On, Inc.","Dr.White@PerspectivesOn.org","404-217-1446","501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Southeast ","Energy conservation\nClimate enthusiast\nCommunity Organizing\nEnvironmental Justice Forum/Think Tank","Able to recruit and assemble portfolio to address Justice40Initiative Goals"]
[null,"Missouri Botanical Garden","jgorrell@mobot.org","314-577-0220","Botanical Garden / Non profit","Subrecipient;","Missouri ","Horticultural research; Conservation of plants; STEM learning; Informal education (adult learners); Environmental education; Collections preservation; Sustainability; Green Buildings and Benchmarking; school programs (on-site/virtual); climate science education; youth jobs training (horticultural focus); exhibit development/design and interpretation;  curriculum development; community engagement (focus on underserved communities); museum curation; serving underserved families; public events, and more. www.mobot.org\n","The Garden was founded in 1859. We have multiple historic buildings on our main campus that need energy-efficiency measures such as energy audit, hiring experts to consult on what makes sense with time and funds available, sealing leaks, new insulation measures, updated HVAC and controls, updates windows or in the case of our green house updating those specialty windows, and incorporating updates within LEED guidelines as we are only doing new and existing building updates LEED. Beloved buildings visited by thousands of our visitors needing help and who could better host many more groups with upgrades and repairs for comfort and accessibility for MANY more years to come include but not limited to our: Museum Building (Henry Shaw's original museum), Linnean House (the oldest continually operated greenhouse west of the Mississippi River), and Center for Home Gardening (with a green house needed lots of TLC).  "]
[null,"West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation","auriana@whchc.org; housinginfo@whchc.org","(323) 650-8771","Non-profit affordable housing developer / 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Los Angeles, West Hollywood, and Glendale","Asset & Property Management","We are in need of funding to make it possible for low-income residents upgrading or considering upgrading to electric vehicles to be able to conveniently and efficiently charge their vehicles from home without the expense of installation having a negative impact of the properties' capital reserves or operating income. "]
[null,"Community and Economic Development Association of Cook County Inc. (CEDA)","jpady@cedaorg.net","(708) 829-6985","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest (Chicago) & California","- Energy efficiency project development\n- Project costing and budgeting\n- Rebate administration\n- Energy M&V\n- Program management\n- Project management\n- Job training and certification\n","The Community and Economic Development Association of Cook County Inc. (CEDA), is a 55-year-old nonprofit organization with extensive experience providing services for companies and individuals in the SEDI community. Services include but are not limited to designing, engineering, and implementing energy-efficiency upgrades that reduce energy consumption and create healthier environments. \n\nCEDA supports nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations that are committed to making their properties for energy efficient and sustainable. We are interested in becoming a prime recipient of the grants through Renew America’s Nonprofits grant program. Thank you.\n"]
[null,"Nonprofit Finance Fund","jtwisselman@nff.org","2136237001","Nonprofit Organization 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","National","Facilities financing, strategic financial management capacity building, including costing analysis, financial projections, capital needs assessment, and capitalization planning","NFF brings over 40 years of experience in financing, capital disbursement, regranting, and strategic financial capacity building to nonprofits nationwide. Capabilities that would be particularly relevant to this opportunity include: facilities financing, fund management, regranting, costing analysis, financial projections, capital needs assessment, and capitalization planning."]
[null,"Guthrie Theater","guthrie@guthrietheater.org","612-225-6000","501c3 nonprofit - theater","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","Nonprofit regional theater producing classic and contemporary plays, with arts access programs for youth, low-income, and people with disabilities.","Our theater building serves as a landmark and community hub. Current light infrastructure is neon lights, but we would like to switch to energy-efficient LED lights throughout the building. This would cut our energy use by 70%. "]
[null,"Texas PACE Authority","info@texaspaceauthority.org","855-738-7223","Nonprofit administrator of property assessed clean energy (PACE) financing for Texas","Prime recipient;","Texas","Energy and water efficiency financing that truly pays for itself from savings\nIn-person and web-based education and training\nStatewide outreach\nStaff with public service background","Texas PACE Authority (TPA) is a nonprofit that advances Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) projects in Texas with a uniform commercial and industrial PACE program on behalf of 90 local governments. This model approach economically provides financing to invest in more energy and water efficient infrastructure, and onsite renewable generation. \n\nTPA has administered ~$400M in energy and water efficiency projects across Texas. However, small businesses in high-need communities and nonprofits (e.g. places of worship) often require some assistance. Sometimes this comes from utility company grants, but it would be highly beneficial if TPA could directly award funds where needed."]
[null,"Grace United Methodist Church","gumcpastor@outlook.com","307-634-7472","Church","Subrecipient;","Cheyenne, Wyoming","There are 4 churches in our group that have projects that will save energy","4 churches that need, HVAC work done, change out light bulbs, improve insulation, set up HVAC zones,  replace windows, and other related energy-saving projects."]
[null,"First Presbyterian Church of Winchester ","fpcwinchester.ord","540-662-3824","nonprofit religious organization","Subrecipient;","Fredcerick County area of Virginia","Downtown church accessible to and engaged with underserved.  Originator or cosponsor of Free Medical Clinic, Thermal Shelter, community Thanksgiving Dinner, Saturday lunch via Jubilee Kitchen, and more. \n\n\n","\nFirst Presbyterian Church of Winchester, VA has completed and continues to pursue energy efficiency throughout our facilities (a mix of historic and modern buildings). Example projects include conversion to LED lighting, new windows, and zone climate control.  We are interested in the addition of solar to produce clean energy and reduce electrical consumption costs.  First Presbyterian is in the process of becoming an Earth Care Congregation, a PCUSA designation for churches that are committed through worship, outreach, and facility use to become community models in moving toward being carbon neutral. As a downtown church in a rural and underserved area, our modeling is important.\n\n\n"]
[null,"Reach for the Sky ","1908lookingatyou@gmail.com","662-549-8780","Non-profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Noxubee County ","Provide tutoring, technology, and career-technical skills. ","There is a need for preparation and tutoring for 3rd grade assessment. Also, a need for career readiness skills for Work-Keys assessment. "]
[null,"The Jack and Shirley Lubeznik Center for the Arts, Inc.","jbloch@lubeznikcenter.org","219-874-4900","501c3","Subrecipient;","Michigan City, Indiana","Not applying for a partner position","We have a large, old building that was repurposed for use as our Arts Center and could benefit from improved energy efficiency."]
[null,"Stepping Stone Shelter for Women, Inc","executive@steppingstoneshelter.org","219-879-4615","Domestic Violence Shelter","Subrecipient;","Michigan City, IN","We would be interested in subrecipient, not a partner with expertise","We are in a 40 year old building that is built from shipping containers and is not energy efficient.  We also have 15 transitional housing units that could benefit from improved energy efficiency."]
[null,"Crew SC","crewsoccer618@gmail.com","618-977-9100","Youth Sports","Subrecipient;","Southern Illinois","Athletic fields, soccer operations, LED lighting upgrades","Primarily to upgrade aging lighting infrastructure (~100 metal halide fixtures) to reduce energy footprint. "]
[null,"Advocate Program, Inc","ipmorina@advocateprogram.org","305-704-0200","Nonprofit service organization","Subrecipient;","Miami-Dade County","Advocate Program completed a solar study to analyze the feasibility and costs associated with installing solar panels. The Program also engaged in a water and energy audit and has concrete recommendations that are ready to be implemented once resources are obtained.","Advocate Program is a nonprofit that serves at risk individuals. Individuals served are large justice impacted, homeless, suffering from behavioral health issues, or impacted by family violence and conflict. We work to establish safety at the individual, family and community level. Many of our clients are disproportionately affected by heat and climate issues. The program has integrated climate efficiency into their long term strategic plan and is a participant in the BE305 challenge which commits to reduce carbon emissions and improve water conservation. The cost of some energy efficient improvements is prohibitive and would take funds away from programs and services. As such the program seeks to be sub recipient and obtain funds to install solar panels in the agency owned building and create a resiliency hub for the local community."]
[null,"St. Christopher's Episcopal Church","rector@stchrisoxford.org","610-932-8134","Faith based","Subrecipient;","Oxford, PA","Community engagement, diversity and inclusion, spirituality as a means for human growth, working with marginalized and diverse members of the community","Faith based organized with open and inclusive vision for community growth and development; we need assistance and funding to restructure our use of energy to high efficiency units, installation of air conditioning units, units for air circulation in church, also community gathering space, and renovation of church house in partnership with those caring for the homeless; would like to install solar"]
[null,"YMCA of the Rock River Valley","jjaeger@rockriverymca.org","815-489-1252","Non Profit 501c3 Community Center","Subrecipient;","Winnebago County, Illinois","Youth Development, community uplift, addressing social determinants of health, teen mentoring, community impact through multiple sites ","Energy efficiency at six sites including HVAC, solar, Air sealing, retrofits."]
[null,"YMCA of Northwestern DuPage County","atsao@rockriverymca.org","6308580100","501(c)(3)  Community Center ","Subrecipient;","Glen Ellyn, IL","Youth Development, Community Uplift, Addressing Social Determinants of Health within DuPage County, Community Health, Mental Health, Parkinsons Mitigation, Teen Mentoring ","Needs:  HVAC RTU upgrades, LED lighting conversions, Boiler Controls for Pool, building energy automation, energy footprint consultation."]
[null,"Ferd & Gladys Alpert Jewish Family Service ","Debbie.Koristz@AlpertJFS.org","(561) 684-1991","Human Service Agency ","Subrecipient;","Palm Beach County, Florida, South Florida","Mental Health Service, Human Services, Food Pantry, Persons with Disabilities, Care Management for Older Adults, Holocaust Survivors ","As a multi-disciplinary agency with comprehensive wrap-around mental health services, Alpert Jewish Family Service provides resources, information, and programs that take a holistic approach to addressing mental well-being for individuals, children, and families, including counseling, psychiatry, support groups, and other behavioral health services.  Alpert JFS is opening two new centers Center two expand its services and provide vital services to individuals in Palm Beach County.  "]
[null,"Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles","michaela@boyertowmuseum.org","610-367-2090","501(c)3 Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Boyertown, PA","Since 2000, the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles has occupied the former home of the Boyertown Auto Body Works, and we strive to maintain the historic character of the World War II factory and the 1872 Jeremiah Sweinhart Carriage Factory. The Museum is committed to extending our educational work into Boyertown and the surrounding areas and continuing our ongoing effort to collect, preserve and exhibit vehicles integral to Pennsylvania’s Transportation History.","The Museum has recently undergone extensive upgrades (including roofing, insulation, and lighting) in its Main Gallery and is committed to building on those improvements by upgrading the current HVAC system to extend its life and installing energy-efficient climate control in its administrative offices.  "]
[null,"West Concord Union Church","wcuc.office@gmail.com","wcuc.office@gmail.com","Church, United Church of Christ (UCC), 501 (c) (3) ","Subrecipient;","Church, United Church of Christ (UCC), 501 (c) (3) ","We are a vibrant UCC church.  Our signature ministry—beyond wonderful hybrid worship services, musical offerings, and programs for children—is to the community of developmentally disabled adults where we have significant experience and expertise. We also use our space for the good of the wider community, hosting a non-profit music school, public library story hours, and self-help groups of all kinds. While planning our HVAC project, we have gathered some expertise in benchmarking of utility use, HVAC systems, and financing / fundraising, which we have shared with other churches through Mass. Interfaith Power and Light.  ","We are a vibrant UCC church.  Our signature ministry—beyond wonderful hybrid worship services, musical offerings, and programs for children—is to the community of developmentally disabled adults where we have significant experience and expertise. We also use our space for the good of the wider community, hosting a non-profit music school, public library story hours, and self-help groups of all kinds. While planning our HVAC project, we have gathered some expertise in benchmarking of utility use, HVAC systems, and financing / fundraising, which we have shared with other churches through Mass. Interfaith Power and Light.  "]
[null,"St. Matthew's Episcopal Church","office.stmatthewsnewton@gmail.com","316 283-3310","church 501c(3)","Subrecipient;","Newton, Kansas","Twenty years ago St. Matthew’s had a capital campaign to become more energy efficient.  This included a new roof, new windows, zoning heating and air conditioning, and an upgraded HVAC. We donate land we own (with a well) to be used as a community garden.  We have members of the Diocese of Kansas Creation Care Task Force and received the “Sustain Island Home “award from the Diocese for our efforts in protecting the environment.  Some members of the congregation will soon be doing an energy audit of our building as recommended by the Diocese.\nWe offer our building space to be used by community groups at no charge.  For example, and AA group meets at the church weekly. A major part of the ministry at St. Matthew’s  is the Representative Payee Program.  The program receives and manages Social Security payments for people with developmental disabilities and those with mental illness disability.  The program uses staff and volunteers, has been running since 1997, and serves 170 individuals.\n\n\n","\nSt. Matthew’s 20 year old HVAC unit uses Freon and needs to be replaced.  One of the zoning units needs to be replaced as well.  We also want to upgrade lighting with LED and improve water efficiency with new toilets.  \n\n"]
[null,"Audubon Nature Institute","grants@auduboninstitute.org","504-861-5107","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New Orleans, LA","Audubon operates museums and parks, including Audubon Zoo and Audubon Aquarium, with the unifying purpose of celebrating the wonders of nature. ","Audubon Nature Institute has joined the Aquarium Conservation Partnership’s Joint Climate Commitment and completed a greenhouse gas scoping effort. Audubon is committed to reducing carbon emissions, including through projects that include replacing aging HVAC systems. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley","msorensen@bgcev.org","541-345-9939","non-profit youth development","Subrecipient;","Eugene Oregon/Lane County","Youth development professionals in our community for over 22 years ","Need to upgrade our existing HVAC to be more energy efficient and make the Club safe for kids with smoke and heat."]
[null,"Quicker Essentials","Office@quickeressentials.org","559-712-9828","Nonprofit Organization","Prime recipient;","California","Website creation, design, subscription management, social media optimization, online platform management, program development, program management, mixed media production, and research.","We need an opportunity to grow and thrive. We can maintain positive relationships among our stakeholders by sufficiently reaching shared success in tailored and impactful ways. We also can meet our consumers' evolving needs, drive engagement, and deliver high-quality results. With a focus on fostering meaningful connections and leveraging our technical skills and commitment for empowerment, we are well-equipped to contribute to the success of our stakeholders and achieve our goals."]
[null,"Chatham University Falk School of Sustainability & Environment","c.koch@chatham.edu","412-365-1365","Non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Southwestern Pennsylvania","Green building systems and science, building performance modeling, GIS, energy systems, sustainability education, workforce training, conservation, sustainable communities, sustainable business, green infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, ecology","The Falk School at Chatham University is a living laboratory for the training and engagement of students, professionals, communities, and building trades. FSSE is building on our current sustainable infrastructure to model and expand new technologies to existing historic buildings, a new academic building, new student housing, and a residential EcoVillage. \nWith these investments, we are expanding our education and training opportunities through the creation of the Center for Sustainable Systems. Our projects involve students at every level of research, development, and operations. We partner with over 300 non-profits on projects that provide ongoing technical assistance and support. \n"]
[null,"Washington Trust for Historic Preservation","info@preservewa.org","206-624-9449","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Washington State","Financial/technical assistance in preservation of historic buildings, including rehabilitation of historic features (windows, roofs) while adhering to historic standards.","We’re interested in serving as a Prime Recipient distributing funds to nonprofit-owned historic buildings (e.g., museums, theaters, event/community venues, etc.) and offering technical assistance on energy improvement projects while adhering to historic standards. We have contacts within the construction/trades industries who can advise in specific areas of expertise such as the restoration/replacement of historic windows. We may be interested in working with a Partner who has more expertise in overall energy efficiency programs. We are also interested in being a Subrecipient to receive funding for HVAC upgrades to our own historic building, the Stimson-Green Mansion in Seattle."]
[null,"350 New Hampshire","em@350nh.org","6037068174","501c3","Partner;","New Hampshire","Community engagement","We are a canvassing and grassroots organization with community members across the state and a healthy communication network across all media channels as well as strong youth involvement."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago","rfurr@bgcc.org","773-954-8653","Not for profit","Subrecipient;","Chicago","Youth Development","Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago owns a number of older buildings that could use physical retrofitting in order to make them more energy efficient and cost effective."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Bois Forte","travis.vake@boisforte-nsn.gov","2189660137","Native Services Club","Subrecipient;","Minnesota ","Not sure ","Vermilion Ckub needs a complete new roof and we would need new doors on both vermilion and Nett lake club sites. "]
[null,"Berkshire Environmental Action Team, Inc. (BEAT)","team@thebeatnews.org","413-464-9402","non-profit environmental advocacy","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Berkshire County, MA (or near by)","Environmental advocacy, currently undergoing accessibility renovations. Access to contractors who are experts at deep energy retrofits and getting off fossil fuels.","We are planning a deep energy retrofit to make our Environmental Leadership & Education Center fully accessible, net zero, and fossil fuel free. We need to add an insulated roof, outer wall wrap, heat pumps and heat pump water heater, solar, and storage. We already have been working with a design/build team and have designs for almost all of this. Initial renovations to make the first floor fully accessible have begun."]
[null,"Unitarian Society of Hartford","LauraSCipriano@gmail.com","(860) 233-9897","religious","Subrecipient;","New England","Significant professional experience in project management, design, and energy engineering, as well as basic computer literacy with web and office tools. \n","The building is heated with 3 high-efficiency natural gas boilers that were installed in 2005. They are aging and need repair or replacement. We want to upgrade and modernize the boilers and install programmable thermostats to improve energy conservation. We are also assessing our air handler, windows, and aging appliances to determine which are most in need of replacement. "]
[null,"Dexter Area Historical Society","dexmuseum@aol.com","734-426-2519","Arts and Culture, Museum","Subrecipient;","southeast Michigan","Educational and historic events, displays, fundraising","We would like to add capacity for solar heat at Gordon Hall, a historic home that is left cold all winter because of lack of affordable heating options."]
[null,"Sikh Educational Foundation of the Carolinas","pawanjitsingh@hotmail.com","7042589565","Sikh Temple or Gurdwara","Subrecipient;","Charlotte, NC","20 years of commercial HVAC experience. 10 years of building contracting experience","The HVAC system is in need of replacement and frequently runs into issues. The windows are leaking and were recently damaged because of vandalism, hence need to be changed"]
[null,"South Central Community Services, Inc.","accounts@sccsinc.org","7734830900","501(c)(3) community center","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL south side neighborhoods of Avalon and Chatham","Youth and senior programming, violence prevention, alternative school, free programs, community engagement ","Energy-efficiency projects that have energy savings and benefit an underserved community."]
[null,"Charitable Ventures","info@charitableventuresoc.org","7145976630","non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;Partner;","California - Orange County","We strengthen communities and address critical social issues by:\n-Supporting collaborative efforts\n-Incubating new ideas and supporting community projects\n-Providing consulting to nonprofits and foundations","At Charitable Ventures in Orange County California, we are strategically positioned within the community to serve as \"Partner\" in this DOE SCEP grant opportunity. In our Public Agencies division, we help publicly funded agencies effectively deploy resources and manage community initiatives to improve and advance social infrastructures. Please reach out to us if you are applying to be a \"Prime Recipient\" and would like to discuss how we can collaborate. We are also interested in improving the energy efficiency of our building as a \"Subrecipient\"."]
[null,"FLIPP Inc","info@flippinc.org","434-207-8420","501c3 Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Virginia","Building Electrification Education Training and NABCEP Solar Certification Training","Heating and cooling needed of our 720sf metal building where we train for building electrification education and NABCEP solar certification. "]
[null,"Dexter Area Historical Society","caryleburke@aol.com","734-476-5232","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan (Dexter)","Educational and historic programming, exhibits, and events. Historic preservation","We are working to restore Gordon Hall, including a new, energy-efficient HVAC system and a solar field to generate electricity. Gordon Hall is a 180-year-old home built by Dexter’s founder, Samuel Dexter. We have a Rehabilitation Master Plan and plans/specifications for the restoration work. The building is listed on the National Register, the State register, and is a Washtenaw County Historic District."]
[null,"Congregation Beth Israel Abraham & Voliner","office@biav.org","913.341.2444","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Overland Park, Kansas","NSGP experience; general administration; contracting","Our synagogue needs to update several 25-year-old rooftop units that provide heat and air conditioning throughout our facility. Possible expansion of outdoor LED lighting."]
[null,"Care 4 U Management, Inc.","info@care4uchc.org","305-835-0101","501(c)3 health services organization","Subrecipient;","South Florida","health & prevention services","to update our 50 year old building to be energy efficient"]
[null,"Providence Church, Charleston, SC","info@providencecharleston.org","8439715275","Local church","Subrecipient;","Lowcountry, South Carolina","We have quotes describe our for modernizing climate control equipment and insulating our facility.","We need to find a prime recipient to include our individual church application for $200,000 in climate control equipment modernizing and improving insulation."]
[null,"Paladin, Inc.","info@paladinKY.com","859-252-3047","Engineering and Commissioning Partner","Partner;","Kentucky","Support design development, contracting, and verification of energy efficiency improvements for Prime and Subrecipient facilities.  ","Working to improve the sustainability of the built environment with HVAC, electrical, lighting, and plumbing upgrades.  Specializing in targeted improvements based on lifecycle cost and energy cost and emissions reductions.  Responsive, reliable team working to serve the Kentucky community.  "]
[null,"Chabad of Western PA","rabbi@ogkpgh.com","412-657-8164","Non-profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Greater Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania","As an umberlla organization for 25 independant nonprofits, we have the ability to collaberate and facilitiate grants awards","Chabad of Western PA is a nonporift seeking funds to make our centers throughout Western PA more energy efficient especially in regrads to HVAC, boilers and upgraded windos. We will work with other nonprofts to administer grants throughout the region"]
[null,"Sustainable Connections","energy@sustainableconnections.org","360-647-7093","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Northwest Washington State (Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan, and Island Counties)","Energy audits\nNetworking\nEnergy efficiency\nElectrification\nCommunity partnerships\nFinancial incentives\nProject management\nCommercial energy efficiency\nCertified Energy Managers (CEM)\nMultifamily energy efficiency\nNonprofit energy efficiency\n","Our well-established Community Energy Challenge program is seeking this grant to build capacity to better serve local nonprofits in making energy efficiency upgrades. We have experience performing energy audits, recommending building improvements, supporting project implementation, coordinating with local contractors, and administering financial incentives for energy efficiency projects for local businesses and nonprofits. We intend to use our strong connections with local housing organizations to focus on nonprofit-owned multifamily buildings, while continuing to support all local nonprofits wishing to make energy efficiency upgrades."]
[null,"Cheder Menachem of Kingston","rybaumgarten@chedermenachem.org","570-793-2280","private non for pofit day school","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Central Pennsylvania","We have administered multiple state and federal grants. We have a strong experienced team which can lead the efforts","We just purchased a new building which need major upgrades of HVAC, windows, lighting and other. "]
[null,"Choir Corporation","mfleming@choircorp.com","(805) 492-4219","Corporation","Partner;","United States","Software driven solutions to reduce energy use and cost through statistical analytics, APIs, traceability, real-time auditable results for scopes 1, 2 and 3.","We can partner with any energy providers, legacy, conventional, or alternative; and entities looking for a solid solution to reducing energy usage and cost, reducing GHGs, and having investor grade quality data to ensure progress in meeting ESG goals."]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church in Anaheim","uuanaheim@gmail.com","(657) 208-3606","faith based non profit","Subrecipient;","Orange County, Southern California","n/a","We need to replace our HVAC with an energy efficient one, plus we'd also like to upgrade our windows and lighting system."]
[null,"Georgian Court University","sdorman@georgian.edu","732-987-2280","Higher Education Institution","Subrecipient;","New Jersey","Georgian Court University maintains on-site facilities and project management capability and experience implementing energy efficiency upgrades across campus.","Georgian Court University maintains 19 buildings across our historic campus. Many buildings require upgrades to improve energy efficiency including window, door, and elevator replacements and HVAC updates. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington","mmcdonald@bgcgw.org","202 384 2189","Major Metro Boys & Girls Club serving DC, VA and MD","Subrecipient;","Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland","Out of School TIme provider with robust Finance, Human Resources and Operations capability.","We have facility needs in several large clubhouses to improve efficiency in HVAC, insulation and roofing."]
[null,"St. Matthews Church","jlupia@syrdio.org","3154378318","Religious","Prime recipient;","Village of East Syracuse","Lighting fixtures","Our old lighting system for the Altar has failed.  We need to replace lighting on the altar as well as several flood lights throughout the Church."]
[null,"Prince of Peace Church and Preschool","Pidduckra@gmail.com","4253214910","Church","Subrecipient;","Everett, Washington ","We do not have resources to be a prime recipient.","Our hvac systems are aging, and need to be updated, preferably with energy efficient heat pumps. Our windows are older double pane and our building will benefit from new more efficient windows. Our interior lighting is fluorescent and would benefit from an LED conversion. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Magnolia","cludwig.bgcm@gmail.com","870-234-3300","501c3","Subrecipient;","Magnolia, AR","After Schoo Programming","We need new doors inside and outside our facility. They are the original one that were built with the building in 1964.  They don’t close, lock, or seal correctly and is definitely allowing our cooling/heating to escape making use very energy un-efficient.  We have approximately 10-12 inner and outer doors we hope to replace with correct ones. "]
[null,"Kearney Famiy YMCA","rlongoria@kearneyymca.org","308-237-9622","501c  Nonproft","Subrecipient;","Central Nebraska-Kearney, Nebraska","childcare, swimming lessons,  youth sports, health and wellness, senior fitness, gathering space, community center, exercise, before and after school care, preschool","The Kearney Family YMCA plans to remodel and expand its facility located at 4500 6th Avenue in Kearney, Nebraska, to better serve youth, adults, seniors and families. The Y plans replace old doors, windows, lights and HVAC units and repair roof and insulation to improve it's efficiency and reduce energy costs. "]
[null,"Village Presbyterian Church","jcb3823@gmail.com","913-669-9428","Worship","Subrecipient;","Midwest","Programmatic expertise is primarily organizational and budget management as well as budget forecasting.","The need is for an air lock/ante room and solar panels for the church's 17,000 sq ft stand alone Food Pantry and Clothes Closet. The Food Pantry serves an average of 630 households and 1,200 individuals each month. Although not physically located in a disadvantaged area, many of the Food Pantry's clients are from the nearby, adjacent county which is a disadvantaged area. "]
[null,"The United Methodist Church of La Farge","sarno@mwt.net","608-632-3459","Church/Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin","Roof/insulation upgrade and HVAC update.","Replace/repair current R6 steel roof with R29 steel roof.  Upgrade 50 year old boiler and water heater with new boiler/water heater and HVAC wall units."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati","aschiff@bgcgc.org","513-421-8909 ext. 21","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky","We are an afterschool nonprofit serving at-risk youth.","We are in need of renovations at our free-standing club sites that require updates to roofs, HVAC systems, and more."]
[null,"Oscar Cross Boys & Girls Club","contact.us@oscarcrosspad.org","2704449124","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Western Kentucky","We are an afterschool, and summer programming nonprofit with the mission to enable young people to be all that they can be as responsible citizens. ","We are located in an old National Guard Armory building, and have a huge need of replacing doors and windows to be safer, and more energy efficient. Our current windows and doors allow a lot of UV light to enter the building which causes our Heating and Air units to work overtime to regulate the building. "]
[null,"Women's Services, Inc.","information@womensservicesinc.org","814-724-4637","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Northwest Pennsylvania","Sorry, no area of expertise in this field. ","Need to replace windows as well as furnace and boiler in our 100+ year old building"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany","rbrown@bgcalbany.org","4046060729","Multi-site Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Southeast Georgia","BGCA aligned youth development","Updates to lighting and HVAC in three facilities "]
[null,"Women's Services, Inc.","information@womensservicesinc.org","814-724-4637","501(c)(3) Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Program","Subrecipient;","Northwest Pennsylvania","We have over 45 years of expertise in domestic and sexual violence prevention. ","We are interested in replacing all the windows and the furnace and boiler in our 100+ year old building."]
[null,"Children's Museum of Stockton","carrie@childrensmuseumstockton.org","209-465-4386","501c3 museum","Subrecipient;","Stockton, CA","Children's educational programming and museum exhibits","Looking for funding opportunities for a children's museum"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes, Inc.","Theclub@bgcofdl.org","218-847-5700","501 C 3 Corp.","Subrecipient;","Midwest","All day Pre-school care, after school activities an all day summer camp programs for youth ages 3-12.","Installation of high wind/tornado resistant shutters for the windows for the safety of our staff and children we serve throughout the year.  To also cut a door into that side of the building for easier evacuation of our clients."]
[null,"Presbyterian Camps at Gilmont, Inc.","info@gilmont.org","903-797-6400","501 c 3 nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Camp Gilmont in Northeast Texas","Grant writer, facilities committee, historical knowledge, reporting","Following a new strategic plan, Camp Gilmont is undergoing a capital campaign to add additional lodging as well as renovate several key infrastructure pieces around camp. A key tenant of this plan is to install energy efficient materials to improve efficiency, add energy efficient sensor lighting, etc. And, finally, we plan to install electric vehicle chargers to better allow and encourage electric vehicle users to attend our conferences. Gilmont owns its own buildings and is located in East Texas but a high percentage of our attendee population is from DFW over 2 hours away.  "]
[null,"Organized Uplifting Resources & Strategies","admin@ourstrategies.org","8643215150","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Rural South Carolina","Agricultural, Organizing, Management, Outreach","Organized Uplifting Resources & Strategies (OURS) is the reality of the founder's dream to expand the need for more equitably resourced communities inclusive of our sustainable ACRE \n\nAgricultural practices\nClimate adaptation & mitigation \nResilience remediation\nEnergy efficiency education\n\nOURS vision is to ensure that rural communities have access to resources that promote sustainability, stability, and holistic health in a just environment.\n\nOurs was founded to support, build, develop, and engage historically underserved, under-resourced, and underrepresented communities to advocate for resources and policies relating to food security, environmental issues and advance economic mobility in rural communities.   \nWe want to partner with community organizations in rural communities across South Carolina to replicate a self sustaining community model that support rural areas that are food deserts."]
[null,"St. Luke's Episcopal Church","groegersc@yahoo.com","970-631-2584","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Our congregation has developed a plan to reduce carbon emissions to care for creation, become a resiliency hub, and would like to share that model with other faith based organizations.  We are active in the community including:  AA, Dharma Recovery, the food bank, assisting with housing for low income college students, Citizens Climate Lobby, Family Housing Network, the local school district for music concerts, an art venue for local artists, and ISAAC.  We also have a preschool and are working on licensing for a daycare with the plan to train migrants as daycare providers.  Our building is a work of art with a world renowned organ.","Our project scope is broad and includes lighting upgrades, insulation, heat pumps, geothermal or a high efficiency boiler, replacing gas burning water heaters and a gas burning commercial stove/oven, solar panels with battery back up, upgrading our air handling units, installing ventilation which was not original to the building and installing EV charging stations.  The next phase will include xeriscaping, a community garden, labyrinth and pavilion.   Our plans are complete and project ready, we need assistance with funding."]
[null,"Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties","lscottdawkins@caprw.org","612-619-2501","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Ramsey and Washington Counties","Energy, Food, Housing\nHead Start\nMoney, Jobs, Transportation","In 2020, CAPRW commissioned a Building Efficiency Audit which revealed opportunities for increased energy efficiency. We have upgraded the lighting and controls but need plug load reduction, as well as roofing, chiller and boiler replacements. CAPRW also owns two Head Start buildings. These sites need lighting upgrades and door replacements.  Finally, CAPRW works to increase the number of affordable housing units in our service area, with a focus on the purchase and rehabilitation of older housing stock that can be renovated into small multi-family rental units. This fall, we will purchase another property that will need energy efficient upgrades."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Albany, OR ","info@bgc-albany.org ","541.926.6666","Youth Development Organization ","Subrecipient;","Linn County, OR","Youth development programming and services through After-School Programs, Athletic Program, & Dental Services ","Original building was built in 1966 and then an addition was added in 1980.  Facilities needs to be upgraded to have more energy efficient equipment:  HVAC, windows, lighting, and etc.  "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast","Information@bgcec.com","850-862-1616","Youth Development, NPO, 9 Club Sites ","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northwest Florida, Escambia, Okaloosa, Walton Counties all the way to Leon County","Program Development, Program Implementation, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Data Management, Financial Management, Project Management, Grant Management","Need additional resources to mitigate properties against architectural/design flaws"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Hatchie River Region ","felishamason@bgchrr.com","901-476-0180","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Covington Tennessee","We are a nonprofit  youth development organization that serves youth ages 5-18 years old.","We need to replace our lights,  window, and we need a new HVAC system. "]
[null,"Berkeley Repertory Theatre","grantsmanager@berkeleyrep.org","510 647-2900","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Theatre","Subrecipient;","San Francisco Bay Area / California","Performing Arts / Arts Education","We are seeking energy-efficient improvements for our theatrical lighting system. Funds would support the purchase of energy-efficient lighting fixtures, lighting control systems, and cover associated installation costs. Lighting system upgrades would help to significantly reduce our energy consumption and operational costs. \nOur proposed project includes the following energy-efficiency improvements:\nUpgrading Theatrical Lighting Equipment: Replacing our existing traditional incandescent lighting fixtures with energy-efficient LED fixtures, allowing us to achieve precise lighting effects while reducing energy usage.\nLighting Controls and Automation: Installation of advanced lighting control systems (dimmers, networking, etc.) that use intelligent automation to optimize energy consumption in our theatre. "]
[null,"Kenai Peninsula Food Bank","gmeyer@kpfoodbank.org","907-262-3111","Food Bank","Prime recipient;Partner;","Entire Kenai Peninsula","Trained staff and board members","New door, artic entry and loading dock door, considerable heat loss. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Lamesa","ceo@lamesabgc.org","806-200-4610","501c3","Subrecipient;","Southwest","Youth Development Programs, Academic Support and Tutoring, Recreational Activities and Sports, Arts and Cultural Enrichment, Social and Emotional Learning, Career and College Readiness, STEM Education\n","The Boys & Girls Club of Lamesa is seeking assistance in upgrading its facilities to improve energy efficiency and comfort. Their needs include HVAC system upgrades to enhance heating, ventilation, and air conditioning capabilities. They also require light upgrades to enhance energy efficiency and provide adequate illumination. Door upgrades are necessary to improve security and access control in specific areas. Additionally, insulation improvements are needed in certain parts of the buildings to enhance thermal efficiency. The club aims to create a safe, comfortable, and sustainable environment for the youth they serve.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Zapata County","lvela1987@gmail.com","(956) 765-3892","501c3","Subrecipient;","Southwest","Youth development programs, Education and mentoring initiatives, After-school activities and enrichment programs, Community engagement and outreach, Mental health support and services, STEM Education","The Boys & Girls Club of Zapata County requires assistance with various facility upgrades and maintenance tasks. They need door and window replacements to improve security and energy efficiency. Roof maintenance is necessary to ensure the integrity of the buildings. HVAC maintenance is required to ensure optimal heating, ventilation, and air conditioning performance. Light upgrades are desired to enhance energy efficiency and provide adequate illumination throughout the facilities. By addressing these needs, the club aims to create a safe, comfortable, and sustainable environment for the youth they serve."]
[null,"Berkshire Museum","wdemick@berkshiremuseum.org","(413) 443-7171 ext. 382","Museum","Subrecipient;","Berkshires, Massachusetts","Art\nHistory\nScience\nChildhood education\nOffsite and onsite educational programs\nMultimedia presentations (film, performances, lectures)\nObject conservation and collections care\n","Upgrades, modifications, and renovations, including replacement, of existing building Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical systems. Potential addition of solar to building. Upgrades to exterior building envelope to increase building efficiency."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Mountain Empire","kathy.lowdermilk@bgcme.net","276-669-8932","Non-profit youth serving organization. ","Subrecipient;","Southeast","After-school and out-of-school youth services\nHomework Help\nHealthy Living & Habits\nCharacter & Leadership\nSTEM\nART\nWorkforce Development\nMental Well-being","Out of school care is a big need in out area. Affordable childcare. Safe, secure place for kids to be kids while learning, growing, and be themselves."]
[null,"Sabathani Community Center","jab5100@gmail.com","612-750-7210","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","Installing District Energy Geothermal Heat pump system and microgrid with battery and solar in S. Mpls BIPOC community. ","Sabathani Community Center is a Justice40 designated nonprofit with a large partnership team working on a 3-year Community Energy Project. Have completed energy efficiency measures and engineering studies. Need funding for phase 1 of planning, permitting, procurement, and workforce development partnerships."]
[null,"St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church","office@stgabriels.church","3212672545","Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Titusville, Florida","Diverse congregation of engineers, teachers, nurses, and other professionals. Office staff consists of Head Rector, Church Administrator, and Bookkeeper. Ten member Church Vestry (board) including Sr Warden, Jr Warden and Treasurer.","Historic church and support facilities located in historic downtown Titusville, Florida. Seeking renewal of energy systems and clean energy opportunities to help lower operation costs and bring the 19th century church and support facilities into the 21st century. Property hosts food bank and charter's Boy Scouts of America."]
[null,"Eaton","Stimulus@Eaton.com","(612) 391-3779","Corporation, global intelligent power management technology, equipment, and services provider","Partner;","National","•\tIntelligent power management solutions, energy efficiency improvements \n•\tElectrical power distribution systems and equipment\n•\tEV-Charging\n•\tEnergy Storage\n•\tDERs Integration\n•\tElectrical Safety\n•\tCybersecurity","Eaton is a leading global intelligent power management company, dedicated to improving people’s live and the environment with technologies that are more reliable, efficient, safe, and sustainable. With a substantial U.S. footprint, over 27,000 employees and facilities in more than 25 states, Eaton is strongly positioned to support program recipients. Eaton has deep expertise with electric modernization and new construction solutions that enhance safety, increase efficiency and improve reliability. Eaton is committed to the communities in which we do business, last year alone Eaton gave more than $10 Million in charitable contributions and employees volunteered over 45,000 hours."]
[null,"Carnegie Library of Homestead","clyons@carnegieofhomestead.org","412-462-3444","501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","Munhall, Pennsylvania","The Carnegie Library of Homestead provides numerous services and amenities to people throughout the region with its library, athletic center, and 1,000+ seat music hall.","The Carnegie Library of Homestead is seeking to make upgrades to its lighting and HVAC systems.  Originally built by Andrew Carnegie for the employees of Carnegie Steel, this 125 year old building is working to reduce its energy consumption, while also making improvements that will enhance the experience and comfort of the thousands of patrons that visit each year."]
[null,"Sussex School","advancement@sussexschool.org","(406) 549-8327","Private School","Subrecipient;","Montana","Our mission is to provide a challenging, progressive curriculum in a nurturing environment, so that students can become confident, enthusiastic learners and caring participants in their local and global communities.","Sussex School constructed the first two LEED-certified school buildings in the state of Montana years ago. We are now looking to renovate one of our older buildings to honor our school's commitment to environmental sustainability. The building is around 100 years old and could use several upgrades to increase its efficiency.  "]
[null,"Boys & Girls club of greater Chippewa valley ","Jjaeger@westconsincu.org","71555050254","Boys & Girls Club ","Subrecipient;","Midwest","Out of school time youth development ","Additionally supporting our buildings to create a safe and progressive environment for our youth. \n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County ","Abartol@bgctric.org","9203612717","Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin ","Youth development, child care, academic support, career development ","We have one, possibly 2 stand alone clubhouses. One is in great need of energy upgrades, specifically lighting, heating and cooling. "]
[null,"Temple Sinai, Inc.","jfeldman@templesinaiatlanta.org","404-252-3073","Religious Organization / Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Sandy Springs, GA","None.","We are replacing the room on our 65,000 square foot building, and are looking for grants / incentives to help defray some of the cost. We're planning to add additional insulation to the new roof to help reduce our carbon footprint and reduce our overall energy consumption."]
[null,"United Talmudical Academy aka UTA","208b@utaw.org","718-963-9260","Non for profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY; Sullivan County, NY","Decades of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements; compliance and timely submission for government grants.","As a school network overseeing 15 large school buildings in Brooklyn, and 6 campuses upstate – providing year round education and camping for more than 11,000 students, some of our buildings are century-old former public school building, and the majority of our portfolio is decades old, with outdated HVAC system, inadequate ventilation, non-efficient lighting, failing windows and doors. They urgently need upgrades to make them energy efficient. \nWe have a very capable administration, maintenance team, and active board of directors with experience in development and capital project, that developed two new buildings in recent years, for tens of millions and started to retrofit and upgrade some of our other buildings. They are well equipped and experienced to execute a project of this sort.\n"]
[null,"FST-HEA, LLC","marketing@fsttechnical.com","212-400-3700","Commissioning Agent","Partner;","Continental United States","a.\tNew Construction\nb.\tExisting Building\nc.\tMonitoring-based\nd.\tBuilding Envelope\ne.\tMission Critical\nf.\tSMART Building\ng.\tLEED Credit\nh.\tEnergy Audits\ni.\tDesign Review\nj.\tEquipment Testing\nk.\tIAQ Testing\nl.\tTAB and O&M Consulting\n","FST’s Commissioning Division (formally Horizon Engineering Associates, LLP (HEA)) is one of the nation’s leading providers of professional engineering services and sustainable consulting for building systems. FST has a simple goal: getting building systems to work as they were intended. FST specializes in building systems performance and energy usage. As an independent expert, we perform all types of Energy Audits, from preliminary surveys to comprehensive programs, all customized to your specific facility. With offices across the country, we have a large and respected staff of qualified field personnel to determine the most effective ways to reduce energy consumption in your facility, while maintaining comfort."]
[null,"Congregation Or Ami","office@or-ami.org","610-828-9066","501(c)(3)-Religious Institution","Subrecipient;","Lafayette Hill, PA","Synagogue in existence for 75 years-220 families. Early Childhood Center with 97 children. Religious School with 100 students. Essential provider of day-care and Pre-K learning.","Most lights in building are mercury filled fluorescent tubes of one variety or another. Hope is to change all lights to LED and save on energy costs and environmental risks from mercury. Currently have 14 rooftop hvac units installed and looking to upgrade to more energy efficient ones."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Sparta","info@bgcofsparta.org","6082692582","youth service organization","Subrecipient;","midwest","No level of expertise, but somewhat familiar\n","unsure at this time"]
[null,"Brick Capital Community Development Corporation","info@bc-cdc.org","(919) 775-2300","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","Affordable housing development, housing counseling, supportive housing property management","Need to update our main office with energy efficient equipment and building components."]
[null,"Temple Beth Am, Framingham","grantsadmin@tempbetham.org","508-872-8300","Religious","Subrecipient;","Frarmingham, MA","We are a vibrant religious organization and school with its origins and building established in the 1950s.","Our building dates back to the early 1960s and many of its mechanical systems are either non-functioning or have limited controls to manage our energy use.  Funding through this program would allow us to update our HVAC systems to significantly lower our carbon footprint and energy costs."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club Fitchburg and Leominster","ecoveney@bgcfl.org","978-534-8358","Youth Development After School Program","Subrecipient;","North Central MA in the Northeast","STEAM based learning and character development after school youth program serving 8-18 year olds.","Our Club is in need of an upgrade to our HVAC system.  We currently do not have A/C in the gym and have been soliciting bids for the upgrade and peak optimization of our current system.  Our building was renovated in 2008 and is in need of roof repairs and more efficient windows and doors.  We have upgraded our lighting for more efficiency."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Jackson","sanderson@bgcjmc.org","731.423.0627","Traditional","Subrecipient;","Rural West TN"," A little technical expertise - lots of programmatic expertise","Boys & Girls Club of Jackson is need of an upgrade! All the lights in our building needs to be upgraded to LED except the gym which we did some years back.  Currently we have fluorescent lights.  This style of lighting has been in place since 1995 when the facility was built.  There are more opportunities to create an energy efficient site, but this is the primary concern. HVAC is secondary at the moment. "]
[null,"Riverbend Environmental Education Center","ereilly@riverbendeec.org","610-527-5234","Education, Environmental conservation","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Pennsylvania","Environmental education K-8\nTrauma-informed\nService to low-income students\nNative plants\nSTEM \nAquaponics\naligned to NGSS standards","Riverbend is working with Re:Vision architecture to renovate our primary facility, an oil-heated 2,000 square foot barn. Our goal is increased energy efficiency, net-zero facility. 7,000 students, parents and teachers visit this facility annually for environmental education."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northwoods, Inc.","tammyw@bgcnorthwoods.org","715-627-1389","501(c)3","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Northern Wisconsin","Youth Development","Need new roof and windows"]
[null,"Covenant United Methodist Church","jerrysept@aol.com","406 459-6675","Church","Subrecipient;","Helena Montana","Family Promise,  Community garden,  Silver linings special needs group","Update to HVAC for better energy efficiency"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County","cvolker@vinelandbgc.org","856-696-4190","non profit","Subrecipient;","Cumberland County, NJ","Looking for technical and programmatic support","Helping support youth in a very distressed county"]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City","mwynn@acbgc.org","8035864150","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Atlantic City, NJ","The Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City is a youth development organization that has been serving children and youth since 1970."," HVAC upgrades or window replacements"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Cubs of Union County","rtriolo@bgcuc.org","908-687-7976 x 105","Non Profit Youth Agency","Subrecipient;","Union County, NJ","Facility and Child Safety, Youth Development Programs.","To reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety, and lower utilities costs through energy efficiency improvements at our buildings owned and operated by our 501(c)(3) nonprofit, allowing critical funds to be redirected to mission-focused work. "]
[null,"Machne Yeshiva Ketane aka MYK","208b@utaw.org","347-775-2882","Non for Profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY; Sullivan County, NY","Decades of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements; compliance and timely submission for government grants.","As a school network overseeing 15 large school buildings in Brooklyn, and 6 campuses upstate – providing year round education and camping for more than 11,000 students, some of our buildings are century-old former public school building, and the majority of our portfolio is decades old, with outdated HVAC system, inadequate ventilation, non-efficient lighting, failing windows and doors. They urgently need upgrades to make them energy efficient. \nWe have a very capable administration, maintenance team, and active board of directors with experience in development and capital project, that developed two new buildings in recent years, for tens of millions and started to retrofit and upgrade some of our other buildings. They are well equipped and experienced to execute a project of this sort.\n"]
[null,"Bais Ruchel High School","208b@utaw.org","346-689-0435","Non for Profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY; Sullivan County, NY",") Decades of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements; compliance and timely submission for government grants.","As a school network overseeing 15 large school buildings in Brooklyn, and 6 campuses upstate – providing year round education and camping for more than 11,000 students, some of our buildings are century-old former public school building, and the majority of our portfolio is decades old, with outdated HVAC system, inadequate ventilation, non-efficient lighting, failing windows and doors. They urgently need upgrades to make them energy efficient. \nWe have a very capable administration, maintenance team, and active board of directors with experience in development and capital project, that developed two new buildings in recent years, for tens of millions and started to retrofit and upgrade some of our other buildings. They are well equipped and experienced to execute a project of this sort.\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holyoke","ecavanaugh@hbgc.org","413-534-7366 ext.111","501C3","Subrecipient;","Holyoke, Massachusetts","HBGC operates a licensed childcare program that is essential to support the workforce. We serve 180 children in licensed childcare daily in addition to hundreds of drop-in membership youth.","The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holyoke proposes to focus on a roof replacement with insulation as our project.  Our current roof has met its life expectancy and needs replacement. This project will help to improve safety, and lower utilities costs, allowing critical funds to be redirected to mission-focused work."]
[null,"Beth Rachel School for Girls","208b@utaw.org","718-963-9292","Non for Profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY; Sullivan County, NY","Decades of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements; compliance and timely submission for government grants.","As a school network overseeing 15 large school buildings in Brooklyn, and 6 campuses upstate – providing year round education and camping for more than 11,000 students, some of our buildings are century-old former public school building, and the majority of our portfolio is decades old, with outdated HVAC system, inadequate ventilation, non-efficient lighting, failing windows and doors. They urgently need upgrades to make them energy efficient. \nWe have a very capable administration, maintenance team, and active board of directors with experience in development and capital project, that developed two new buildings in recent years, for tens of millions and started to retrofit and upgrade some of our other buildings. They are well equipped and experienced to execute a project of this sort.\n\n\n"]
[null,"S&O 741 Flushing LLC. C/o Kollel Avreichem","exec@utaw.org","347-689-0503","Non for Profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY; Sullivan County, NY","Decades of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements; compliance and timely submission for government grants.","As a school network overseeing 15 large school buildings in Brooklyn, and 6 campuses upstate – providing year round education and camping for more than 11,000 students, some of our buildings are century-old former public school building, and the majority of our portfolio is decades old, with outdated HVAC system, inadequate ventilation, non-efficient lighting, failing windows and doors. They urgently need upgrades to make them energy efficient. \nWe have a very capable administration, maintenance team, and active board of directors with experience in development and capital project, that developed two new buildings in recent years, for tens of millions and started to retrofit and upgrade some of our other buildings. They are well equipped and experienced to execute a project of this sort.\n"]
[null,"Salina Community Theatre Association dba Theatre Salina","michael@salinatheatre.com","788276126","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Midwest","Technical lighting and control.","LED retrofits for 85 alternately source production lights and replacing control units and training for the circuitry expansion created by LED retrofits."]
[null,"The Lovelady Center","frank@loveladycenter.org","205-601-7320","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Birmingham, Alabama","The Lovelady Center is a faith-based transitional residential facility dedicated to empowering women facing life post-incarceration, battling SUD, fleeing domestic violence, or experiencing homelessness. ","Since 2005, The Lovelady Center has been located in the former East End Memorial Hospital in the East Lake community of Birmingham, Alabama. Originally built in 1927 as a dormitory for Howard College, with construction of subsequent additions completed throughout the years until the hospital closed in 1994, this 250,000 square-ft building needs additional renovations and ongoing rehabilitation to become energy-efficient as well as clean, serviceable, and functional for the women and children who live there."]
[null,"Our Parish Church ","sgrah1699@gmail.com","256-898-5846","Church 501c3","Subrecipient;","Lafayette, Louisiana","Provide community outreach and engagement, basic needs ministry, safe worship place, support to local urban ministries, and hope to struggling individuals. Located purposely in the heart of Lafayette. ","A recognized congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America that was formed seven years ago in an old church building. We have limited funding to update infrastructure such as replacement of multiple aging HVAC units, weatherization of building's, update lighting to LEDs, new windows, and more. This funding opportunity would greatly increase our ability to save resources to be utilized for ministry programs within the community. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Mercer County","Rcoleman@bgcmercer.org","6093923191","Youth Development Organization","Subrecipient;","Northeast","Childcare/Youth Development","Our organization just celebrated our 85th birthday last year serving youth in Greater Trenton & Mercer County.  Our Centre Street building is need of a New Roofing that would ultimately support solar panels for energy efficiency."]
[null,"Young Israel of Holliswood","office@yiholliswood.orf","718-776-8500","synagogue 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","New York","Grants management. Program management, community programming, education, religious worship, JASA ","Replace old inefficient air conditioning system. Add solar panels and battery backup. Replace old refrigerators and freezers with energy efficient models. Replace building's old water heater with energy efficient model. Exterior walls of building have no meaningful insulation, so could replace certain walls with highly insulated and sustainable materials."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck","info@bgcnn.org","8044359696 ext. 109","Youth development non profit","Subrecipient;","Virginia's Northern Neck Region","The Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck serves youth by work to inspire and enable all youth to reach their full potential as responsible, caring and productive citizen. most youth and families we work with are at or below the poverty line.","Seeking support for facility improvements needed at our Northumberland county location at 8200 Northumberland Hwy, Heathsville Va.  our HVAC systems are over 23 years old. Roof need repairing or replacing and with the help of this grant we would look to make other energy improvements as possible.  currently the club is looking at starting a capital campaign to assist in raising needed dollars."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Garfield","ssudol@bgcgarfield.org","9734787662","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","New Jersey- Bergen County","The mission of the Boys & Girls Club of Garfield is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.","The Boys & Girls Club offers an experience like no other in the City of Garfield. We are the only childcare facility in Garfield with its own standalone building that can offer its programs, we do not service in schools. All children have access to a Gymnasium, Computers, Entertainment, Arts & Crafts, Performing Arts, STEM, High Yield Learning Activities. Our Club experience ensures that while we reach youth at an early age, our trained staff engage and provide a positive environment, compelling programming and community outreach events that support our mission."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Clifton ","rfoster@bgcclifton.org ","(973)773-0966","Human Services ( Youth - Non Profit)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Clifton,  New Jersey ","The Boys & Girls Club of Clifton, Inc. provides programs and services to approximately 920 on a daily basis (ADA) including: preschool, summer, and after school day care for more than 1,109 children.  Our programs are presented by a trained, caring, professional staff and volunteers who help young people take control of their lives, envision productive futures, and achieve their goals","Our Great Futures 2025 Purpose\n\n Inspire and empower Club youth to achieve success, and champion opportunities for all young people in America.\n\nThe Boys & Girls Club of Clifton strives to achieve excellence as a youth service organization, encompassing our core beliefs: to provide our young people with life-enhancing programs, character development opportunities and ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals.  \n"]
[null,"Westminster Presbyterian Church Madison WI","dckornetzke@gmail.com","608-669-6030","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin ","Expertise in contract review, negotiation, project management, financial stewardship, accountability and fulfilling community needs.   ","Seeking funding (estimate $150,000) to replace a very old, inefficient and at the end of its useful life HVAC system (boilers, central AC, controls) with a new, energy efficient system.  Recent facility upgrades for asbestos abatement and fire safety have depleted our capital resources.  This project will allow us to reduce consumption of natural resources and the savings will enable our inclusive church to maintain its mission and community outreach. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana","rhweeler@bgcacadiana.com","337-268-9555","Nonprofit- 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Lafayette, LA","We serve youth ages 6-18 providing them with a safe place to go after school and in summer that focuses on programs in three priority impact areas: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character and Leadership. ","Our needs include energy efficient lighting, air/heat, new doors and windows to eliminate the sun exposure on the front desk. "]
[null,"Metro United Way","danielle.walters@metrounitedway.org","(502) 583-2821","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Louisville, Kentucky","Metro United Way is a 501 (c)(3) organization that uses data-driven insights to identify our community’s greatest needs and address systemic challenges with a focus on advancing equity.  ","Metro United Way’s building is located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky.  The building was constructed in 1917.  The 100+ windows throughout the building were installed in 1994.  We have also experienced issues with failing heat pumps.  \n\nMetro United Way would be interested in partnering with another organization for any of the following upgrades:  \n\nEnergy Audit:  Audit to reveal inefficiencies and detail opportunities for increased efficiencies. \n\nEfficiency upgrades: LED lighting retrofits, 100+ windows replaced, motion sensors for electricity controls and heating, ventilation, heat pump replacement, and air conditioning replacements. \n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Lower Bergen County, Inc. ","joe.licata@bgcoflodi.org","973-473-7410","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","New Jersey ","Youth and family services. ","Assistance in energy efficiency improvements. "]
[null,"Hearthstone Historic House Museum","tweiland@hearthstonemuseum.org","920-730-8204","Non-Profit Museum","Prime recipient;","Wisconsin","Development Director","Replace aging heating system"]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Bois Forte","Travis.vake@boisforte-nsn.gov","218-966-0137","Boys and Girls Clubs","Subrecipient;","Northern MN (Tower, MN and Orr, MN)","Children ages 5-18 come to our clubs for after school education and for full days of education and activities during the summer months","We have many needs that would qualify us as a sub-recipient. Vermilion Club needs a new roof and insulation. We would like to upgrade both facilities we currently have to more energy efficient windows, doors, and lighting, and we would look into a HVAC upgrade at our Nett Lake site."]
[null,"YWCA Hartford Region","grantsadmin@ywcahartford.org","(860) 525-1163","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Greater Hartford region of Connecticut","Early learning and childcare, programming for women and girls, financial literacy, shelter and permanent supportive housing, community engagement and advocacy, and grant and financial administration. ","HVAC energy efficiency improvements, new windows, energy efficient lighting upgrades."]
[null,"The Works, Inc.","eric@theworkscdc.org","9019469675","Community Development Corporation","Subrecipient;","Memphis, TN","quality affordable housing, food systems, community engagement, public space, sustainability, urban agriculture, urban forestry","Solar, weatherization, other energy efficiency improvements at commercial, single-family residential, multi-family residential, and mixed-use properties."]
[null,"Helena Labor Temple Association","luke@ibew233.org","406-461-8217","Non-Profit Building Association of multiple Labor Unions that own and operate the Labor Temple for any meetings or events, and available office space to rent or use.  Open to anyone that needs these services not just unions. ","Subrecipient;","Helena Montana ","Labor unions and hiring hall","The Building was built in 1870s and we want to update windows and lighting to be energy efficient, and to be more comfortable for people to use in all seasons.  "]
[null,"Exeter Community Library","director@exeterlibrary.org","610-406-9431 or 484-651-2087","501(c)3 charitable. Public library.","Subrecipient;","SE Pennsylvania","Literacy, community programming, community service","We are the busiest public library in Berks County, Pennsylvania, serving close to 100,000 people per year. We offer countless programs and circulate hundreds of thousands of items to our patrons. We are sorely in need of new, environmentally-sound doors that function properly. The current ones break perpetually, can no longer be fully repaired, and aren’t serving the needs of our patrons. We also would like to get window film installed to bring down our heating/cooling costs, which would be good for the environment and for our budget. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Meriden","Info@bgcmeriden.org","2032358185","Youth Development Organization - Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Meriden, Connecticut","Youth Development via:\nAcademic support\nCareer development\nCharacter and leadership development\nHealth/wellness\nArts and culture \nTechnology and digital literacy\nSocial emotional learning\nCommunity engagement","We are in desperate need of a new roof (which is currently leaking) and upgrade of our HVAC system with installation to extend it to the 1956 portion of our building."]
[null,"OC Goes Solar","info@ocgoessolar.org","9497517292","501(c)3","Partner;","California","Solar energy\nEnergy storage system\nEv charging\nCommunity outreach, engagement and education","OC Goes Solar (OCGS) is non-profit community based organization with a mission to solarize and electrify communities throughout Southern California. In 2023, OCGS expanded its mission to provide services to non-profit organizations. Although it has well established strong partnerships with local non-profits, capacity building has been a challenge due to lack of financial resources. Accessing funding and building the capacity of the organization will help achieve its expanded mission of serving local non-profits. We have the expertise and the experience to guide non-profit entities reduce their emissions, save money and transition to the use of clean energy. "]
[null,"Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health ","CeciliaB@Kripalu.org  ","413.448.3547","501c3 Organization ","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","Kripalu is a nonprofit educational organization that supports 40,000 people each year on their journey to become physically, mentally, and emotionally well.  ","Kripalu Center is an educational retreat center that serves 40,000 students and guests annually. We seek funding and partnership to make critical facility improvements, including the replacement of the remaining original (1957) single-pane windows throughout our facility to improve insulating capacity and decrease energy usage. Additionally, we have 4 boilers in our main building that need to be repaired or replaced with newer, more energy-efficient models."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota","club@bgcmn.org","(320) 252-7616","Youth Serving","Subrecipient;","Midwest","energy efficiency \nreduction of utility costs","new roofs\nnew HVAC systems"]
[null,"Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History","asandman@theweitzman.org","(215) 923-2320 ","Museum [501(c)(3)]","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia PA","Museum exhibitions, public programming (e.g., performances, panel discussions, films, etc.), educational programs","The Weitzman will replace its existing HVAC systems in its exhibition floors (2-4) in an effort to maximize efficiency, climate consciousness, and expenses. This upgrade to a new, high-efficiency system will dramatically improve the effectiveness of the Museum’s HVAC systems address and reduce annual expenses. "]
[null,"One Eighty","oneeighty@oneeighty.org","563-424-4589","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Davenport, Iowa and greater Quad Cities","Addiction recovery, affordable housing, youth development, job training","We support children, families and adults facing crisis, poverty and addiction in the Quad Cities (Davenport, Iowa) - including affordable housing for approximately 75 people, a residential recovery program, and enrichment opportunities to at-risk children. We own a campus of about 25 properties that would benefit from greater energy efficiency. We also connect with low-income households in west Davenport who would benefit from improved efficiency."]
[null,"Meals-on-Wheels Greater San Diego, Inc. d.b.a. Meals on Wheels San Diego County","info@meals-on-wheels.org","619-260-6110","Human services - meal delivery & supportive services for older adults, caregivers & disabled veterans","Subrecipient;","San Diego County","Interested in being a sub-recipient and partnering with MAAC","We are closing on a 23,000 square foot property in the next weeks, and we begin very significant construction on September 1. We will be doing about $6M of work to bring together our Meal Center (where we produce the food for our seniors across the county) and our administration, programs, and space for our remarkable partner, ElderHelp. Of those improvements, $1,145,530 are considered energy improvements. "]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland","admin@uucleveland.org","440-447-0352","Religious congregation","Subrecipient;","Greater Cleveland area","We are working with an engineering firm and an architectural firm for our audit so that we have a clear and environmentally responsible plan for our 36,000 sq. ft. building.","We are in the process of getting a professional audit to \"tighten the envelope of our building.\" Then we want to replace our heating system with an environmentally responsible one - geothermal or heat pump system.\n"]
[null,"Burbank Temple Emanu El","lzimskind@btee.org","818-845-1734","Non-profit (synagogue with preschool)","Subrecipient;","Burbank (San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles County, CA)","Our Executive Director is a Master Gardener with decades' experience in sustaining renewable energy sources","Our roof is over 25 years old and we are looking to replace it with new roof with solar power. We are also interested in exploring using our roof (which is flat and large) to host a sustainable garden. There are additional energy efficient upgrades we'd like to consider."]
[null,"The Big Bad Project","admin@thebigbadproject.org","3236450566","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","United States","The organization is focused on conservation education through virtual programming to public school systems.","The facility is in need of energy-efficient upgrades, including professional sealing/blocking, installing smart thermostats, insulation, heat pump water heaters, etc."]
[null,"California Municipal Public Financing Authority","cameron@weistlaw.com","(831) 438-7900","California Joint Powers Authority (CalMuni PFA)","Prime recipient;","California","Energy Efficiency (technical, legal and financial)","CalMuni PFA procures funds to re-lend to government (and quasi-government) agencies to fund energy efficiency projects such as HVAC and ventilation systems, building envelope and lighting projects, renewable energy technologies, alternative fueled vehicles and alternative fueled vehicle infrastructure."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Paterson and Passaic","wmcguire@bgcppnj.org","973-279-3055","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Paterson and Passaic, NJ","Youth Development Programs during after school and summer camp","Currently serve 1100 youth ages 5-18 daily at two owned facilities that are in need of updates."]
[null,"Bais Chabad of Kalkaska Inc.","director@cgidetroit.com","9178048848","childrens overnight summer camp","Subrecipient;","tustin michigan","maintain 2 large campgrounds for summer camps in northern michigan","we need new roofs and HVAC systems that are outdated and ineficiant "]
[null,"camp gan israel","mshemtov@cgidetroit.com","9178048848","childrens summer camp","Subrecipient;","kalkaska michigan","we have a 700 acre camp site and have it for over 40 years and maintain it","we have venting, windows, and roofing needs "]
[null,"chabad jewish center of stamford inc.","rabbimoshe@stamfordchabad.org","Stamford CT","non profit jewish community center and preschool","Subrecipient;","stamford CT","HVAC systems","we need new roofing and HVAC systems"]
[null,"Fahe (Federation of Appalachian Housing Enterprises","traviss@fahe.org ","859-986-2321","Non-profit ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Appalachia","CDFI\nNetworking\nMembership organization \nNon-profit Affordable Housing Developers\n","Fahe is comprised of a network of 50+ non-profit affordable housing developers across 6 Appalachian states. Fahe would be interested in partnering and sharing resources for our network Members in AL, KY, TN, WV, VA, and MD "]
[null,"The Oaks Academy","sfichtner@theoaksacademy.org","317-931-4034","School","Subrecipient;","Indianapolis, IN","We operate a network of schools serving over 1,000 students in three historic school buildings in Indianapolis.","Needs: HVAC upgrades to High-Efficiency Chiller and Boiler well as replacing the single pane plexiglass windows with double pain glass windows that are also HE."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities","Smattson@bgc-tc.org","6122293608","Non Profit / Youth Development","Subrecipient;","7 County Twin Cities Region","Boys & Girls Club/Youth Development","Currently, BGCTC has many needs identified in the eligible areas of upgrades and replacements (lighting, roofing, HVAC and door/window replacement) identified across our 5 brick and mortar Club sites, as well as our Environmental Learning Center facility/property. "]
[null,"Kit Switch, PBC","contact.kitswitch@gmail.com","4153186176","Public Benefit Corporation","Partner;","California","Modular interiors, kits of ready-to-install residential interiors, apartment rehabilitation, apartment remodel, kitchen remodel, commercial-to-residential conversion, adaptive reuse, interior design, building information modeling, rendering, installation training, workforce development","Kit Switch is a woman-and-minority-owned small business based in San Francisco and part of the Autodesk Research Outsight Network, Net Zero Accelerator, among others. Our mission is to create an end-to-end solution for housing providers to leverage existing buildings toward the creation of quality, sustainable homes. We design and deliver kits of ready-to-install interiors for tenant improvement, retrofit, and conversion projects.\n\nIn Q1-Q2 2023, we delivered our Kit-Kitchen to an affordable housing developer in San Francisco, for a remodel inside a multifamily building and a rehab inside a garage ADU. Our kits were installed in < 1 day by a crew of two, with improved turnaround and predictability as well as fully electric appliances and quality finishes. These small pilots are the first ones of a pipeline of multifamily gut rehab and motel conversions, which we are tracking with the support of NREL and the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator.\n\nWe are actively looking for non-profit affordable housing developers, property managers, and service providers with rehabs, conversions, and interior remodeling projects."]
[null,"Maryville Academy","krivakd@maryvilleacademy.org","847-294-1996","Human Services","Subrecipient;","Cook County, Illinois","Maryville Academy provides family support services, healthcare, educational and youth development programs, residential care, temporary shelter care, and mental health services, building stronger intact families.","Maryville programs focus on providing children and families with healthy homes;  the life skills they need to become productive citizens; helping children and families overcome the challenges they face in their communities. Maryville’s mission is to help children and families reach their fullest potential by empowering intellectual, spiritual, social, moral, and emotional growth. Our vision is that children of Maryville will become contributors to their communities and citizens of the world.  Maryville has the experience, expertise and resources to provide the highest quality programs and services. Maryville has a clear mission, vision and strategic plan to consistently achieve our goals."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of McGehee","spencer@bgcmcgehee.org","870-222-0763","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southeast Arkansas","Youth Development via academic support, healthy lifestyle development, and good character and citizenship programming.","If awarded, Boys & Girls Club of McGehee would use these funds to improve energy efficiency by installing insulation and a new HVAC system in the gymnasium; updating current HVAC systems in other parts of the building; installing more energy efficient lighting systems throughout the building; and updating roofing to provide a more energy efficient facility as a whole. "]
[null,"Kennebec Valley YMCA","ranae@kvymca.org","207-622-9622","Non Profit Health and Wellness Community Services (YMCA)","Subrecipient;","Maine, New England, Northeastern US","The Kennebec Valley YMCA is a nonprofit community organization serving more than 26 towns and cities in central Maine by offering a variety of health, wellness and learning opportunities for more than 5,000 children and adults annually.","The Kennebec Valley YMCA needs to replace nine HVAC units in its main building located in Augusta, Maine. The existing units are beyond their life cycle and are operationally and structurally deteriorated.\n\nNew high-efficiency units based on contemporary technology will significantly improve air quality and ambient and operational consistency. In addition, the increased energy efficiency of new units will reduce the Y’s energy costs and decrease harmful emissions.\n\nThe project budget includes the removal and disposal of the old HVAC units, site preparation to accommodate the new units, and installation and balancing to ensure maximum performance. The total project cost is estimated to be $500,000. \n"]
[null,"Temple Beth Zion Beth Israel","templeoffice@bzbi.org","215-735-5148","synagogue","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, Pennsylvania","Temple Beth-Zion Beth-Israel is a Conservative synagogue founded in 1840 and located in Center City Philadelphia. We have nearly 400 membership units comprised of a diverse population.","Situated in a building previously housing a church, and built in the late 1800's, we are in desperate need of updating our doors and windows and therefore making the facility more energy efficient and secure. We also need roof work to be done to ensure we maintain our property and prevent any damage from occurring from the vicious rain storms we have been experiencing."]
[null,"Dunes Learning Center","curious@duneslearningcenter.org","219-395-9555","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Northwest Indiana","Environmental Education inside Indiana Dunes National Park","We have a 1970s home that needs energy efficiency improvements, including a new furnace, hot water heater, appliances, windows and doors. "]
[null,"Euclid Avenue Development Corporation - Cleveland State University","j.mcmillin@csuohio.edu","216-523-7462","Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Cleveland, Ohio","The EADC furthers the educational mission of Cleveland State University by developing and owning \nresidential student housing facilites on campus. ","Significant opportunities for energy efficiency in two residential buildings totaling 415,000 square feet. Examples include lighting upgrades, insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door and window replacements."]
[null,"Jewish Community Center of the North Shore, Inc.","tcheatham@jccns.com","8572857909","Community Center","Subrecipient;","North Shore of Boston","Community Center with Fitness, Gym, Aquatics, Day Care, Pre School, Summer Camps and Adult Programming","We need to replace all the windows on the second floor - they no longer close properly."]
[null,"Family Service Society, Inc.","information@familyservicesociety.org","607-962-3148","501(c)(3) Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Steuben County, NYS","Family Service Society provides professional counseling and community services.  Our programmatic expertise includes:  counseling, after-school programs, parenting education, prevention education, mentoring programs, and training.","Family Service Society needs funding for energy efficient renovations at three of our buildings, including things like:  new energy efficient lighting, new energy efficient windows, installing additional insulation, heating and air ducting upgrades, new energy efficient air conditioning units, electrical upgrades, repairing any damage to a rubber membrane roof, repairing leaks along the foundation and in the basement, adding insulation and drywall to the storage garage, and replacing ceiling tiles."]
[null,"Tulsa Opera, Inc.","tulsaopera@tulsaopera.com","(918) 582-3133","Non-Profit Performing Arts Organization","Subrecipient;","Tulsa/NE Oklahoma/Oklahoma","Tulsa Opera produces professional operas, music education, and community outreach programs.","Tulsa Opera's office and rehearsal spaces are in need of HVAC upgrades. While undergoing repair to our offices, we are interested in upgrading to energy efficient models."]
[null,"Mitchell's Place, Inc.","advancement@mitchells-place.com","205-951-9538","Non-profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Alabama","We are a comprehensive autism treatment center and early learning preschool for children ages 2-6.","Interested in capital renovations now that our main facility is over 17 years old (built in 2006) such as roofing, HVAC, septic/plumbing overhaul, possibly lighting, windows and doors inspection to determine if needing replacement, lobby shades to reduce heat. Open to other help to make our facility more energy efficient."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver","CarrieZ@bgcmd.org","303-892-9200","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Youth, Out-of-School Time Programming, Summer Programming, Stabilizing Families","As a non-profit organization with seven facilities owned and operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver (BGCMD), we continue to seek funding to support with facilities upgrades that are energy efficient."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan","gregory.mcpherson@bgcsm.org","2489109750","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Michigan","Youth development","Upgrades doors, windows, HVAC and Lighting. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County","Wendi Speed","608-661-4580","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Madison, WI","•\tRoof Upgrades with improved insulation\n•\tWindow and Door replacement (with improved energy efficiency)\n•\tHVAC Upgrades or fuel use change\n•\tLighting upgrades\n","•\tRoof Upgrades with improved insulation\n•\tWindow and Door replacement (with improved energy efficiency)\n•\tHVAC Upgrades or fuel use change\n•\tLighting upgrades\n"]
[null,"Chabad of Hackensack","rabbi@ChabadHackensack.com","2015033770","501c3, non for profit ","Subrecipient;","Hackensack. NJ ","Community buildings and engagement, support network for elderly and disabled  ","Our 60 years old building is in dire needs of upgrades to ensure its energy efficient. "]
[null,"Temple Beth Ami","dezrin@bethami.org","301-340-6818","501(c)3 House of Worship including an early childhood center","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County, Maryland","We are a Jewish house of worship serving over 800 members families in Montgomery County, MD.  We also operate a full time preschool, a religious school, and have robust programming for the community. ","Our almost 30-year-old building has outdated and inefficient lighting throughout the 65,000sf facility.  We would like to upgrade to LED lighting throughout the interior; we have already completed an LED lighting upgrade in our parking lot and exterior campus.  "]
[null,"HASI Foundation (formerly Hannon Armstrong Foundation)","creed@hasi.com","410-216-5112","Private Foundation","Partner;","National (with particular focus on the DC-MD-VA region)","Financial assistance (grants, PRIs, MRIs)","Provide financial assistance (typically grants) to nonprofits specifically to support energy efficiency and other sustainability upgrades to facilities"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the High Rockies","ceo@bgchr.co","719-836-9019","Non-profit - Positive Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Park County, Colorado","Youth Development Professional","Our location faces harsh winter conditions and our current facility doesn't have energy efficient doors, windows, and insulation. Upgrading these items would help our building be more efficient, and allow us to reallocate our high utility expenses to support our direct programs."]
[null,"Vineyard Family Services","ward@Vfsdads.com","(205) 533-7852","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Greater Birmingham Alabama","Vineyard Family Services is a faith-based family resource center that feeds kids in need, promotes responsible fatherhood, and helps families in crisis.","Vineyard Family Services’ offices and program spaces utilize five energy-inefficient HVAC systems; one is completely inoperable, and the heat pumps do not function on two of the units. The gymnasium is cooled through a series of fans with no operable air conditioning, and the roof needs updated insulation to improve temperature regulation. Vineyard offices use energy-inefficient space heaters during winter months, another inefficiency that requires mitigation. "]
[null,"Repowered","Mjensen@getrepowered.org","(763) 432-3117","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","St. Paul, Minnesota","Our organization has handled basic reporting for grants in the past. We believe we would be a good fit as a subrecipient in this program.","We own a 91,000 square foot building in St. Paul Minnesota. Just the maintenance of the building is over half of our organizations entire carbon footprint. We have a strong interest in reducing our energy costs, making our building more sustainable, and comfortable for our employees. However, we do not have the financial ability at this time to make any major changes to the building. Our small organization of only 50 people, has utility costs of 123,000 annually. We believe we have huge opportunities for improvement, and would love to be a part of this program."]
[null,"Helena Labor Temple Association","C/O Luke Hoffer IBEW 233","406-498-6809","Labor Hall","Subrecipient;","Helena, MT","N/A","We are a labor hall that needs energy efficient updates to out building that was built in or around 1871. We are starting with new windows and lighting retro fit.  We are in Helena Montana."]
[null,"Neighborhood Housing Services of Birmingham, Inc.","carol@nhsbham.org","205-328-4292","501(c)3 - Community-based nonprofit housing services","Subrecipient;","Birmingham, AL","- Empower individuals to overcome financial challenges, emerge from poverty, and achieve financial sustainability through financial education;\n- Neighborhood revitalization;\n- Homeownership preservation; and \n- Homeownerhip promotion.","NHSB owns a commercial property (11,275 sq ft), as well as 18 housing units (1 -2 bedrooms apts).  All of these facilities are in need of energy upgrades and improvements to improve their energy efficiency, reduce the costs of utilities, and ensure the safety of their occupants. "]
[null,"First Parish Church in Brunswick, Maine","office@firstparish.net","207-729-7331","Church","Subrecipient;","Maine","Community programming of all kinds, including AA meetings, a Caregivers’ Support Group, tai chi classes, a meditation group, book groups, a Qigong class, and numerous church groups and classes (both sacred and secular) that are open to all community members.","We operate out of old, historical buildings that were built before insulation or other energy efficiency measures became common. In particular, we would love to insulate the roof of the building that houses our offices and classrooms and to decrease heat loss through the building entrances and windows."]
[null,"Hillel Hebrew Academy","ksacks@hillelhebrew.org","3102766135","501c3 Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Beverly Hills California","We are a orthodox Jewish Day School from K-8th grade  with childcare, afterschool & summer camp programming.","The school building we own and operate was built in 1963. In 2022, we added new package units for the classrooms expansion which is energy efficient. However, we still have air conditioners that are 30+ years old in the lower gym and cafeteria that have been modified around 1990. We are looking for a grant that would cover the costs for a new HVAC system. We estimate the cost of this to be around $250,000. \n"]
[null,"YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago","donate@ymcachicago.org","312-932-1200","Non-profit Organization","Subrecipient;","City of Chicago","The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago is committed to strengthening community by connecting all people to their purpose, potential, and each other. The Y serves 300,000 individuals a year with cradle-to-legacy programming centered on learning, health and fitness, and community investment.","The YMCA of  Metropolitan Chicago seeks Renew America's Nonprofits fudning to install HVAC automated systems at two of its membership centers in low-investment communities on the City's South and West Sides.  The control upgrades will increase system efficiencies and realize massive energy savings. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley","contactus@bgcuv.org","541-440-9505","Non-profit afterschool and summer programs","Subrecipient;","Roseburg, Oregon","Child and youth development","Replacing older HVACs, refrigeration, windows and doors."]
[null,"High Point Arts Council","director@highpointarts.org","336-889-2787","Arts Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","We provide grants to local arts nonprofits, free and accessible arts programming for the community as well as advocate for the arts. ","Our theater has old can lighting and we are looking to replace the old can lights with new LED lighting. We utilize our theater for many arts organizations to use for free and we also hold free community events in the space. Many lighting designers have told us that once our lights go, there's no replacing them and we have to switch to LEDs. We have received quotes and it is quite costly, so we are looking for some financial assistance for our community space. Additionally, we are in need of replacing our HVAC system in the Community Theater's space. We give the Community Theater in-kind facility usage so they can serve the community. Thank you for this opportunity for funding! "]
[null,"West Central Nebraska Development District, Inc. (WCNDD)","akuskie@west-central-nebraska.com","308-284-6077","Non-profit economic development agency","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","west central Nebraska","funding distribution, community improvements, grant writing, grant administration, economic development","WCNDD serves 18 counties and 58 communities in west central Nebraska. In doing so, WCNDD has established relationships with nonprofit organizations in the region many of which have needs to update to update their buildings. WCNDD has experience in many federal funding programs and has a history of being able to successfully execute similar projects. "]
[null,"Casa De Apoyo","nancy.excelsiorstrong@gmail.com","(415) 286-5625","Non Profit 501 (c) 3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Excelsior District of San Francisco CA","Casa De Apoyo is a Resource Hub in District 11. We are a part of the Latino Task Force and Excelsior Strong. We host food distribution to 1000 local families weekly. Two days a week clients are invited in for appointments to apply for health insurance, food stamps, employment, housing and educational services. We have over 15,000 clients who have applied to us for help. ","We are located in a high foot traffic area that is accessible by many routes of public transportation. We established a high level of trust from our neighbors as we provided help and resources during the pandemic including testing, vaccinations, rent relief, financial relief, case management, and technical assistance. \n\nWe have a 3500 square foot space with food grade storage, HEPA 14 air filters, 2 49 cubic sq ft refrigerators and we have applied to become a Dept of Emergency site. \n\nWe do not have a generator or solar panels yet but have capacity to. "]
[null,"City Church Stockton","citychurchstockton@gmail.com","209.956.3617","Church","Subrecipient;","Stockton, CA","Life coaching, food pantry, programs for children and youth, Bible studies, connecting people to community resources, and engaging the community.","Our building is 50 years old, and the roof has been actively leaking for several years. We would like to reduce our heating and cooling costs by replacing the roof and updating the doors and windows."]
[null,"Consolation Baptist Church","jonest@consolationbaptist.org","5132411995","Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Cincinnati, Ohio","Building a diverse celebratory church of missional disciples-making communities relational citywide. ","Our doors are open to anyone within the greater Cincinnati Area; we provide, Food, clothing, counseling; we host neighborhood events, extend our church to community organizations that needs a meeting space as well as to those needing to host a funeral or wedding service; we are in need of a new energy efficient HVAC System as well as new windows "]
[null,"Regional Learning Alliance","justin@therla.org","7247411005","Educational Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Western Pennsylvania","We provide comprehensive facilities and support service to enhance learning and collaborative experiences that drive economic, educational, community, and workforce vitality to our region.","We have many energy efficiency projects that fit our strategic and capital plans to continue modernizing efficiencies in lighting, HVAC and related systems such as water heating, refurbishing doors and windows with new sealing, and other projects that will help us meet certification as an existing LEED Silver facility. Our facility is 76,000 sf and has 22 classrooms and meeting room as well as 4 learning centers, workforce incubator spaces, and offices for academic staff.  "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Rochester","grants@bgclubroch.org","507-287-2300","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","Youth development","Variable speed drive HVAC system, LED lighting"]
[null,"Museum of Science and Industry","marypat.barbarie@msichicago.org","7737531384","cultural organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Great Lakes region","sustainable exhibit development","very old, very high use, inefficient building (no national register status)"]
[null,"Yeshiva Mesivta Arugath Habosem","Admin@ymah.org","718-237-4500","non profit","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn NY","Alot of experience in building upgrades: including lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, door and window replacements;  and timely submission for government grants.\n\n ","We are a school  overseeing over 700 students providing year round education. Because our building is old, we are renovating this year to upgrade all systems to make the energy more efficient.\n\nWe have a very capable administration that are experienced to execute a project of this sort."]
[null,"New Mount Olive Baptist Church","thomas5710@gmail.com; pastorhill.themount@gmail.com","202-527-0548","Church; (nonprofit)501 (c)3","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC ","House of worship, committed to community outreach. Located in the underserved ward of the city","Replaced old /dated heating and A/C unit (more energy efficient). Replace windows - More energy efficient."]
[null,"Minify Energy","Connect@MinifyEnergy.com","651-330-4987","Energy Efficiency Contractor","Partner;","Minnesota","Turnkey Energy Efficiency Project Implementation: assessment, design, procurement, installation of  LED Lighting, Efficient HVAC, Building Automation Controls, EV Charging, Solar. Leverage Incentives & Financing.","Implementation Partner to Minimize Energy & Maximize Value. St. Paul MN based Minify Energy offers whole-building energy consumption and cost analysis and turnkey project implementation for energy efficiency and energy-related systems (LED lighting, high-efficiency HVAC, BAS building automation system controls, envelope, solar, electrification) including assessment, design, specification, procurement, installation, and support. Identify and leverage available rebates, grants, tax, and other incentives, orchestrating with utility and other program partners. Minify Energy works extensively with Twin Cities nonprofits and religious organizations. Minify Energy was born out of a desire to positively impact climate change by driving down the energy use of our built environment."]
[null,"Grace United Methodist Church","grace1umc@gmail.com","4065493855","Non-Profit. Church.","Subrecipient;","Missoula, Montana","Not sure.","Multiple needs- new furnace in parsonage, solar for church, potential need to replace boiler in Church."]
[null,"Samaritan Center","info@samaritancenterdetroit.org","(313) 446-8060  ","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","City of Detroit, Michigan","Samaritan Center is a nonprofit community hub hosting more than 70 organizations that offer numerous education, training and employment programs to 50,000 Detroit residents annually. ","The Samaritan Center, a 529,000 sq. ft. facility, is in critical need of updating its outdated HVAC system. Upgrading the existing HVAC to a high efficiency system will result in high energy savings, will improve air quality and help the environment by reducing a carbon footprint. The energy savings can be used for further upgrades and property maintenance to better serve Detroit residents and make the Samaritan Center more attractive to other community organizations. "]
[null,"Opportunity Center of Owensboro, Inc","r.conder@oppctrobky.org","2706852976","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Western Kentucky","nonprofit with 5 acres and 30,000 sqft steel structure facility in need of energy efficient roofing","nonprofit with 5 acres and 30,000 sqft steel structure facility in need of energy efficient roofing"]
[null,"Alfond Youth & Community Center","grants@clubaycc.org","(207) 873-0684","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Waterville, ME / Kennebec County","Child care, youth development, food programs, wellness","The rising price of electricity places a strain on our organization and requires funds that could otherwise be used to further our mission. Grant funds would help us make our facility more energy efficient, allowing us to reallocate energy costs to providing services while also reducing our carbon emissions and improving the health of our community."]
[null,"Muslim Community Center, Inc. DBA Pleasant View School","azahid@pleasantviewschool.com","312-868-5693","Non-Profit 501(c)(3) K-12 School with ~450 students, ~59 nursery-age kids and ~90 faculty/staff","Subrecipient;","Memphis, TN","Key resources at this K-12 non-profit PVS school have 15+ years of project management experience. Also, the school has proven experience managing and administering educational grants.","Non-profit PVS school building is in need of an insulated roof to make it more energy efficient which causes unneeded burden on the HVACs and loss in energy."]
[null,"Saint Matthew's Church","stmatth1@twcny.rr.com","315-437-8318","Church","Subrecipient;","East Syracuse, NY   13057        Historic church building located in central New York","Saint Matthew's Roman Catholic Church utilizes a parishioner volunteer base and contracts with local professional and trades contractors as necessary","Replacement of quartz incandescent lamps and fixtures throughout church building, electrical panel boards and circuitry require upgrading to meet current standards and improve electrical diversity and efficiency. Owner expense does not apply, Professional design will be required as well as electrical contractors for implementation."]
[null,"Kehilat Shalom","goldbergrn@gmail.com","301-540-2915","synagogue","Subrecipient;","National Capital Area - Gaithersburg, MD","•\tHVAC theory and maintenance\n•\tElectrical systems theory and maintenance. \n•\tPractical insulation and air leak remediation experience. \n•\tExperience with federal and local grants. ","Kehilat Shalom is a small synagogue in the Gaithersburg, Maryland housed in a large building. The building’s infrastructure is aging and would greatly benefit from efficiency upgrades to the HVAC system, repair of the ductwork, upgraded insulation, and sealing of air leaks throughout the building.  Also, most of the existing lighting uses low efficiency HID or halogen bulbs and converting to LEDs would save a significant amount of energy.  Kehilat Shalom leases space in the building to three Hispanic churches so they would also benefit from energy improvements.  The synagogue’s financial condition precludes self-funding significant energy-saving improvements."]
[null,"Ahavas Olam Weingarden Torah Center","aowtcbuilding@gmail.com","248-905-1455","Synagogue (House of Worship)","Subrecipient;","Michigan","Technical expertise: grants management. \nProgrammatic expertise: community programming, education, and religious worship. ","We would like to install energy efficient HVAC in our building. The current HVAC units are over 30 years old and very inefficient. "]
[null,"PennTAP","penntap@psu.edu","814-863-1632","Non-profit educational institute","Partner;","Pennsylvania","Provide energy assessments for organizations through network of geographically located technical advisors. Support grant applications with analysis completed by Certified Energy Managers. ","Formed in 1965, PennTAP (http://penntap.psu.edu/) is one of the nation’s first technical assistance programs and is a valuable resource to help Pennsylvania companies and organizations compete and grow. PennTAP helps Pennsylvania companies and organizations improve their competitiveness by providing technical assistance, training, education, and one-on-one consultation to resolve specific business needs.  Technical advisors conduct energy assessments, gather and analyze data and generate technical reports allowing clients to prioritize energy facilty and system upgrades through ROI. Grant application assistance is provided to offset any upgrade investment costs. Provide educational training through webinars, workshops and connections to university and partner resources. "]
[null,"Smart Buildings Center Education Program","info@smartbuildingscenter.org","(206) 624-7570","501c3","Prime recipient;","Washington","Energy efficiency and smart buildings technical assistance, education, and demonstration; partner outreach and formation; stakeholder engagement and training","We are interested in connecting with potential non-profit sub-recipients located in Washington State"]
[null,"Friendship Circle","grants@friendshipcircle.org","248-788-7878","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan (West Bloomfield, Michigan)","- Our building manager has extensive knowledge of the building and experience managing construction and remodeling projects. \n- Our grant manager has experience managing federal grant awards.\n","Friendship Circle is a non-profit organization that provides programs and support for children, teens, and adults with special needs in Southeast Michigan. We are interested in applying to the Department of Energy Renew America’s Nonprofits grant opportunity to enhance our children’s facility. We are specifically interested in replacing our 18-year-old roof and HVAC units. By upgrading these building essentials, we aim to achieve greater energy efficiency and significantly reduce our organizational costs."]
[null,"Sojourn Carlisle","grantconsultingalliance@gmail.com; nweyrens@sojourncarlisle.com","502 635 7053","Non-profit (Church)","Subrecipient;","Louisville, KY","Providing support within the Jacobs Neighborhood of Louisville, KY. The church building is host to a community basketball camp, a Montessori school, a Congolese congregation, and desires to complete building upgrades to offer more to the community (like shared workspace). ","Window replacements, HVAC replacement/repairs, mold remediation, roof replacement, interior repairs for safety, all for building and gymnasium from 1937. "]
[null,"Hope Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse, Inc.","info@hopecouncil.org","2626588166","501c(3)","Subrecipient;","midwest (Wisconsin)","We are a non-profit agency that works with people with substance use disorders and are seeking support to update our old inefficient building to be a more energy efficient cost-effective location.","We are a 55 year old non-profit agency that works with people with substance use disorders and are seeking support to update our old inefficient building to be a more energy efficient cost-effective location."]
[null,"Huntingdon County Library ","library@huntingdonlibrary.org","814-643-0200","Public Library - 501c3 Organization","Subrecipient;","Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania","Public Library providing services to all of Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.  ","The Library would like to update its HVAC system to an energy-efficient model (currently running 40 year old boilers and window AC units).  It would also like to investigate adding insulation and energy efficient windows (currently single pane in most areas) and energy efficient lighting throughout the building.  "]
[null,"Bnos Bais Yaakov of Far Rockaway","Mail@bbyschool.org","7183376000","School","Subrecipient;","Far Rockaway, NY","N/A","We have more then 220 tons of hvac units that are close to 20 years old and not enrgy efficient.  "]
[null,"Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit","Planning@JFMD.org","(248) 642-4260","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Michigan","We are a federated fundraising organization supporting the Detroit Jewish community.","We would like to install new, energy-efficient windows at our office building. The current windows are original to the building from the early 1970s and need to be replaced."]
[null,"United Way of South Central Michigan (UWSCMI)","grants@uwscmi.org","517-784-0511","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","South Central Michigan","Community Impact Programs, Local Emergency Response, Basic Needs Support, Administering Grants, Receiving and Reporting on Grants and fundraised dollars, Champion EDI, Convene Local Stakeholders.  ","UWSCMI needs a complete energy efficiency upgrade for our outdated and inefficient Jackson, Michigan office."]
[null,"Crossroads Urban Center","glenn@crossroadsurbancenter.org","801-364-7765","501(c)(3) nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Salt Lake City, Utah","Emergency food pantries & thrift store","Heating & cooling upgrades; windows"]
[null,"Trinity Health","Andy Woommavovah","(270) 369-2059","Private (Not-for-profit organization)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Alabama, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah","Acute, Non-Acute, PACE and Senior living Communities","Capital assets for energy and infrastructure, building envelope, building automation systems (BAS) upgrades and improvements"]
[null,"Tucson Symphony Society","pegan@tucsonsymphony.org","5206209170","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","2175 N 6th Ave Tucson AZ 85705","The Tucson Symphony has already explored options for installing a solar panels and other energy efficient upgrades and could assist other stakeholders with the process.","The Tucson Symphony owns a 16,000 sqft building in the Sugar Hill neighborhood of Tucson. This building has a mixed use of offices, a box office, rehearsal space, and a small performance hall that is open to the public for chamber music and free concerts for children. The Tucson Symphony Center has an annual electricity use of 145,000 kwh that could be completely offset by the installation of a solar panel structure."]
[null,"Sarasota Opera Association, Inc.","info@sarasotaopera.org","941-366-8450","Opera Company","Subrecipient;","Sarasota, FL","Professional opera company, operating a historic opera house, rehearsal, and office complex.","We need to replace an HVAC system that dates from the 1980s. The aging system covers our rehearsal and office spaces. It is inefficient and failing."]
[null,"Camp Gan Israel","Lraichik@cgidetroit.com","7405907474","Jewish Childrens Overnight Summer Camp","Subrecipient;","Osceola County Michigan","Running an efficient and budget conscientious summer camp for kids from all over the world in beautiful Northern Michigan.","Need to upgrade outdated and inefficiant air conditioning system. Being a summer only facility affords us the ability to seek more environmentally friendly solutions, as we can maximize efficiency for cooling only."]
[null,"St. Paul's United Methodist Church","office@stpaulshelena.org","406-442-5643","church","Subrecipient;","Helena, Montana","Located in Helena’s downtown, the church provides temporary housing, showers, meals and social services to unhoused families/individuals; hosts addiction recovery/mental health groups; other similar missions","In 2021, St. Paul’s commissioned an energy audit by an engineering consultant and is implementing these measures: Continue to install LED lights in all four church buildings, upgrade office boiler, install temperature controls in individual rooms, upgrade parsonage roof insulation, fix/improve church HVAC efficiency control systems, install efficient A/C in parsonage, add automatic air vents on all fin tube heaters, add thermostatic control valves to all existing radiant heaters and steam valves to system, upgrade office water heater to on-demand, install occupancy sensors, add balance dampers on supply diffusers, and balance air exchange systems in church."]
[null,"California Parenting Institute dba Child Parent Institute (CPI)","robinb@calparents.org","(707) 585-6108 x1101 ","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Sonoma County, California","Child abuse prevention, parent education, children’s mental health/therapy, family resource assistance,  facilitated supervised visitation, therapeutic and recreational creative arts, and adolescent special education/mental health services","CPI needs approximately $250,000 to implement phase one of our comprehensive energy conservation and generation plan. Phase one includes energy efficiency improvements for our campus which serves over 7,000 vulnerable families each year - including interior and exterior lighting efficiency upgrades, energy system automation, high efficiency AC units and HVAC heat pump conversion. Phase two (to be funded by sources outside the Renew America's Nonprofits program) includes installation of a solar energy generation and storage system. The CPI-owned complex consists of two buildings totaling just over 34,000-sf on a site spanning approximately two acres. "]
[null,"Montana Renewable Energy Association (MREA)","info@montanarenewables.org","406.214.9405","nonprofit","Partner;","Montana, including rural, LMI, and underserved areas of the state.","MREA has almost 25 years of experience as the go-to source for renewable energy information, advocacy, and action in Montana. MREA is a member-based nonprofit of energy professionals, consumers, and supporters committed to solving problems and advancing the clean energy industry of Montana.","Montana Renewable Energy Association (MREA) can serve as a convener, partner, collaborator, trainer, and/or technical expert to support nonprofit energy efficiency upgrades and retrofits in the state of Montana. We have energy efficiency trainers and direct trades professionals within our membership, and assist in getting projects to fruition."]
[null,"St. Mary's Dining Room","info@stmarysdiningroom.org","(209) 467-0703","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Stockton, CA","homeless service provider","We need to upgrade our facilities to become more energy efficient and to utilize solar power."]
[null,"Congregation Dovid Ben Nuchim","nwarshay@gmail.com","2487391903","Religious (synagogue)","Subrecipient;","Oak Park, Michigan","We are a facility that was built during the cheap-energy 1970s that can be used as a model for demonstrating energy-saving techniques and refurbishing.","We are in need of more efficient heat/cooling system (i.e., heat pump), passive heating/cooling, and possibly solar panels."]
[null,"The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County","rpaniesin@ymcaulster.org","845-338-3810","Human Services, Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Ulster County, New York","Plan and complete large renovation projects. Sound fiscal management. Won and implemented a Dormitory Authority grant so we have experience working with government offices.","Need prime recipient. The YMCA needs to replace windows with fuel-saving environmentally responsible windows. Would like to update a few exterior lights (a safety issue as well as an energy issue). The Y has already been converted to LED internal lighting and some exterior lights are LEDs as well. The Y has installed other energy-saving measures."]
[null,"Public Service Company of Oklahoma","jebrown1@aep.com","(918) 599-2166","Energy Services","Partner;","Oklahoma - PSO Service Territory","PSO provides energy saving programs for non-profit organizations to help save year around.  Rebates includes lighting, equipment, building upgrades and more.","PSO is capable of assisting all customers within our service territory through various energy efficiency programs. Click here for more information:  https://powerforwardwithpso.com/rebates."]
[null,"Energize Delaware","athena.bi@deseu.org","3028833048","Nonprofit- financing and deploying EE and RE projects in Delaware. ","Prime recipient;Partner;","Delaware","We have an Energy Assessment Program for Non-profits, that identifies the high-impact areas for energy efficiency program. ","We have a non-profit Energy efficiency project pipeline with over 20 projects. We would like to partner up with the most cost-effective energy service consultant to offer the kind of project management experiences this non-profit needs to implement these ECMs. "]
[null,"Christian Church of San Angelo","chris@dunmech.com","3252638372","501c3","Prime recipient;Partner;","Texas","HVAC/lighting/automation","Seeking information on grants and programs for upgrading facilities energy equipment"]
[null,"Aspire Living & Learning","info@allinc.org","802 229 9515","Human Services and Education","Subrecipient;","Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maryland and Vermont","Aspire Living & Learning's mission is to serve neurodiverse children and adults who are discovering their passions, unlocking potential, and thriving.","We operate 54 group homes across our geographic footprint, some of which are due for HVAC upgrades. "]
[null,"Temple Israel Center of White Plains","info@templeisraelcenter.org","914-948-2800","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","White Plains, New York","None","The initial primary need is roof repair and roof insulation.  The secondary need is for select window replacement.  Once the building efficiency measures are complete, HVAC replacements are required.  "]
[null,"Adelante Development Center","info@goadelante.org","(505) 341-2000","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","New Mexico","Adelante has provided resources to underserved communities across New Mexico since 1978, supporting 57,000 individuals annually. Adelante excels in operational efficiency, sustainability, and project management.","Adelante owns and operates 52 buildings with needed energy updates and efficiencies, including but not limited to, roofing and HVAC, solar, and other facility energy improvements. These buildings host programs including food distribution, housing, and employment programs that are essential for supporting underserved communities in New Mexico. \n\nThe potential for significant energy savings through these improvements is high based on the number of buildings that require updates. The organization has significant experience in managing federal funding and in overseeing large construction and facility maintenance projects."]
[null,"Nonprofit Enterprise at Work, LLC  (NEW)","klaird@new.org","734-998-0160    Project:  313-304-0220","501c3 / provides counseling for nonprofits in DEI, financial resiliency, board development, young leaders.  Our building has 20 suites rented to small non-profits and 30 affiliates with building membership for meeting space, mail service, coaching.","Subrecipient;","Michigan (Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan)","Nonprofit capacity building, leadership development and back-office managed services.","Embarking on major renovation of 30-YO Building.  Multiple energy upgrades needed to meet our goals for energy efficiency, environmental stewardship and improved financial performance to divert funds to improve community via our increased programming rather than higher energy bills. "]
[null,"Congregation Mesivta of West Bloomfield","office@wbmesivta.org","248-738-7230","Synagogue with school.","Subrecipient;"," Southeastern Michigan","Mesivta is a Jewish synagogue and boarding school","Roof insulation , LED lighting upgrades, replace old Hvac systems, energy efficient windows and doors, walk in refrigerator/freezer- replace compressors over 35 years old,"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands","info@bgcomaha.org","402-342-1600","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Eastern Nebraska and Southwest Iowa","youth out of school programming","Needing facilities upgrade, in particular in HVAC systems. "]
[null,"JARC","jacobgottlieb@jarc.org","248-940-2617","Health and Human Services Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Metropolitan Detroit, Michigan","Residential and wraparound support services for adults with developmental disabilities","Looking to update some homes JARC owns"]
[null,"AppalReD Legal Aid","evans@ardfky.org","6068891958","nonprofit law firm","Subrecipient;","Prestonsburg, KY","legal services","need to add solar capabilities and improve energy efficiency at the buildings we own"]
[null,"Chapman University","sustainability@chapman.edu","714-628-7370","Non-profit University","Subrecipient;","Orange, CA","Focus on reducing Chapman University's ecological footprint by pursuing energy efficiency projects, water conservation projects, and educating the community on sustainability and climate change.","Chapman is pursuing a project to reinforce the building envelopes on our historic buildings by installing ceramic window films. This will significantly reduce amount of energy needed to heat and cool these buildings. Need technical expertise to procure and install window film."]
[null,"The Glades Initiative, Inc.","info@gladesinitiative.org","561-996-3310","nonprofit - community - health and human services","Subrecipient;","Palm Beach County  ","Providing low income residents with assistance to health and human services, in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.","The Glades Initiative would like to receive funds from a Prime recipient to make high energy savings to benefit our high need community."]
[null,"Assistance to the Elderly, Inc.","info@residentialplaza.com","305-267-2700","501 C3","Subrecipient;","Miami-Dade, Miami, FL","Assisted Living\nMemory Care Program (Alzheimer's Care Program)\nAffordable Housing","Assistance to the Elderly (ATE) advocates for low-income older adults in Miami-Dade, providing safe housing, quality services, and advocacy. We need additional funding to maintain our facilities, a 14-story building, Florida's largest assisted living community with 350 licensed beds. This grant will enable us to make energy-saving improvements to our facility that will ultimately save costs enabling us to pour those resources back into our constituents in quality care and services. "]
[null,"Florence Fuller Child Development Centers; Inc.","eokrent@fullercenterfl.org","561-391-7274","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern Palm Beach County","Education and Family Empowerment","Fuller Center serves 600 children between 6weeks and 22 years of age, and their low-income/essential working families, daily, from 7:30 am-6p ALL year round. We have a 52-year-old campus and a 35-year-old campus. Each are in need of roof repairs/replacements, new energy efficient HVAC systems and doors and windows. We would like to be considered as a subrecipient- learn more about us on our website- www.fullercenterfl.org"]
[null,"The Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City","cwallace@acbgc.org","6093472697","Youth Development and Child Services","Subrecipient;","Northeast - New Jersey","High Quality Youth Development\nWorkforce Development \nJob Training\nCommunity and Economic Development","We have two facilities that are in need of new roofs and HVAC systems. We have acquired quotes and hope to have a plan in place before September 1. A new roof and HVAC system would seriously save energy cost. "]
[null,"Blackfeet United Methodist Parish (Browning United Methodist Church)","bumpmission.com","406-338-3900 or 406-229-0094","United Methodist Church ministry to the Blackfeet (Pikunni) native community.  Seeking people, young and old that seek to know the growing and viverant hope in the future of the culture and the future.","Subrecipient;","Blackfeet Reservation, along the Rocky Mountian range (the backbone of the world) Glacier National Park.","Food distribution, mission work, emergency housing with UMCORP, distributing wood to elders, yard work, youth and adult bible study, mental health/wellness. ","The previous attributes have been severely hindered because of a recent electrical fire in our food pantry.  Which has required a need for much upgrading throughout the facility.  Simultaneously, pressures of new technological requires  greater use of our donations and contributions that were earmarked for continued service to others. We have a continued need of compassionate service as we review our community. Homelessness and hunger remain present on our  reservation.  Health services and urgent care is also of dire need.  "]
[null,"First Evangelical Free Church","Operations@firstfreemoline.net","3097643381","501(c)(3) House of Worship and Preschool","Subrecipient;","Moline, IL / Davenport, IA","Operate a 40,000 sq ft facility serving the needs of community with spiritual and mental health services, counseling, community outreach and warming center and Preschool.","Replacing several HVAC systems (averaging 20-40 years old), insulating and replacing flat roof and pitched Sanctuary Roof, as well as LED lighting retrofit for 15 classrooms. We also have numerous aging tank water heaters that would be perfect for high efficiency heat pumps or tankless units. We have a good handle on what needs to be done to solve these issues, but have a severe lack of funds to cover the energy efficiency upgrades, so we continue to pay excess amounts to operate and maintain these aging legacy systems."]
[null,"Community Advocate Resource Inc.","Cadvocater@gmail.com","336-847-6816 ","Advocacy nonprofit organization ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","North Carolina ","We work with undeserved communities to ensure they have knowledge and resources needed to fill in the gap.","We have over 20 years of advocacy and grant management experience.  Also certified trainers and community partners and volunteers "]
[null,"Community Action Lehigh Valley","planner-CACLV@caclv.org","610-691-5620","Nonprofit; Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;","Lehigh Valley, Eastern Pennsylvania","Community Action is an anti-poverty nonprofit serving the Greater Lehigh Valley area. We offer programs and services in: advocacy; business start-up and development; food access and nutrition; housing; neighborhood revitalization; and youth.","The Sixth Street Shelter, our 25-apartment shelter for families experiencing homelessness, is in need of energy-efficient improvements. Four out of the five buildings are over 100 years old. We plan to install high-performance mini-split HVAC units to supplement heating and provide air conditioning throughout the Shelter in an energy-efficient manner. "]
[null,"Grinnell Regional Medical Center","alexandra.smolik@unitypoint.org","641-236-2310","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Rural Iowa","Community-based nonprofit healthcare organization serving rural residents with comprehensive clinic, inpatient, outpatient, and public health services including free and subsidized services for vulnerable populations. ","Grinnell Regional Medical Center (GRMC) is a rural hospital in critical need of window replacement. The facility’s current windows in the hospital and clinics are original, dating back 20+ years and resulting in insufficient insulation. For an organization that can never close and produces a significant amount of energy at all times of the day and night, energy efficiency is critical to maintaining reasonable operational costs. Needed window replacements will be difficult to complete without funding as GRMC must replace its 25-year-old chilling tower, finish plumbing upgrades, upgrade the HVAC system, and replace the facility’s roof in the coming years. "]
[null,"Community Church of Boston","info@communitychurchofboston.org","617-266-6710","501C3","Subrecipient;","Boston, MA","The Community Church of Boston, a member of Unitarian Universalist Assoc. Focuses on preserving historical records of progressive social movements in the Boston area. ","We are engaged in a total energy retrofit. Already replaced oil heating system for a heat pumps system. Our goal is to pursue a multi-year process that will transform our historic building\ninto a state-of-the-art energy efficient, low-carbon-footprint model for Boston\nbuildings, aligned with “Climate Ready Boston” goals. The 2023 Project will focus on windows and insulation. "]
[null,"The Diatribe, Inc.","megan@thediatribe.org","616-325-3005","501c3 Non-profit, Arts & Culture Organization","Subrecipient;","Grand Rapids, MI","Arts & Culture, Humanities, Racial Equity, Equitable Community Development.","The Diatribe is planning to redevelop an 18,342 square foot property located at 2040 South Division in the Burton Heights Business District in Grand Rapids. The Emory Arts and Culture Center (The Emory), will serve as The Diatribe Headquarters for youth-centric arts programming; a live/work apartment space for local creatives; a collaborative retail business hub for 4 locally owned businesses; and an all-ages community venue space. Located in one of the least invested areas of Grand Rapids, The Emory will offer new opportunities for community arts, culture, and humanities programs. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Sweetwater County","bgcofsw@gmail.com","3073822639","youth","Subrecipient;","southwest Wyoming","we work about 297 school age youth in our community, offering families an inexpensive place for their children t come after school and during the summer so that they can  feel secure to go to work and provide for their families.","we have two connected building one dated 1920 and the other 1970, we have tried to do some upgrades on items. We currently would be in need of upgraded energy efficient heaters in the 1970 portion and radiator controls throughout the 1920s side. The windows on the 1920s side are also old and not as energy efficient.  Doors throughout both sides are old, showing signs of rusts, lifting jams and latches not holding correctly."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast","jreed@bgcsun.org","727-524-2427","501 (c) 3","Subrecipient;","Pinellas County","Out of school time youth development programming for kids and teens in Pinellas County","Our Pinellas Park Club facility is in need of a roof repair. It is our oldest Club location and suffered some damage during recent storms in Florida. Additionally, when the Club was closed during the pandemic, other damage was not discovered until it became more problematic."]
[null,"Friends of Jowonio Inc","craig.holava@jowonio.org","315-445-4010","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central New York, Upstate New York, New York, Syracuse","nonprofit building owner providing infrastructure improvement and maintenance to inclusive preschool","Aging infrastructure requiring new windows, insulated flooring, roof repair and cupola replacement to create energy efficiency and/or an insulated green roof"]
[null,"Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America","grants@ocbsa.org","7145464990","non-profit, youth development","Subrecipient;","Orange County, CA","Youth development organization focusing on leadership, citizenship, physical and mental fitness.  With programs for all age groups: K-5th grade, ages 11-17, 13-20.","Upgrade lighting to LED and motion censored inside and outside the buildings, refrigerators and freezers, HVAC systems, windows, and fans in areas with no heating and cooling to energy efficient equipment.  Solar panel upgrades to replace outdated equipment.    "]
[null,"Edgewater Baptist Church","office@edgebapt.com","773-784-3040","Church","Subrecipient;","Chicago","Local church providing worship services and other services for the Edgewater neighborhood","We are looking to upgrade our very old windows and exterior doors to energy efficient ones."]
[null,"Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board","ccarrick@cnyrpdb.org","315-422-8276","Public Agency","Partner;","Central New York - Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga, and Oswego Counties","Energy efficiency outreach and education; grant management; heat pumps; regional planning","CNYRPDB's EnergySmart CNY program, one of NYSERDA's 12 Regional Clean Energy Hubs, is a trusted source of knowledge for buildings in the region wanting to improve their energy efficiency. We already have many nonprofits that are struggling to find adequate funding to do the work and are very interested in connecting with Prime applicants. We can help do outreach and education to interested nonprofits, help aggregate portfolios of projects, connect them with the technical expertise to create project proposals. "]
[null,"EnerChange","rkrueger@enerchange.org","763-353-5555","Non Profit Energy Conservation Organization ","Partner;","Xcel Energy and CenterPoint Energy Customers in Minnesota ","Lighting, HVAC, controls, power factor, utility billing, metering, and water conservation. ","We are an Energy Service Conservation Organization (ESCO) funded by CenterPoint Energy and Xcel Energy. We serve non profit clients exclusively. We conduct ASHRAE Level 1 energy audits to identify energy saving projects. Then we poke them until action is taken. "]
[null,"Babb United Methodist Church","bumpmission.com","406-338-3900 or 406-229-0094","Community Church in a rural area  ","Subrecipient;","North East of the Rocky Mountain Front, 20 miles South of the Canadian Border","Food distribution, mission work, emergency housing with UMCORP, distributing wood to elders, yard work, mental health/wellness. \n\n","The previous attributes have been severely hindered because of the loss of patronage since COVID and concern for health care in an extremely isolated area.  There is a need for much upgrading throughout the facility.  Simultaneously, pressures of new technology requires  greater use of our donations and contributions that have been earmarked for other service needs.  One of these needs is a new furnace. We have a continued need of compassionate service  Health services and urgent health care is limited with the nearest hospital 40 miles away."]
[null,"New Energy Colorado","NewEnergyColorado@Gmail.com","7202893289","501c3 Non-Profit","Partner;","Colorado and Colorado Front Range","Volunteer sustainability board and team which can provide support to a Prime Recipient to help manage grant requestes in CO.","Our team can provide support to a Prime Recipient to help manage grant requestes in CO."]
[null,"AHEAD Energy Corporation","execdir@aheadenergy.org","5857496132","501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Nationwide, with a focus on off-grid / underserved areas","Renewable microgrids, thermal energy storage, heat pumps, district energy, low income housing, fuel cells","Long established not-for-profit affiliated with Alfred University. Focus on practical solutions to climate change, energy poverty and resiliency. Skills for designing and implementing novel systems, focused a portfolio of technologies for building decarbonization."]
[null,"Northeast Resource Recovery Association","info@nrrarecycles.org","603-736-4401","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts","Enable municipalities to manage their recycling programs to be financially and environmentally sustainable by connecting them with end markets for recyclables","Our 26-year-old building, which is 10,000 square feet, is in need of a new roof and attic insulation. It likely also needs additional insulation throughout the building to improve its energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association","treves.u@gmail.com","843-342-4999","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Tri-county organization covering Jefferson, Boulder and Gilpin Counties, Colorado","Organization of community events (e.g. July 4th, Easter egg roll, Pancake breakfasts for the benefit of our scholarship program, etc.)","Our community center was built and is managed entirely by volunteers. It is approx. 60 years old. Our furnace is old and needs replacement with an energy-efficient system"]
[null,"EnerChange","sseidl@enerchange.org","952-215-7116","501 ( c 3 ) nonprofit","Partner;","Minnesota initially.","We have 12 + years of experience serving other nonprofits, helping them save money by saving energy. ","Having served over 1,500 buildings, we are totally familiar with implementing energy-saving measures in our clients' facilities. We have already saved these nonprofits more than $28 million."]
[null,"Taylor Memorial United Church","erichharris@gmail.com","510-798-6683","Church","Subrecipient;","Oakland, Ca","We have a feeding the homeless program and a summer school program for at risk children.  We are making a commitment to reduce our energy footprint by the year 2025.","Staff and .congregants are capable of planning managing, procuring, accounting and reporting the  work to be proposed; weatherization & replacement of gas furnaces with electric heat pumps.  Replacing gas stoves with induction stovetops."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Central Arkansas","cdoramus@arclubs.org","501-666-8816","Out of School Time Services","Subrecipient;","Pulaski County, Arkansas","We have 5 Club locations offering out of school time programs for youth between the ages of 6-18.  Our focus is on educations, healthy lifestyles, leadership skills and character development. ","Needs:  New HVACs, windows, doors, LED lights, sealant on outside walls to prevent air or weather penetrating in, ceiling tiles "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley","BGCLNV@BGC-LNV.org","203-924-7462","Nonprofit Youth Service","Subrecipient;","Lower Naugatuck Valley, Shelton, Ansonia, Derby","All key job functions for managing federal grants/programs are staffed with experienced employees.","We would install air conditioning in our basement program area instead of running multiple large fans for 10 hours per day. All the lights in our two, 30,000-square-feet clubhouses will be changed to LED for better energy efficiency and cost savings. Our rooftop heating and air conditioning RTUs for our Ansonia clubhouse need to be replaced with more efficient units."]
[null,"Warwick Mechanical Service","LChalloner@wphcorp.com","757-826-1200","Mechanical Contractor / Service","Partner;","Southeastern Virginia","Our field is all Union trained and Board Certified in their specialty. Out team maintains superior equipment knowledge through Accredited Classes and Factory Approved Training.","Warwick Mechanical Service provides turnkey HVAC facility solutions. We offer comprehensive preventive maintenance plans, energy efficient solutions for new and retrofit systems, and 24/7  emergency repair services. "]
[null,"Greater Joy Church North","Pastor.aadkins@gmail.com","9194071228","Church","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Roanoke Rapids, NC, Halifax County","Willing to assist in any manner.","We are in dire need of heating/air and roofing and this will allow us to better serve our community in certain weather conditions."]
[null,"Cal Farley's Boys Ranch","info@calfarley.org","806-534-2211","501C3 ","Subrecipient;","Amarillo and Boys Ranch, Texas","We are an organization serving at risk youth and families.  ","We would like to make energy efficiency improvements to our Boys Ranch and Amarillo facilities and teach our clients about better managing our natural resources. "]
[null,"Capital Area Food Bank","acramer@capitalareafoodbank.org","202-644-9800","Nonprofit, Hunger Relief Organization","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC; Maryland; Virginia","Subrecipient; Food Bank; Hunger Relief Organization; Food Insecurity; Nonprofit","We are in need of upgrading our HVAC system to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs. With cost savings, we can redirect more funds towards mission-critical work (providing food to those who are food insecure). This work will also ideally improve refrigeration at the food bank for our food storage."]
[null,"Clean Up - Give Back .Org","Info@cleanupgiveback.org","847-224-8592","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;Partner;","Des Plaines, Illinois & Chicagoland Area","Community Engagement","We are looking to make our building more energy efficient.  We can offer classes and partner with others in the Chicagoland area."]
[null,"Des Plaines History Center","contact@desplaineshistory.org","847-391-5399","local history museum","Partner;Subrecipient;","Des Plaines, IL","history, arts, culture, genealogy, archives, historic preservation","repair or replace windows, replace storm windows, replace old boiler, remove window AC units and install minimally-invasive central AC"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Erie","jjpopoff@gmail.com","814-459-1977 x 223","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Erie, PA","Youth development charity servicing disadvantaged, at-risk inner city youth living at or below the poverty line.","Our facility, with 38,000 square feet of programming space, is over 20 years old, in need of lighting upgrades, both indoor and outdoor,  to LED bulbs and the replacement of windows and doors for higher energy efficiency.  The building's HVAC system is in need of maintenance and/or upgrades as well."]
[null,"D&H Canal Historical Society ","Info@canalmuseum.org","845-687-2000","Museum and historic site","Subrecipient;","New York","Manage museum and visitor center in renovated 18th century historic structure, also manage a trail and telegraph building that needs to be restored to open to the public","Energy efficiency in museum building that houses collections, but recognizes and honors historic preservation, potential solar power for trail and park, also energy system for one of the oldest extant telegraph buildings in the country to preserve it and open to the public for interpretation and education "]
[null,"The Edison Institute d/b/a The Henry Ford","mattt@thehenryford.org","313-982-6121","nonprofit 501(c)(3) musuem","Subrecipient;","Michigan-based with national visitation","The Henry Ford provides unique educational experiences based on America’s traditions of ingenuity, resourcefulness and Innovation to inspire people to help shape a better future.","The Henry Ford is the largest cultural tourist destination in Michigan that includes a museum dedicated to American Innovation and Greenfield Village that contains over 90 historic buildings where guests can connect to the can-do stories from American history. THF has established a cross-functional Green Team that is working to increase the environmental sustainability of the organization and inspire our audience to take similar actions. Some of the current plans including converting its fleet to electric vehicles, installing EV charging stations available to the public, increasing composting throughout its 220-acre campus and installing solar capabilities in our buildings."]
[null,"New England Jewish Academy","office@neja.org"," (860) 231-0317","School","Subrecipient;","Connecticut","Not Applicable","We will be installing a 2 new Trane HVAC system each with a IER rating of 14 and an Efficiency rating of 81% a total of 12.5 tons\nThe system will be controlled by Trane’s energy management control system.\nThe exterior foundation walls have 3” thick solid foam core insulation all the way around.\nAll exterior joints will be sealed with the proper rates sealant for the area and material  in question.\nThermal insulation installed as required.\nAll penetrations properly sealed\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeastern Pennsylvania","jcucura@bgcnepa.org","570-342-8709","501C3","Subrecipient;","Northeastern Pennsylvania","Our Club has been serving low-income children and youth since 1899.","Children and youth need a safe building to go during the out-of-school hours where trouble tends to occur.  We need a new roof as our is old, leaking, etc.  The cost of materials is astronomical, and this funding would help us tremendously.  We have been working with a local company to help remove and install a new roof for our facility that has been providing much-needed programs and activities to children who need them most."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Washington County (West Bend, WI)","operations@wcbgc.org","262-334-3732","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Washington County, Wisconsin","Boys & Girls Club - Youth Development Agency","Lighting Updates. Window replacements. Door replacements."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Bay & Lakes Region","jwicklund@bgcgb.org","920-494-7090","501(c)3 Nonprofit - Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Midwest, Northeast Wisconsin - Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay","Youth development\nFacilities management","Our nonprofit owns and operates three youth-serving facilities that are several decades old, and each has opportunities for significant energy efficiency improvements. A top energy improvement project is the upgrading of the lighting throughout two of our buildings."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania","info@bgcwpa.org","4127825710","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Western Pennsylvania","Youth development that advances outcomes of Academic Success, Career & Life Readiness, Character & Leadership, and Healthy Lifestyles.","Replacement HVAC system for our Carnegie Clubhouse with modern energy efficient features."]
[null,"Mont Chateau HOA","montchateauwvhoa@gmail.com","6812858531","non profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","West Virginia","- Business Development\n- Local Partnering\n- Programmatic Support\n- Strategic Planning\n- Energy Technologies \n- Land Management & Contracting\n- Regulatory & Federal Policy ","Energy and decarbonization Solution Architect for next generation and state-of-the-art technologies. Strategic program/project development implementation. Expertise in building cross-functional and remote teams, connecting resource opportunities. Project Management. Land Acquisition, contract negotiations, financial requirements."]
[null,"Edgewood Community Center","info@edgewoodcc.org","404-904-0045","Non-profit 501c(3)","Subrecipient;","Ninety Six, SC","Since 2015, our mission continues to be reaching at-risk youth and young adults through athletic and academic opportunities. We offer after school tutoring, summer camp, free summer feeding programs, and athletic programs for children of all abilities. www.edgewoodcc.org: https://www.facebook.com/edgewoodcc96/: https://edgewoodcc96.org/ We have civil engineers and contracts with a A&E consultant for technical expertise and a Grant/Project Manager consultant for programmatic expertise to expedite a recently awarded federal grant for the stabilization of the building. The Town of Ninety Six, SC staff embraces the revitalization of the non-profit community center. The rural Town does not have the funds to support a community center and is dependent on the non-profit to deliver critically important programs.","Edgewood Community Center (ECC): operating since 2015, is currently performing the first of a  multi-phase rehabilitation to our building, the former Edgewood School, a Black “equalization” school built to forestall integration in 1956. The second phase includes replacing a section of the original roof with an insulated, energy efficient roof over the office, entryway, and 2 classrooms as these rooms have the worst leaks. After heavy rains, staff climb onto the roof to squeegee off the water. The infiltration of water has led to mold in some areas of the building rendering them unusable.  The roof replacement is the pathway to being able to perform additional energy efficient rehabilitation projects to be able to utilize additional sections the building to deliver more programs to the community. The second phase also includes replacement of the original gym lighting with energy efficient LED lighting. Some of the lighting is no longer operational which is a detriment to the safety and efficacy the center’s programs. The architecture and engineering firm working on the current phase can provide the specifications for the roof replacement. There will be a qualitative measurement of the energy savings, energy cost savings, and emissions reduction by comparing the energy loss through a leaking, legacy roof and an insulated roof and between the energy use of legacy lighting to modern LED fixtures to measure the efficiency benchmarks. Cost estimates around $250K and the ECC will cover the necessary cost share."]
[null,"United Methodist Church","sarno@mwt.net","608-632-3459","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","La Farge, Wisconsin","The United Methodist Church is a community church with both community and faith based programming.  The church has also been designated as the Village of La Farge and La Farge Public Schools emergency shelter.","The UMC has developed a plan to update the church’s HVAC systems as well as replace the current roof with insulation and steel roofing, with the intention of lowering energy costs and increasing the energy efficiency of the church.  The plan has three components: 1) Roof replacement, 2) HVAC units on the 1st floor, and 3) Replacement of the old boiler heating system and hot water unit with an energy efficient boiler/water heater combined unit. The upgrades will decrease energy costs by more than 50%, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 10,000 pounds per year, and increase the R value of the roof from an R value of 6 to an R value of 29."]
[null,"Parkwood United Methodist Church","pumc@parkwoodumc.org","919-544-1078","Church","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Durham, NC","Creation Care Committee\nEnergy Audit from Energy with a Purpose","We need solar panels, a new (and more environmentally friendly) HVAC system and water heater. "]
[null,"Trane","benham.dejong@trane.com","616-916-5642","Trane is a global climate innovator boldly challenging what's possible for a sustainable world.","Partner;","West Michigan","Managing and executing HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), lighting, & building controls projects. ","Capabilities: Trane excels in providing Project Development, Financing & Execution for innovative sustainability initiatives with buildings such as equipment electrification, decarbonization, HVAC systems/controls, renewable energy systems, smart building technologies."]
[null,"Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana","tschweitzer@gskentuckiana.org","5026360900","501c3 youth organization","Subrecipient;","54 counties throughout Kentucky and 10 counties in Southern Indiana","Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana covers 64 counties and operates 7 camps across our council area. ","Our beloved Camp Shantituck located in Shepherdsville, KY, is in need of a new HVAC system for the Cardinal Lodge - a year-round facility which is an excellent meeting and dining hall located in the center of camp and has a sleeping capacity for 50. "]
[null,"Kern Community College District 21st Century Energy Center","david.teasdale@kccd.edu","661-336-5011","Community College","Partner;Prime recipient;","California","Energy and Energy Efficiency Training\nCommunity Outreach\nPartner conveninmg","The Kern Community College District has two centers working in the clean energy and energy efficiency space. The 21st Century Energy Center and the Calfiornai Renewable Energy Lab. We can condcut training, technical assistance, and convene a community of practice. Our students can conduct audit and make recommendations."]
[null,"First Evangelical Lutheran Church","firstlutheran.np@gmail.com","308-532-0250","Religious Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","North Platte, Nebraska and surrounding area","Historic church in North Platte, we are working on mission renewal and community outreach. We serve as a center for community gathering. ","We are working to upgrade 50-60 year old boilers to units with 95-98% efficiency. The cost savings will allow us to reach out to our community with better programing and facilities. The fuel savings will contribute to less environmental impact.  "]
[null,"Saint Vincent Archabbey/college","shannon.jordan@stvincent.edu","72453267040","Religious non-profit/college","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Western Pennsylvania","Professors and staff in engineering, IT, administration, grant management, sciences, business ","The archabbey leases many older buildings used by Saint Vincent College, parish, and Seminary.  Hundreds of thousands of square footage, and hundreds of acreage.    "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of West Alabama","admin@bgcwestal.org","205-553-3879","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","West Alabama","We are a youth serving organization, ages 6-18, focusing on Academic Achievement, Character and Leadership Development and Healthy Lifestyles.","Energy efficient updates to owned facilities in our 9-county service area in West Alabama. Most of our buildings are in need of replacement of dated traditional items like windows, thermostats and lighting with modern energy efficient options."]
[null,"Neighbors Together, Inc.","cstradcutter@neighborstogethersc.org","843-747-1788 Ext. 111","Non-Profit 501 (c)3","Subrecipient;","Southeast; South Carolina; Charleston metro","Human Services/Social Services/Economic Mobility/ Health and Wellness/Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen","Neighbors Together has been in existence for 40 years serving a community located in a food and medical desert. Our 80+ year old building was purchased by our organization in March 2022. We have started renovations but have learned our roof, windows and HVAC system is severaly outdated and in need of replacement. We are looking to replace these units with energy-efficient and high-quality materials that will allow us to have little environmental impact on our community while helping us to further our programmatic reach for a vulnerable population. "]
[null,"Phoenix Childrens Hospital","zmased@phoenixchildrens.com","2064074025","non-profit","Prime recipient;","Phoenix AZ","Solar Energy","PCH has a large base load with high demand. PCH interested in onsite solar/BESS/Fuel Cell"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Wausau Area","kiml@bgclub.com","7158452582","Youth serving agency - after and out-of-school program for teens and kids","Subrecipient;","Central Wisconsin","We provide hands-on programming in academic success, charter/leadership development, health/wellness and sports/fitness/recreation. ","Our roof and rooftop units are 20+ years old - new, energy efficient options will be needed in the near future. "]
[null,"Haywood Christian Ministry, Inc.","blakehart@haywoodministry.org","828/456/4838","501c3","Subrecipient;","Haywood County, NC","Food Pantry, Weatherization and home improvements. ","We desire to implement solar and energy storage in our food pantry and thrift store to get more of our building using green energy and to provide for emergency solar backup for our cold storage to prevent the loss of food. "]
[null,"Connecticut Green Bank","peter.ludwig@ctgreenbank.com"," 860.563.0015","Green Bank, Quasi-State Agency,","Partner;","Connecticut","Clean energy financing, program designs that integrate private capital with public funding, and innovative financing models that ensure access to capital for non-profit building owners. ","The Green Bank offers green solutions for non-profit buildings across Connecticut.  Green Bank programs offer 100% upfront, low-cost capital for clean energy measures such as solar, HVAC, lighting, and resilience. More modern, sustainable buildings help non-profits save money, reduce their environmental impact, and create better community spaces"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Metro Queens","dkupecky@metroqueens.org","718-441-6051","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","New York City","Community Center/Afterschool Programming","Updating old heating system from oil burning boiler to natural gas HVAC unit for 66,000 sq ft building in Queens, NY"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest New Jersey","gradice@bgcnwnj.org","973-956-0033","Non-Profit Organization-Youth Services","Subrecipient;","Passaic and Morris Counties in New Jersey","Before and After School Programs, Summer Camps, Sports, and Educational Programs that focus on youth's overall mental health and wellness for mind, body, and soul.","Both our Wayne and Pequannock Club's Pre-K classrooms are in need of more energy-efficient windows and lighting.  These rooms are utilized on a daily basis from the hours of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. \nThe lights in our small gymnasium at our Wayne Club, are very old and dim which is a detriment for our young kids, pre-k to 13 years old, who use this gym on a daily basis during daytime hours, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and is also utilized for our sports programs."]
[null,"Temple B'rith Kodesh","kbaley@tbk.org","585-244-7060","501 C3 Non profit","Subrecipient;","Rochester NY","Upgrade to all systems at the Temple","Replacement of all systems at the Temple.  Including roof, HVAC, Boilers, lightning, etc."]
[null,"People's Light","moss@peopleslight.org","610-647-1900","Non-profit professional theatre ","Subrecipient;","Chester County, Southeastern Pennsylvania","People’s Light, one of the largest professional theatres in Pennsylvania, forges cultural and civic connections throughout our rapidly growing region. ","People’s Light seeks to replace theatrical incandescent lighting equipment with LED lighting, creating significant energy and cost-savings for this not-for-profit professional regional theatre with two black box theatre spaces and a third Pavilion performance/event space.  Additional proposed energy saving projects in our two buildings include: fluorescent bulb replacements with LED lights in offices and rehearsal rooms, a white roof for our smaller theatre/office building, and door replacements. "]
[null,"Chattahoochee Council BSA","stephanie.hill@scouting.org","7063272634","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","South-Central Georgia and East-Central Alabama","Scouting, camping, outdoor preparedness, youth development programming, fundraising, leadership, civic engagement.","We need to replace the HVAC system, bathroom appliances, doors, windows, and insulation at our administrative office building. We also need to replace dozens of doors and windows at our campground Camp FGL."]
[null,"Union Baptist Church of Reading PA","UBCMinistries@aol.com","610-376-4530","Church - Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Reading, PA in Berks County","N/A","The church and adjacent community center needs updated or new HVAC system, electrical and plumbing upgrades, and energy efficient doors at all entry ways.The Community Center also has an elevator in need of upgrading. This is a necessity to assist people with disabilities and elderly to be served on the upper floors of the building. The church is 155 year old building and the center is 110 year old building in critical need up upgrades in order to continue to serve the community."]
[null,"Public Health Management Corporation ","kgonnella@phmc.org","4156085571","Nonprofit Public Health Institute, 501c(3)","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) is a nonprofit public health institute that creates and sustains healthier communities. PHMC has served the Greater Philadelphia region since 1972 as a facilitator, developer, intermediary, manager, advocate, and innovator in the field of public health. PHMC uses best practices and evidence-based guidelines to improve population health through innovative and strategic partnerships, direct service, research and data, technical assistance, a prepared workforce, and infrastructure building. PHMC’s more than 3,000 employees serve hundreds of thousands of people each year through the organization’s family of programs and subsidiaries. PHMC is the public health institute for Pennsylvania and Delaware through a designation from the National Network of Public Health Institutes and is Pennsylvania’s state public health association, anchoring work on research, partnerships and innovative public health strategies.","PHMC is committed to providing direct support services across Southeastern Pennsylvania. This funding will support 15 or more nonprofit organizations as subrecipients for this award who own & operate office space. The money will go directly to reduce energy and emissions and lower utility costs within each of our nonprofit facilities through energy efficiency upgrades, scalable impacts, innovative partnerships, and economies of scale. Energy efficient improvements include materials (product, equipment, or system), the installation of which results in a reduction in use by a nonprofit organization of energy or fuel. Examples include lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements. Energy efficiency projects that include fuel switching may also be eligible if they result in energy savings. We can no longer place the expectation on our employees to provide quality services when our facilities are not up to standard. We hope to use this funding to create healthy, sustainable buildings to continue to support our work to strengthen our communities. "]
[null,"Epworth United Methodist Church","llindsey@med.unc.edu","919-966-7489","Nonprofit Church","Subrecipient;","Disadvantaged (3002 Hope Valley Rd, Durham, North Carolina, 27707)","No expertise and would need help completing the energy audit","Epworth underwent an Energy Study (conducted on March 7, 2023 by Colby May, CEM from Energy For Purpose), who had these recommendations:\n\n37 single pane windows should be replaced for energy efficiency (estimated cost $55,000).\n\nHVACs (12 window units and a 3-ton condensing unit) should be replaced as they are at the end of their life expectancy and are inefficient (estimated cost $37,500).\n\n2 electric/gas-fired domestic hot water tanks should be replaced (estimated cost $3,000).  \n\nI don’t know if Epworth can demonstrate financial need (I’ve not seen the requirements), however we are in a 'Disadvantaged' area on the Justice40 map.\n\n"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club Of Oyster Bay-East Norwich ","jmweiner@bgcoben.com","516-922-9285","Boys & Girls Club - Non Profit ","Subrecipient;","New York - Long Island","Child Care, Social and Emotional Development, Job Readiness, and Family Support.","In need of a new energy-efficient roof and HVAC system as the ones we currently have are over 25 years old. Also in need of new doors as the ones we have are no longer manufactured and we cannot get the replacement parts or weather stripping needed to protect from the elements and be energy efficient. "]
[null,"Boy's & Girls Clubs of Cleveland County","joshp@bgccleveco.org","(704)471-2582","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Shelby, NC","Youth Development","Roof, insulation, doors & windows"]
[null,"YMCA of Indiana County","ericneal@icymca.org","724-463-9622","501(c)3 Community Service ","Subrecipient;","Indiana County, SE, Pittsburgh Region","YMCA serving all residents ages 6 months + in educational, wellness, adapted, sports, recreational, social and at food programs.","All major mechanical and inferstructure systems are 15+ years old and in need of replacement.  As part of our Capital Campaign it is our desire to replace the entire roof and add R30 insullation and replace 25 tons of AC units with new more efficient models.  We need to replace 5 boilers that were installed in 1998, 2 hot water tanks that are 17 years old and replace the pool HVAC system that is 25 years old. Furthermore, we need to renovate and upgrade all plumbing and lighting fixtures that have outlived their useful life. In total these energy imporvements will cost in excess of 1 million dollars. "]
[null,"Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Inc.","info@aafpbc.org","561-253-1361","Social Services (Homelessness, Housing, Education)","Subrecipient;","Palm Beach County, Florida","Emergency family shelter; homeless services for families with minor children; rapid re-housing; diversion; homeless prevention; 112 supportive housing units; case management; ancillary referrals; youth programming.","Serving low-income families with minor children, Adopt-A-Family owns and operates 112 supportive housing units in Lake Worth, Florida. Adopt-A-Family’s affordable rent structures do not generate enough income to cover the costs for maintenance, case management staff, and energy-efficient upgrades. Within the next two years, several of these properties will need new roofs, better insulation, and more energy-efficient air-conditioning systems. Adopt-A-Family headquarters, also in Lake Worth, houses the agency’s homeless prevention program as well as afterschool/summer programming for at-risk elementary school students. This two-story building is also due for a new roof/insulation and replacement air-conditioning system by the end of 2024."]
[null,"NH Community Loan Fund","Dpater@communityloanfund.org","603-856-0760","CDFI","Subrecipient;","New Hampshire","Manufactured housing and small businesses for people with low incomes.","A new energy efficient HVAC system for $40,000."]
[null,"Santa Fe Children's Museum ","children@santafechildrensmuseum.org","505-989-8359","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Santa Fe County","The Santa Fe Children's Museum, a non-profit institution, provides early learning, exhibits, and programs to children ages 0-8 and their families throughout Santa Fe and NM.","Our 1930s building is in need of several upgrades to become more energy efficient. A primary goal is to install a solar carport in the Museum parking lot, facing Old Pecos Trail to reduce electricity consumption at the facility, which serves 60,000 guests on an annual basis. Other projects include retrofitting or replacing lighting fixtures with LEDs, recommissioning and upgrading plumbing fixtures, and sealing around windows, doors, and other building envelope openings to improve comfort and efficiency"]
[null,"Baptist Health Deaconess Madisonville, Inc. ","Julia.Kays@bhsi.com","270-326-6134","501(c)(3) Hospital","Subrecipient;","Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Webster, Caldwell, Christian and McLean Counties in rural western Kentucky.  Hospital is located in Madisonville, Kentucky. ","Healthcare provider offering multiple specialized, comprehensive services. The hospital also has a Family Medicine Residency program. ","We are a nonprofit hospital located in Madisonville, Kentucky serving six counties in a rural area of the Commonwealth.  We have operated for over 75 years.  Baptist Health Deaconess Madisonville seeks to retrofit the hospital visitor and employee parking lot pole lights to LED lighting.  There are approximately 88 pole lights with the majority being double fixture for a total of ~176 lights.  This project could reduce energy consumption by 50%."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club Fox Valley, Inc.","glemkerochon@bgclubfoxvalley.org","920-750-5801","Youth development and guidance (non-profit)","Subrecipient;","Fox Cities region - Wisconsin","Positive youth development and guidance, mental and behavioral heath.","The Boys & Girls Club Fox Valley owns and operates youth programming out of two large facilities, both exceeding 50,000 SF in size, and one leased 9,000 SF facility. Portions of the Appleton, WI facility are over 100 years old, and utility costs are extremely high - especially electrical use. Significant opportunities exist to improve energy efficiencies in all three buildings."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the greater Cook County Area","lrsearsbgc@gmail.com","229-5611343","Non -profit Boys and Girls club","Subrecipient;","Cook County, Georgia - Southeast Georgia","We offer after-school and summer programming for kids ages 5 to 19.  ","We are in an old school and are in need of new windows around our building.  The building was built back in the 60's and are not energy efficient.   "]
[null,"Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center, Inc.","ncohen@sjjcc.org","516-484-1545","Community Center","Subrecipient;","Nassau County, New York","We are a community center that provides cutting-edge recreational health, fitness, educational, cultural arts, and social service programs to the local community. ","We would like to reduce our carbon footprint by sourcing clean energy, going electric, and reducing emissions and waste.  We have a plan to increase both energy and water efficiency.  Our first priority is to update our aging and inefficient HVAC system.  We are also interested in solar panels, improving building and pipe insulation, and greening exterior lighting."]
[null,"Dominion City","Sdibao@gmail.com","2145421010","Church ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Georgia ","Solar panel ","Solar panel installation "]
[null,"Shir Hadash","president@shir-hadash.org","847-498-8218","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Illinois","A progressive, egalitarian, Reconstructionist synagogue that has served the Jewish community in the north and northwest suburbs of Chicago since 1995. ","We are an all electric building, with a single chiller and three forced-air air handlers with duct heaters and supplemental baseboard heating. The system was designed for an office use and conference center with occupant loads averaging 30 people. Our current use includes 3-4 people for weekdays and the system has to operate for the entire building just to accommodate the offices in use. Our proposed energy saving projects include: (1) upgrade the HVAC system to use multiple-zone heat pumps and remove the old Trane chiller for the three systems; (2) replace the mechanical elements (blowers, filters, damper controls); (3) replace the Andover controller with current technology; (4) repair or replace the large domed lobby skylight, which is not airtight; and (4) replace windows in offices and classrooms, which are not airtight."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County Inc","sheryl.chesnutt@bgcrc.net","615-890-2582","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","South East  / Tennessee","Youth serving non profit - after school and summer programs","Efficient doors, HVAC replacements, lighting conversion"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi","dhill@bgccm.org","601-969-7088","501C3","Subrecipient;","Mississippi","BGCCM's area of expertise is in afterschool programming for youth ages 5 to 18.","Our  need is to reduce our utility bills so those funds can be directed towards our programming for the youth."]
[null,"Brooklyn Chinese Christian Church","ap.bccc2019@gmail.com","718-934-2346","501 (c)(3) Church ","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, NY","N/A","We are upgrading 2 of our church buildings to include more energy efficient features that include wall and roof insulation, and electric heating and HVAC systems.  "]
[null,"Disability Rights and Resources","leanne.knight@drradvocates.org","205-251-2223","Independent Living Center","Prime recipient;","DRR serves 20 Central Alabama counties reaching from the MS to GA statelines, most of which are rural.","disability supportive services; consumer-controlled; independent living skills; advocacy; peer support; nursing home diversion; youth transition; cross-disability; equal access; self-help","Disability Rights and Resources’ mission is to empower people with disabilities to fully participate in the community. We encourage people with disabilities to support one another in reaching their own independent living goals. We also promote equal access and disability rights through advocacy and public awareness activities."]
[null,"Salvation Army of Greater Hickory Boys and Girls Club","hickorync@uss.salvationarmy.org","828-322-8061","non-profit Boys and Girls Club","Subrecipient;","North Carolina: Hickory, Catawba County","Boys and Girls Clubs: youth: after school programs, summer camps, character building and leadership development","The Boys and Girls Club Gym roof needs to be replaced."]
[null,"Fond du lac Family YMCA","KMCCORMICK@FDLYMCA.ORG","920-921-3330 EXT 313","NON PROFIT ","Subrecipient;","we serve Fond du Lac county ","non-profit \nmulti-program \ncommunity centered","financial support for extensive lighting upgrades "]
[null,"Spring Valley School","lfiveash@springvalleyschool.org","(205) 423-8660","Nonprofit School with Children with Disabilities","Subrecipient;","Birmingham, AL","Spring Valley School is an independent, coeducational, college-preparatory school whose mission is to provide excellence in education for bright students with learning differences. Spring Valley School admits students with average to above-average intelligence who have been diagnosed with a language or mathematics-based learning difference such as Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, or Dyscalculia. Our mission is accomplished by creating a multi-sensory, whole-child approach to education in a small class setting.","Spring Valley School's classroom building was built in 1993 and is in need of energy-efficient upgrades (i.e., doors, etc.) to reduce our energy costs.  "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade","fgreen@bgcmia.org","305 446-9910","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","33176 and 33167","Replace 30 plus year old park field lights with LED lights. ","Currently we spend over $120,000 on light bill for the field lights. We would like to replace the over 30-year-old field lights with LED lights to reduce the cost of our FPL bill. "]
[null,"Coe College","kconrad@coe.edu","319-399-8699","Private Non-Profit Higher Education","Subrecipient;","Cedar Rapids, IA ","Higher Education","Need to replace obsolete and/or aging heating and cooling infrastructure."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Plains","ceo@greatfuturessd.org","605-692-3333","Out-of-School Time Youth Enrichment ","Subrecipient;","South Dakota","Academic Enrichment, Healthy Lifestyles and Life Skills, Leadership Programs, Counseling Services, Preventative Programs, Youth Diversion","Roof Upgrades with improved insulation\nWindow and Door replacement (with improved energy efficiency)\nHVAC Upgrades or fuel use change\nLighting upgrades\nKitchen/Appliance upgrades (with improved energy efficiency)"]
[null,"Opportunity Center of Owensboro, Inc","r.conder@oppctrobky.org","2706852976","501c3","Subrecipient;","Western Kentucky","Day Training for Adults with disabilities","1 story, 30,000 sqft steel frame building with metal roof and siding in need of energy efficiencies upgrades to reduce emissions and decrease utility expenditures"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Allentown","bgcafries@aol.com","610-432-9944","Non profit social service agency, 501 c(3)","Subrecipient;","Allentown PA","Boys & Girls Club of Allentown owns 3 buildings and daily serves low-income youth age 6-18 in educational afterschool and summer programs.","Boys & Girls Club of Allentown owns 3 buildings which are in desperate need of energy efficiency upgrades.  One of our buildings was constructed in 1972.  All of these facilities would greatly benefit from lighting upgrades, door replacements, HVAC units and/or roof replacements.  However, we are still in need of further energy efficient improvements.  Earlier in 2023, we recently replaced some (but not all) of our HVAC units through other government grants from the County of Lehigh and State of Pennsylvania’s Keystone Communities Program.  We have the capability of administering government grants."]
[null,"Fort Benton United Methodist Church","pastorTimWood@pm.me","406 622 3763","Church","Partner;","Chouteau County, Montana","Existing Green Team that has established community relationships\nMultiple staff with related graduate work\nIn-house technical staff with ability to implement","Upgrade HVAC system (from heat-only and to be more efficient), insulation, add solar, to support existing program and implement new programs to serve disadvantaged communities, particularly during hot months."]
[null,"Moravian University","Development@moravian.edu","610-861-1300","University","Subrecipient;","Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania","We have three electricians on our staff (one of them is a Licensed Master Electrician). We monitor consumption in many of our buildings through sub-metering and a Quantum Lutron Lighting Control system."," We continually look for opportunities to reduce our overall energy use.  Some of the ways in which we accomplish this is by installing lighting and HVAC controls that are integrated into our Building Automation and Lutron Lighting Control Systems.  Additionally, we consistently evaluate building envelopes, primarily windows and doors, and replace them with energy efficient products when possible. Moreover, we make every effort to install the highest SEER rated equipment when we are replacing or installing new HVAC components/systems. Moving forward, we intend to explore energy alternatives and make recommendations for long term cost savings and energy efficiencies on a regular basis."]
[null,"Jewish Family Service","ahaimann@jfsdetroit.org","248-592-1903","Social Service Agency","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan","Social Service agency providing family and geriatric case management, behavioral health services, crisis response assistance, holocaust survivor services and health navigation.","New windows to improve energy efficiency."]
[null,"YMCA of Newark and Vicinity","kjones@newarkymca.org","9736248900","Non-Profit (Social Services)","Subrecipient;","Metropolitan NJ (Newark and Surrounding Areas)","Emergency Shelter and Housing\nSleepaway Camp\nDay Camp\nHealth and Wellness","The Newark YMCA is best-known for providing emergency shelter services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Additionally, we provide a multitude of youth services. The Newark YMCA is in dire need of upgrading its HVAC and Exhaust system. Our Homeless Shelter and Boarding Programs (underemployed) serve up to 500 families and individuals at any given time. The room heat index can reach as high as 100 degrees on a hot summer day. The recent pandemic has required the organization to evaluate its priorities, and we have made the HVAC and Exhaust system an urgent matter. "]
[null,"G.R.A.C.E. Place","debrasue@pgtc.com","479-879-0549","non profit Thrift Store/food pantry","Prime recipient;","Need major roof repair","We our volunteers who feed and clothe the needy in Washington  and parts of Benton and Adair counties. All volunteers don't receive any pay.","We have to have our roof repaired. The roof on the building has been around for over 50 years."]
[null,"Harrold Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church","Tammhzlc@gmail.com","724-837-7327","Church","Subrecipient;","Greensburg, Pennsylvania","None","Need an efficient upgrade to our heating system and methodologies to reduce energy usage especially through loss. We are a excellent site for wind and solar generation if we could get some insight into those areas."]
[null,"Temple Beth Shalom","administrator@spokanetbs.org","509-747-3304","501(c)3- Jewish congregation","Subrecipient;","Spokane, WA and surrounding areas","seeking technical and programmatic assistance, financial assistance","Our building, designed by the famed midcentury firm Walker and McGough and constructed in 1967, is a Brutalist marvel, but an energy consuming beast! We are in need of an HVAC system replacement or upgrade as well as lighting upgrades. "]
[null,"Cheyenne First United Methodist Church","scrantontw@gmail.com","307-632-1410","Church","Subrecipient;","Cheyenne, WY","Community Outreach and support","Maintaining a facility that serves as a home for our congregation and other non-profit efforts."]
[null,"Frontier United Methodist Church","frontierumc@gmail.com","307-778-3098","United Methodist Church","Subrecipient;","Southeast Wyoming","We at the church reach out to specifically the poor of Cheyenne, the unchurched and anyone who does not know the good news of Jesus Christ. We donate food to the St. Joseph's Food pantry. We support \"Day of Giving\" and we support people who do not feel they belong anywhere else.","Our needs are: new LED lighting througout the church, new triple paned windows and air conditioning. "]
[null,"First Presbyterian Church of San Bernardino","pres.first@gmail.com"," (909) 882-3308","Faith-based registered 501(c)(3) - church","Subrecipient;","San Bernardino, CA","A earthcare congregation engaged in our urban community through food distribution, teen employment, and providing spaces for meetings, and for child care and development. ","We have a roof-top solar system, solar tubes, some water-wise landscaping, and some new lighting.  Our needs with respect to conservation of energy and other natural resources include:  \n1.\tProvide LED lighting throughout the church campus – sanctuary, education wing, chapel, meeting spaces, office and support facilities.\n2.\tImplement more drought tolerant landscaping.\n3.\tReplacing the water heater pump in the Chapel with a new energy efficient unit.\n4.\tEvaluate food ministry refrigeration and freezer needs and upgrade to more energy efficient units as practical.\n5.\tFurther evaluate and address energy usage throughout the facility.\n"]
[null,"Warnes Wireless Innovations Inc","greg@warnes-wireless.com","585-678-6661","Corporation","Partner;","National","High Performance Wireless Broadband particularly suited for Rural and other Underserved areas","Our wireless radio technology provides high-performance broadband data links for environments that are hostile to standard systems, including rural areas with foliage and areas with high noise interference (such as factories and utilities)."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern North Carolina","development@bgcsenc.org","910.392.0747","Youth development nonprofit - Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Southeastern North Carolina","Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.  ","Our primary need related to this grant is replacement of HVAC units and exterior doors. We may also look into some lighting replacement. We serve more than 2,200 youth across four counties in NC and own two large facilities in Wilmington, North Carolina."]
[null,"Warnes Innovations LLC","greg@warnes-innovations.com","585-678-6661","Company","Partner;","Nationwide","We provide services for data collection, management, analysis, visualization, and reporting, including building web-based and analytic systems.","We help organizations collect, manage, understand, and report data.  We support for the entire data lifecyle, including: (1) determining what data needs to be collected, (2) deciding when and how to collect data, (3) building systems to collect, store, manage, and process data, (4) analyze and visualize the data to inform decision-making, (5) generate reports for organization leadership, grant sponsors, and other data consumers.  We have expertise information management, software development, statistical analytics, data science, graphical visualization, and technical writing."]
[null,"Preservation Texas","conor@preservationtexas.org","9037462757","Non-Profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Texas","We are the statewide non-profit for historic preservation. We are funded by membership, donations, and grants, and operate a variety of programs to ensure that significant historic buildings and sites across the state are not only retained, but thrive. Our current focus is to assist under represented and historically marginalized communities through out Rural African American Heritage Grant Program.","Currently facilitating brick and mortar rehabilitation of eleven rural African American historic properties with plans to scale up the program as more funding becomes available. Also developing a revolving fund program that will involve acquisition and rehabilitation of endangered buildings. All of these projects can and should incorporate solar! In fact, the Secretary of the Interior's Guidelines on Sustainability for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings provides guidance on incorporating solar panels in thoughtful and non-obtrusive ways. There is nothing greater than recycling and reusing old buildings for new purposes while also retrofitting for sustainability. "]
[null,"Wesley Foundation at the University of Illinois","engage@wesleyui.org","217-344-1120","Non-profit Campus Ministry and Student Center","Subrecipient;","Central Illinois","Federal project management experience.  Board members and staff include University of Illinois professors (retired and current) in fields such as architecture and engineering.","100+ year-old building needs heat, air conditioning, electrical."]
[null,"East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center","office@eastmeadowbetheljc.org","516-483-4205","Religious Organization - Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Nassau County, Long Island, NY","n/a","Change energy inefficient incandescent sanctuary lighting to LED; HVAC improvement/replacement in synagogue and owned house."]
[null,"MD Energy Savers","shan@mdenergysavers.com","410-336-8239","Energy Advisor","Partner;","Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Washington DC","LED Lighting Upgrades, Building Tune-Ups, Energy Treasure Hunts, Ventilation, IAQ monitoring, Energy Benchmarking, utility incentives and grants.","We help non-profits identify potential energy savings and how to improve the health and productivity of their buildings."]
[null,"Gethsemane United Methodist Church","trustees@gethsemaneumc.org","301-336-1219","Religious Institution/Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Prince George's County, Maryland; Washington, DC","Community Engagement, Regenerative Food Production, Equity, Environmental Justice, Youth Engagement, Faith-Based Partnership, Urban Planning, Transportation Infrastructure,","Gethsemane UMC recently completed and is implementing its campus-wide plan, which reimagines the 17-acre site into a sustainability hub for the greater Capitol Heights community, a historically underserved neighborhood in Prince George's County, MD. \n\nThe plan includes a long-term vision for the church’s campus to include 145 multigenerational housing units, local food production, renewable energy and indoor and outdoor spaces for community fitness, social gathering and more. Gethsemane UMC is uniquely positioned along Prince George’s County’s Blue Line Corridor, is approximately 1.5 miles from the Addison Road Metro Station and 2.5 miles from the Capitol Heights Metro Station.\n\nFunding from opportunity will support in enhance energy efficiency through PVs and modernized HVAC units, thus reduce energy costs and supporting the church's longtime financial sustainability. "]
[null,"Moab Free Health Clinic","development@moabfreehealthclinic.org","435-259-1113","501(c)3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Moab, Utah","$600,000 in match funding available; primary care; mental health; dental care; STI/HIV testing and treatment; vision care; patient navigation; prescription and financial assistance; women's health","The Moab Free Health Clinic developed the Moab Community Resource Center campus in 2023 to address social determinants of health, including access to healthcare, education, housing, etc., with sixteen partner organizations. We have three buildings on a former local community college campus that need weatherization improvements, including window upgrades, insulation, new roofing, etc. The Clinic has over $600,000 in match funding for energy improvements from solar and HVAC grants received."]
[null,"Our Saviour's Lutheran Church","contact@oslcslc.org","801.278.1412","Lutheran Church","Subrecipient;","Utah","Community involvement in diversity outreach, Family Promise, preschool and post secondary scholarship programs.","Aging, inefficient HVAC and building weatherization systems."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Elizabethton/Carter County","sparham@bgcecc.org","423-543-2946","non-profit 501-3c","Subrecipient;","Carter County, TN  ","The mission and core beliefs of Boys & Girls Clubs fuel our commitment to promoting safe, positive and inclusive environments for all. ","Over 630 youth walk through our doors in program membership each year.   Another 250 for recreational athletic programs.  The club is open 11 hours per day during summer/out of school times and on cold snow days.   The current HVAC system is taxed during these times.  The outdated units need to be replaced.  We want to update the system with new technology and green efficiency units.  This will reduce our carbon footprint while saving money on energy bills.  Children and staff need indoor air quality to improve.  A new system will help to preserve the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions."]
[null,"Jewish Center Nachlath Zion","jcnz613@gmail.com","7188121193","synagogue ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Brooklyn, NY 11229","na","replace air conditions in the synagogue "]
[null,"Childrens Aid ","mwbaicker@gmail.com","212-949-4911","human services focused on children","Subrecipient;","New York City"," Childhood education, after-school and summer camp programs, summer youth employment programs, foster care, Community schools, school and community-based health and wellness programs in underserved communities","upgrade air conditioning at our College Prep Charter School in Bronx, NY or roof replacement for swimming pool at our Harlem Community Center "]
[null,"United Way of Greater Knoxville","butcherc@unitedwayknox.org","865-235-4781","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","South East Region - East Tennessee specifically","Capacity builder, food insecurity, early childcare and education, housing, health. ","Looking for general energy upgrades on a building owned by the organization. "]
[null,"Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Monmouth County, Inc., d/b/a The Hebrew Academy","scott@thanj.org","7324315525","Jewish Day School","Subrecipient;","Monmouth County, Marlboro Township, New Jersey","Grant administration","Repair, upgrade, and/or replacement of HVAC in school gymnasium/all purpose room and other areas of school building"]
[null,"Grace Place for Children and Families","Tom@graceplacenaples.org","239-255-7200","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Collier County, Florida ","Not sure","Not sure"]
[null,"Peak Community Services","bkelley@peakcommunity.com","574-753-4104","Non-Profit 501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Logansport, Cass County, Indiana","Peak Community Services provide a wide array of services for the Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled population.","Our windows are original to the building which was built in 1969.  The current HVAC system is 32 years old and needs replaced to create an environment that is suitable for our operations. We also need to replace the windows and exterior doors to increase efficiency and reduce costs.  The facility houses the corporate office and several programs including, Day Services, Workshop, Wellness Coordination, Vocational Rehab, Employment Services and family Services."]
[null,"Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC)","info@ctc.com","1-800-CTC-4392","Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) is an independent, nonprofit, applied scientific research and development 501(c)(3) professional services organization.","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","All US","CTC provides technical expertise to develop the strategies, analyses, outreach and communications, governance, and technical research necessary to strengthen safety, environmental, infrastructure, facility energy/water, climate, and resilience throughout the Department of Defense and its surrounding communities.","Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) understands mission assurance and critical infrastructure issues and serves as an objective advisor to analyze, evaluate, and inform decisions regarding strategic alternatives to energy, resilience and sustainability. We are sought for our ability to develop innovative and sound solutions to address complex system-of-systems and resilience issues, present and future. Using collaborative partnerships, comprehensive research, strategic planning, and field experience, we inform the development of policies and programs that assess, exercise, plan, and mitigate vulnerabilities from enabling infrastructure."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Southesat, Alabama","jessica@bgcseal.com","334-445-0512","traditional","Subrecipient;","Southeast","The BGCSEAL has been in existence for 28 years in Ozark, AL. About 8 years ago, the BGCSEAL completed a capital campaign to add an additional 4500 sq. ft. to serve more youth. ","The BGCSEAL is in need of all new energy-efficient lighting throughout the building. Also considering AC in the gym."]
[null,"Rochester Christian Reformed Church","office@rochestercrc.org","585-381-7861","Religious organization","Subrecipient;","New York State","Very limited technical and programmatic expertise. We have individuals who can manage the work at our facility only. ","We would like to decrease the cost of heating our facility. "]
[null,"Watts Street Baptist Church","office@wattsstreet.org","919-688-1366","Church","Subrecipient;","Durham, North  Carolina","We are wanting to be a sub-recipient ","Our church facility is an old historic building in a historic district. We want to upgrade the HVAC system to be more efficient and to use an environmentally sustainable refrigerant. Efficiency will be attained both by installing efficient Air Handling Units and by replecing our steam distribution system with a more efficient hot water distribution system"]
[null,"Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County","dmejia@goodwillde.org","3022523202","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Delaware and Southern Pennsylvania","To improve the quality of life for the people with barriers to self-sufficiency through the power of work","Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County is seeking funding for the installation of solar panels along with energy efficient air conditioning units for our warehouse. We own the building where our home office is located, provide services to support our mission to improve the quality of life for individuals who have barriers to employment by providing skills training and work opportunities, and where warehouse donations are collected for our ecommerce auction site to help support our mission.  Solar panels will not only provide us with financial relief from energy costs, to be able to use those savings to fund current and future services for the community, it will also fund our goal towards being carbon neutral. Yearly Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County diverts 72% of donated goods away from landfills, and recycles 5700 tons of waste yearly. Funding for solar panels, will be yet another step towards carbon neutrality goals. Currently our warehouse utilized for ecommerce does not have air conditioning, making it challenging in achieving productivity goals, as we have to manage limited hours in the day, and increase rest breaks for our team to ensure their safety. Air conditioning installation would permit us to increase productivity, and potentially add secondary shifts to support the increasing demand for our ecommerce business. "]
[null,"Unitarian Society of Germantonw","financesec@usguu.org","484.347.8998","church","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","We have a very experienced building and grounds team and have worked for many years with potential and likely subcontractors for the project under discussion.","We intent to replace oil heating with heat pumps for a large building on our property. We wish to move away from fossil fuels and also expect considerable energy cost savings by doing so."]
[null,"The Church of St. James the Less","office@stjamesscarsdale.org","9147236100","Church/non-profit","Partner;Subrecipient;","New York Metro Area","We're an Episcopal Church with active community programs reaching a wide geographical area.","Upgrade two decades-old gas boilers with energy efficient heat pump systems."]
[null,"South Carolina Coastal Conservation League, Inc. (GrowFood Carolina)","katim@scccl.org","8437252058","Nonprofit/local food hub","Subrecipient;","South Carolina Lowcountry","Conservation; local food, farmers, and agriculture; clean energy; land, water and wildlife; sustainable communities and transportation","The Coastal Conservation League works to protect the health of the natural resources of the South Carolina coastal plain and ensure a high quality of life for all who live in and love this special place.\n\nThe objective of GrowFood Carolina (an ongoing program of the Conservation League) is to tap into the existing assets of small-scale agriculture to help create a stronger rural economy, spurring job creation, and building capacity in rural communities by connecting farm businesses to the thriving local food movement. We currently partner with 140+ local growers through our food hub warehouse."]
[null,"Opportunity Works, Inc.","mike.sughrue@opportunityworks.org","978-462-6144","501(c)3 Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","Newburyport MA 01950","CBDS and Day Hab. Programs and Transportation Fleet.","We own two commercial size buildings and we are a 501(c)3 nonprofit. We have a building in Newburyport MA 01950, that needs all 8 Roof Tup Units replaced as they are 20+ years old. Please consider us for this grant and if any further clarification is needed, please let me know, thank you! "]
[null,"Upper Hudson Library System","jona.favreau@uhls.org","5184379880","Non-profit (Library support)","Subrecipient;","Rensselaer and Albany Counties of NYS","We strengthen public libraries, providing essential services to connect people and information. ","New windows, as this space used to be a warehouse and haven't been updated in 60+ years, install solar panels, update appliances to energy efficient, "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket","agonsalves@bgcpawt.org","(401) 722-8840","Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Northern RI, Southern MA","Our Board of Directors are involved in this project through the following Committees: \n\nProgram & Camp\nProperties \nSafety \nTechnology\nFinance \n","As part of our capital plan, Our Club is currently seeking $160,000 to revitalize our 170.5-acre summer camp in Rehoboth, Massachusetts. Our primary focus lies in upgrading the administrative building, encompassing registration, health services, administrative offices, and private meeting areas. To accomplish this, we must invest in improved insulation, professional air-sealing, and energy-efficient doors/windows, projected to decrease air leaks by 25-40%. Such enhancements will conserve energy while ensuring camper safety, especially during heat-related concerns. Each summer day, we cater to 800 campers (ages 6-13), and these infrastructure and safety improvements are integral to our continued commitment to their well-being. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis","brackenss@bgcm.org","901-343-7776","Youth Development Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Memphis, TN","Youth development focused on healthy habits, workforce development, good character, and academic success. BGCM introduced workforce development in a new and exciting way into the BGC Movement.","We are needing new HVAC systems and new windows installed to promote cleaner energy usage in our organization."]
[null,"Mountain View UMC Green Earth team","pfwhitema@gmail.com","720-454-3408","Green Team within a UMC congregation","Subrecipient;","Mountain Sky UMC Conference  Peaks/Pikes Peak District   Front range of Colorado","Our team has successfully managed a project that installed 187 solar panels on our Sanctuary roof, and solar panels and an EV charging station at our parsonage.  We have an energy monitoring system that shuts down electrical load when we reach a specified level.  We have PHD Physicists, Chemists and Economists on our team.","We are exploring the options to apply for the grant monies to improve efficiencies with the ultimate goal to change out our natural gas boiler to a heat pump system."]
[null,"Nantucket Boys & Girls Club","jamie@nantucketbgc.org","5082280158","501C3 after school facility for ages 6-18","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Nantucket, MA","We have worked with many organizations on island in the past","We need solar to be installed on our Clubhouse that is 32,000 sq ft"]
[null,"Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club of Davidson County","Brandon.Lomax@uss.salvationarmy.org","336-472-7800","501.c.3 non-profit, Boys and Girls Club","Subrecipient;","North Carolina: Thomasville, Davidson County","Boys and Girls Clubs: youth: after school programs, summer camps, character building, leadership development, providing mentorship and safe places for kids.\n","Boys and Girls Club in need of a new gym HVAC system. Old HVAC system is approximately 20 years old and requires frequent expensive repairs. Some window and lighting replacements also needed. This HVAC system heats and cools our gym, which also serves as our primary program space for more than 200 kids each year as we only have the gym and a small classroom in our facility.\n"]
[null,"Lyons Emergency & Assistance Fund, LEAF","info@leaflyons.org","720-864-4309","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Colorado","human services, behavioral health care, substance abuse recovery, addiction recovery, food security, housing security","We have recently acquired a 50 year old facility and are in need of energy audit and upgrades (HVAC, windows, insulation, potentially solar, etc)"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo","smcdonough@bgcbuffalo.org","716-825-1016","Youth Development Organization","Subrecipient;","Buffalo, New York","Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo has nearly 100 years’ experience working with disadvantaged young people and under-resourced families who need us most. We have five buildings owned and operated as stand-alone clubhouses. All of our clubs are School-age Child Care (SAAC) licensed after-school spaces with the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.","In 1926, the Boys Club of Buffalo began and still stands today. Our Babcock Clubhouse and Administration building has been a community cornerstone of service providing a safe and fun place for at-risk youth for nearly a century. Partially renovated in 2006, the clubhouse infrastructure needs are a priority. The mechanics of the HVAC system are more than 20 years old and in need of a complete replacement. The new HVAC system project throughout the three floors of the structure will include all necessary heating and cooling repairs, including new rooftop HVAC units, new ductwork and thermostats."]
[null,"Congregation Beth Shalom, Bozeman, Montana","administrator@bethshalombozeman.org","3477032116","Non profit","Partner;Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Gallatin Valley, Montana","- religious services and celebrations\n- adult education\n- religious school\n- small group activities for all age groups\n- circles of care for our community members and beyond\n- pastoral care","We are renovating our building to live up to our core values--not only in learning, but also in action. We strive to be God's partners in preserving Creating, and therefore to become a low carbon community. We are looking to install solar panels and to turn our synagogue lawn into a Net Zero garden."]
[null,"Bryant Boys and Girls Club ","info@bryantbgc.org","501-653-5437","Non-Profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Saline County, Arkansas (Central Arkansas)","Unsure about what the question is asking. Non-profit that houses up to 600 children for a diverse population with majority of members coming from low socioeconomic status. Utilizes security system, Member Tracking System, and Point of Sale. ","Needs: upgraded lighting, windows and door updates. Lack of lighting for security purposes and overall function. Unsafe / broken windows and doors."]
[null,"Michael Dunn Center","courtney.briley@michaeldunncenter.org","865-335-3075","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Roane County, TN","Services for individuals living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.","We are interested in lowering our utility costs at some of the homes we own in our community (where many of the people we support live.) In particular, the electric bill cost as Hope Haven 2 house, the water bill cost at Roberts house, and the sewer bill cost at CG Sexton house. These 3 homes are in great need of energy efficient updates that will lower our monthly costs for each of these expenses. "]
[null,"Nashville Zoo, inc","kpridgen@nashvillezoo.org","6158331534 x-137","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","South - Middle TN","Nashville Zoo sees an average of 1.3M visitors annually. We serve the Middle TN region. Our goal is to inspire conservation both for animals and habitats. ","Nashville Zoo would like to improve the HVAC in our 40-year-old administration office with the possibility of using geothermal techniques and solar panels to attain a goal of carbon neutrality while also educating guests, including our kids camps which use the building all summer. "]
[null,"Roswell Community masjid/Vision99","Info@vision99.org","404-944-0058","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Atlanta metro","Environmental stewardship, living building, community center, renewable energy, sustainability.","RCM/Vision99 project is a community faith based building project that will utilize Solar energy, water conservation methods, energy efficient materials to create a living building that will serve as a community sanctuary, spiritual space, and education center. Vision99 will apply clean, green sustainability principles toward environmental justice and outcomes for the surrounding communities in the Atlanta metro area. Currently seeking partnerships and funding to implement sustainable building principles in a multiple phase project."]
[null,"Red Bird Mission., Inc","kcollins@rbmission.org","606-598-3155","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Southeast Kentucky (Clay County)","Accredited prek-12 school. Community housing repair, maintenance, feeding programs, senior programs, daycare, dentistry, community health services, community store, emergency response, agriculture, STEM etc.","We desperately need to replace our 40+ year old boiler/chiller system in our k-12 school. Being good stewards of our limited resources, we were told that the chiller (that outlasted its projected life by 20 years!) is no longer repairable. Our organization is reducing our energy costs and environmental impact by installing solar, LED lighting and other energy saving measures as we can afford to do so.  We have 6 other larger buildings, including two dormitories, a community outreach/clinic building, a program supports building, a second hand community store and warehouse that all need improved energy measures.   "]
[null,"Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine","pbayley@stjohndivine.org","212-316-7570","Religious","Subrecipient;","New York City/West Harlem/Morningside Heights","N/A","The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is more than 125 years old and needs to upgrade its electrical system, which in some areas is nearly as old as the building itself.  This project will require new equipment and wiring and will result in a more energy efficient building."]
[null,"City on a Hill Inc","info@cityonahillmke.org","414-931-6670","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee, WI ","City on a Hill transforms cities and families by restoring hope, enhancing quality of life, and advancing justice for all generations.","City on a Hill started out as a hospital in early 1900's and has been retrofitted over the years to make the best use of the space, however, additional remodels and aesthetic improvements are now desperately needed to better serve our community. We want to optimize the facility and property in order to strengthen our programming. Wrap around services are provided to help ensure individuals basic needs are met, children have the resources and knowledge to find success in adulthood, and the community can work together to end generational poverty."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of the San Luis Valley (BGCSLV)","aaron@bgcslv.org","(719) 589-5252","Youth and Human Services","Subrecipient;","San Luis Valley, including Alamosa, Rio Grande, Saguache, Costilla, Conejos, and Mineral Counties.","Education\nYouth Development\nEducation and Career Development\nCharacter and Leadership Development\nHealth Eating and Active Living\nCultural Arts and Education\nTechnology and Media\nWork-Based Learning\n","BGCSLV previously received a grant from the Nonprofit Energy Efficiency Program and was able to implement environmentally-focused upgrades at one of its sites. BGCSLV now requests funding to upgrade multiple of its other sites across the San Luis Valley. We need funding to change lighting systems from old fluorescent bulbs, update HVAC systems, upgrade to newer appliances, update windows to E-glass, and look at installing solar panels. These upgrades will all support BGCSLV to reduce carbon emissions, lower utilities costs, and move towards increased energy efficiency across all of its sites."]
[null,"Christ Lutheran Church","gtwait@outlook.com","8039087550","ELCA Congregation","Subrecipient;","Charlotte, NC","Currently working with our HVAC equipment and servicing vendor to prioritize HVAC systems to replace/upgrade with energy efficient units","Currently working with our HVAC equipment and servicing vendor to prioritize HVAC systems to replace/upgrade.  Our facility manager is resigning Aug. 2023, so our not-yet-identified facility manager will likely need help scoping out the HVAC and energy efficiency projects and comparing other bids to those from our primary vendor."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida","mreid@bgccf.org","4078416855","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Central Florida","Largest afterschool provider in Central Florida\nFull-time Facilities Director\n40 Club locations, only 16 are school-based\nNetwork of contractors\nSpecialized program offerings: Youth Arts, Trauma-Informed, Robotics, College & Career \n","BGCCF operates 40 Clubs in six counties. Our Club sizes range from 3000 sq feet to 30,000 square feet, therefore the capacity of each is different as are the communities each one serves. Currently, we have identified tremendous need to reduce our carbon footprint and Club utility bills by installing LED light fixtures to replace current conventional lighting and by updating AC/HVAC infrastructure at several of our larger Clubs. The energy costs at these Clubs exceed $55,000 annually."]
[null,"Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation ","donna@tahoewarf.org","775-846-3773","Animal Welfare ","Subrecipient;","Stagecoach, NV","Animal welfare","As a small non profit that is all volunteer administratively run, we manage an animal sanctuary which provides temporary and permanent housing for rescue animals. We rely on donations, grants and fundraising to continue our work. We want to switch to solar to reduce our costs and are in the perfect desert climate to do so successfully. With our fully heated and air conditioned tiny homes and shelter, our costs are very high and solar would save us a fortune."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of East Aurora","cpotempa@bgcea.org","7166524180","Boys & Girls Club","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","NY","Offer after-school and summer services to youth in our community.","Roof renovation, lighting upgrade and door replacement"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of East Aurora","cpotempa@bgcea.org","7166524180","Youth service provider","Subrecipient;","Northeast region","The Boys & Girls Club of East Aurora offers after-school and summer services to youth between the ages of 6-18.","The Boys & Girls Club of East Aurora is in need of a roof replacement as well as door and lighting upgrades."]
[null,"Harrisonburg Rockingham Child Day Care Center","hrdaycare@verizon.net","(540) 434-5268 ","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Virginia, Shenandoah Valley","For more than 50 years we have been providing affordable full-day child care and learning opportunities in a secure and nurturing environment with a sliding fee tuition scale. The center pledges to serve the community by providing fully licensed care to children regardless of the families’ financial resources, race, or religious affiliation. ","We need to replace the HVAC system and roof on the building we own. We also want to upgrade the electrical system, install LED lighting throughout the building, install solar tubes, and replace the classroom windows and exterior doors."]
[null,"Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club","tbarrettjr@redlakenation.org","218-556-7292","Tribal Nonprofit - 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Red Lake Nation and three county area","The Red Lake Nation Boys & Girls Clubs provides high-quality cultural programming and services to young people from disadvantaged economic, social, and family circumstances.","Lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window\nreplacements, major equipment for the club."]
[null,"Ecker Center for Behavioral Health","info@eckercenter.org","847-695-0484","Behavioral Health Services","Subrecipient;","Northern Kane County and/or Western Cook County in Illinois","Behavioral health services, including 24 hour crisis care, mental health therapy, substance use disorder counseling, medication assisted treatment, youth substance use prevention programming, HIV prevention support groups, supportive and assisted housing environments. ","Need replacement windows(first priority), energy efficient lighting, air conditioning. "]
[null,"OCOsink LLC","procurement@OCOsink.com","860-977-9669","Small Business - Consulting Engineers","Partner;","CT, NY, MA","Optimizing utility incentive and project scope, provide design reviews, contracting procurement support, M&V oversight, commissioning oversight, dispute resolution, and warranty assistance.","OCOsink provides Owner's Representation consulting services for energy efficiency, decarbonization, and renewable energy projects. Our technical expertise and program management oversight enables entities to manage multiple contractors for energy efficiency and renewable projects.  The benefits of these services include lower total project cost, increased operational savings, and the ability to address more capital-intensive equipment compared to traditional General Contractor (GC)-managed projects. \n"]
[null,"The United Campus Ministry to UNH DBA The Waysmeet Center","alissa@waysmeetcenter.org","6038621165","501(c)3 Nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","NH Seacoast","Our expertise is more aligned with social work, serving our community and inclusivity. We serve through our Cornucopia Food Pantry, offerings of affordable housing and intentional community to students, free community dinners and social justice related events.","Our building was built in 1910 and its needs have been long overshadowed by more urgent people-related support and service. Our building is a large house that needs much attention in terms of fixes and to be made more efficient - from windows to electricity updates, removal of asbestos siding and other outdated/unsustainable materials and to be replaced with sustainable and efficient materials, to sustainable and safe access to our food pantry with an improved driveway and drainage system to efficient appliances in our food pantry and anything that can protect our energy use. "]
[null,"Avista Utilities","meghan.pinch@avistacorp.com","509-495-2853","electric and gas utility provider for Eastern Washington, North Idaho and parts of Oregon (gas only in OR)","Partner;","Pacific Northwest","energy efficiency program management; technical consulting; financial assistance (rebates)","Avista currently offers a suite of energy efficiency programs for community partners. In Washington, we are acting to implement our Clean Energy Implementation Plan (CEIP) in accordance with Washington State's Clean Energy Transformation Act. We're interested in partnering with nonprofits anywhere in our service territory (or beyond) to offer technical assistance, program collaboration and financial assistance to help nonprofits in our service territory achieve savings. "]
[null,"Pine Bluffs United Methodist Church","jratkins@SomethingDifferentCompanies.com","214-707-1705","Church","Subrecipient;","Pine Bluffs, Wyoming","Communication, organizing people, creating awareness","Pine Bluffs United Methodist Church plans to upgrade our HVAC to reduce energy use, as well as change out light bulbs, install wi-fi enabled thermostats, add insulation and replace old windows."]
[null,"United Way of San Diego County","alicia.moore@uwsd.org","858-636-4120","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","San Diego, CA","Economic and educational initiatives with focus on education and literacy support for early learners, college and career pathways for high school students, and tax assistance for low-to-moderate-income individuals and families. ","As a building owner that houses nonprofits from across San Diego County, United Way of San Diego County is committed to its ongoing sustainability efforts. The funds provided would help to upgrade the HVAC system in our office building, specifically replacing end-of-life units with new, more energy-efficient ones. Additionally, with financial support, we would be able to install new windows or window film to lower energy use and associated costs. The funds saved as a result of financial support will help us divert more resources to our life-changing economic mobility and educational programs and continue to transform the lives of even more San Diegans county-wide. "]
[null,"Grand Canyon Youth, Inc","accounts@gcyouth.org","928-773-7921","501c3 nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Arizona (Flagstaff)","Grand Canyon Youth (celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2023) provides outdoor, educational river trips to youth 10 -19; 13,000 youth served to date.","Grand Canyon Youth owns its large warehouse and office facility in Flagstaff, Arizona, where 60-80 river trips for youth are staged annually; it is an old building that is not energy-efficient in any way; looking to upgrade any & all energy systems, including windows, doors, insulation, solar PV, heat pump, etc."]
[null,"Ashé Cultural Arts Center","info@ashenola.org","(504) 569-9070","Community Development Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Greater New Orleans Metropolitan area and the 12 Parishes in the Southeast Louisiana region","Ashé CAC promotes equity in 6 areas of work: affordable housing; Health & wellness;  economic parity; entrepreneurship; creative, cultural and youth programming. ","Ashé CAC is the lead partner in the 20 member \"Alliance for Cultural Equity\" (ACE).  ACE members are cultural organizations located within the 12th parish region of Southeast Louisiana.  Ashé CAC has the capacity to provide technical assistance to our members and other interested parties."]
[null,"Bandundu Minority Association","kidibuyabi@aol.com","9198273110","Community-based nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","United States","Immigrant Community integration\nStrategic Planning and Financial Management\nVolunteer Management\nEducation and training support\nClean Energy Advocacy\nLeadership and organizational management \nRelationship-Building and interpersonal Communications\nInformation and vocational technology\n\n","The organization demonstrates a strong leadership of talented volunteers with expertise in diversified technological background; there is a strong need of increasing the office capacity of responding to the needs of the growing number of immigrant communities."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of South San Luis Obispo County","rbritton@bgcslo.org","805-481-7339","Youth Service Organization","Subrecipient;","Oceano, California","Mentoring youth and serving families in Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, Nipomo, Oceano, Pismo Beach and Shell Beach, California. \nOur Mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.","We are extremely interested in lowering our utilities costs through energy efficiency improvements at our owned building and operated by BGC of South SLO 501(c)(3) nonprofit, allowing our critical funds to be redirected to youth-focused work. Ideal energy efficient improvements would include interior and exterior lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrade, and window replacements.   Currently, our lighting is more than 40 years old , while our windows are single pain and non-functional. This grant would allow our building to reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety of our South SLO youth members."]
[null,"Childcare for Regenerative Economies","cfreforall@gmail.com","971-375-8743","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Oregon and Washington","\nCommunity outreach and technical assistance for childcare centers operated by nonprofits or owned by low-to-moderate income and underrepresented entrepreneurs.","Solving the childcare crisis by bridging the gap between technology resources, progressive business models, and locally owned childcare centers. We provide community engagement, resource navigation, grant writing, loan packaging, alternative finance, project management, program development, community benefit agreements, public-private partnerships, contract administration, business consulting, and implementation of regenerative economic practices for durable solutions. CFRE serves all nonprofits and LMI small businesses in the childcare ecosystem, as well as hard-to-reach communities in childcare deserts anywhere in the US."]
[null,"A Better Chance for Our Children","hholiday@abcfoc.org","302-545-5469","Non-profit Social Services","Subrecipient;","Delaware","social services, adoption, foster care, post adoption services, therapy","We are interested in obtaining solar panels and upgrading one remaining 25+ year old HVAC unit to an energy efficient model. "]
[null,"Beautify Pullman","info@beautifypullman.org","(269) 263-6093","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","West Michigan","Beautify Pullman built and maintains a Town Square and brings resources and programs to the underserved community of Pullman Michigan, including a farmers market, concert series, veterans memorial and StoryWalk(c).","We need a new roof, attic insulation and a new HVAC system for an 800 Square foot building that houses meeting, office and storage space."]
[null,"Temple Emanu-El","joy@teprov.org","401-331-1616","Non-Profit Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Providence, RI","We are a sub-recipient in need of expertise","Primary needs include assistance in the form of HVAC and lighting energy savings "]
[null,"Better World Builders LLC","bwbmain@gmail.com","269-383-7862","Small business; home & building performance contractor","Partner;","Southwest Michigan (within 50 mile radius of Kalamazoo, MI)","Building science, E/E Audits & Retrofits, renewable energy solutions, MI WX programs, Performance insulation (cellulose/closed cell spray foam) installs, old insulation extractions, encapsulations, IAQ healthy home testing & remediations, roof & gutters, HVAC & heat pumps, water heaters, exhausts and ERV/HRV, electrical upgrades from K&T, solar.","Founded in 2008, Better World Builders is an energy efficiency, healthy home and building performance contractor. Our team of experts have an intimate understanding of building science allowing us to create custom plans that make old homes and buildings perform like new. Our mission is adding value through healthy, resilient, and energy-efficient homes and buildings. We help clients take control of energy use and indoor air quality. Every structure is made up of many systems, including roofing, insulation, siding, door, and window systems; heating, cooling, and ventilation systems; and water control systems. When these systems become old or no longer work properly, homes and buildings become vulnerable to high energy bills, uncomfortable rooms, icicles and roof damage, mold, increased surprise maintenance costs, and are more susceptible to severe weather events. When you hire BWB, we integrate these systems to work together, ensuring an extremely efficient, more valuable, and high performing home or building result. Don't just take our word for it, Better World Builders is an Elite Contractor with Pearl Network, and our work is backed by a Pearl Certification for every job we perform at all properties!"]
[null,"Advent Lutheran Church","ChurchAdministrator@adventlu.org","704-549-1555","Lutheran Church","Subrecipient;","N.E. Charlotte NC","25 years of Plant Operation and design","We have 10 HVAC roof top units that are 25+ years old and becoming expensive to operate and maintain. These are low efficiency units. We are spending significant funds operating and repairing these old units. Our income is dwindling and we need to reduce our energy consumption."]
[null,"Seven Hills New Hampshire","dtighe@sevenhills.org","603-547-1894","501c3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Greenfield, NH. Primarily serves students from NH; Also serves students from ME, VT, NH, NY, NJ, IL.","Crotched Mountain School, a Seven Hills NH program, is a day school and residential program for children and young adults ages 4-21 with disabilities.","Crotched Mountain seeks to update its student and staff housing to increase its capacity to serve students with disabilities who are struggling to integrate in their local school system. One of the goals is to become more energy efficient to become more financially and environmentally sustainable."]
[null,"Saginaw Urban Racquet Sports Foundation","urbanracquet022@gmail.com","9892451523","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Saginaw, MI","we are a tennis and pickleball facility","We have had an extensive upgrade to our facility and would like to make sure we are energy efficient. We would like to upgrade our bathroom hand dryers and urinals. We would remove the hand towel dispensers and make any other upgrades that are recommended."]
[null,"Anything Can Evolve ","anythingcanevolve@gmail.com","4043978678","Community revitalization ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Genesee County ","Program management, asset management, real estate solutions.","Purchase price, equipment, overhead expenses"]
[null,"MRDC Health Housing and Energy (HeHE) Program","housingrehab@mrdc.net","4104824811","non-profit","Prime recipient;","Maryland - statewide","Program implementation of health, housing, and energy programs e.g.  Wx/WAP via DOE, EmPower, DHCD, MEAP, etc","Since 2015 we have successfully managed 10+ weatherization, Wx, emergency repair, healthy home, etc programs coordinated under one umbrella (the MRDC HeHE Program), via the \"Applicant Journey\" - which via a single POC, guides the applicant thru any/all HeHE programming available to them until they are graduated from the need for further services/support.  The goal is applicant autonomy.  Additionally: we are able to leverage program funding, pool resources, streamline processes, and create efficiencies which reduces the stress on the applicant, the granting agency, and our team."]
[null,"Hispanic American Council Inc/El Concilio","vazquez@elconciliokzoo.org ","2693856279","Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Southwest Michigan ","Having running services and programs for over 40 years in Kalamazoo, MI. Youth, adults and preschool programing. ","Make improvements to building and property to make it energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Allegan County Community Foundation","info@alleganfoundation.org","269-673-8344","Community Foundation","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","West Michigan/Allegan County","Extensive knowledge and awareness of all non-profits in Allegan County. Grants management expertise, program management expertise.","We don't have any needs - but would like to be a partner to ensure Allegan County non-profits can access these important funds."]
[null,"Open Hand Atlanta","grants@openhandatlanta.org","(404) 872-6947","Health and Human Services","Subrecipient;","The Southeastern United States","Medically Tailored Meals (prep and delivery), Nutrition Education, Medical Nutrition Therapy, providing nutritional care to underserved populations.","Open Hand has stretched our organizational capacity to meet the ever-growing need to support at-risk Georgians with medically tailored meals and nutrition education in our current location. We identified a new home at 1380 W. Marietta Street and are currently in the construction/remodeling phase. Current energy upgrades we are looking to implement include: adding insulation to the roof, retrofitting all of lighting from conventional light fixtures and lamps to LED, improving the energy efficiency of the HVAC units (going from 14 SEER units to 17 – 19 SEER range) and replacing existing toilet fixtures with more efficient low flow fixtures."]
[null,"Multicultural Voices United ","Voicesunited2017@gmail.com","734-217-6032 ","State non-profit ","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Michigan ","Community outreach, women and children ","Capabilities: Building Coalitions within communities. "]
[null,"Multicultural Voices United ","Voicesunited2017@gmail.com","734-217-6032 ","State non-profit ","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Michigan ","Community outreach, women and children ","Capabilities: Building Coalitions within communities. "]
[null,"Community Access Medi","info@camerie.org","814-454-2226","501c3 Nonprofit, Community Media Center","Subrecipient;","Northwest PA, Erie","We are here to provide our community access to mass media. Video production, podcasting, live streaming, filmmaking, TV broadcasting. media education. ","Our building lacks any exterior wall insulation, installing LED lighting to reduce energy consumption, replacement of 30-year-old HVAC system, replace of windows with energy efficient models. "]
[null,"Hindman Settlement School","Will@hindman.org","6067855475","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Eastern Kentucky, Knott County","Dyslexia Intervention, Programs that address food insecurity, Traditional Arts Eduction, Literary Arts programming","We are a rural nonprofit serving an economically disadvantaged region of Eastern Kentucky looking to reduce energy costs on our 200 acre campus. "]
[null,"Planned Parenthood North Central States","govtgrants@ppncs.org","651-696-5532","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Iowa","•\tProvide of quality reproductive health care services and sex education. \n•\tPrioritize serving low-income residents via a sliding fee schedule.","We own four buildings (in Ames, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, and Noun). Our buildings need energy audits/assessments, and we’d like to create a plan for future energy savings that include environmental and cost saving opportunities. All sites would benefit from lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door and window replacements."]
[null,"Planned Parenthood North Central States","govtgrants@ppncs.org","651-696-5532","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","•\tProvide of quality reproductive health care and sex education\n•\tPrioritize serving low-income residents via a sliding fee schedule","We own three buildings (two in St. Paul and one in Minneapolis). Our buildings need energy audits/assessments, and we’d like to create a plan for future energy savings that include environmental and cost saving opportunities. All sites could benefit from lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door and window replacements."]
[null,"Planned Parenthood North Central States","govtgrants@ppncs.org","651-696-5532","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Nebraska","•\tProvide of quality reproductive health care and sex education\n•\tPrioritize serving low-income residents via a sliding fee schedule","We own two buildings (in Omaha and Lincoln). Our buildings need energy audits/assessments, and we’d like to create a plan for future energy savings that include environmental and cost saving opportunities. Both sites could benefit from lighting upgrades, roof insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door and window replacements."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta","kevans@bgcgreateraugusta.org","706-504-4071","Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;Partner;","Augusta, GA","Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta is a nonprofit organization serving communities in and around Augusta, GA providing after school and summer educational enrichment programs, as well as programs that positively impact the health and mental well-being of kids.  We also focus on character, citizenship, and leadership skills. ","Window and roof replacements - Boys & Girls Clubs operates two facilities that have old, outdated, discolored windows and roofs that frequently leak and provide very little in terms of energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Alabama","lsmith@bgcca.org","205-815-0703","Youth Development Serving organization","Subrecipient;","Southeast - Alabama - Birmingham","We provide programs that combat summer learning loss for at risk youth, providing healthy meals and snacks through the Child Nutrition Program to and exploring careers for teens through workforce development in Jefferson, Shelby, Walker and St Clair counties.","We are excited to work with your team of technical experts as we work to reduce carbon emissions, improve health and safety, and lower utilities costs in our buildings, allowing critical funds to be redirected to mission-focused work."]
[null,"Santa Fe Animal Shelter","info@sfhumanesociety.org","505.983.4309","Animal Welfare Private Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Northern New Mexico","Serving the needs of unwanted and at risk animals in Santa Fe City and County which has 12-13% of its citizens living below poverty line and has a large human population of recent immigrants and primary non-english speaking citizens.","Primarily  interested in funding to allow for either replacing our old lights with higher efficiency systems or more ideally roof top solar cells or a ground placed solar farm (we have 100 acres of land in an open high desert environment)."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Laurens & Johnson Counties","Sandraclembgca@gmail.com","478-290-8675","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Central Georgia - Laurens & Johnson Counties","Mission:  To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens Purpose:  To provide a safe and positive place for youth to learn and develop, and where they can establish caring relationships with mentors and adults staff members. Objective:   To reach as many kids as possible in the community and provide a safe and positive place for them to learn and develop, and a place where they can establish caring relationships and mentors with adult staff members.  When young people perform well academically, they graduate from high school on time, are motivated to learn and have a plan to succeed in today’s modern workforce. Tutors will be provided for members which require additional academic support.   Healthy lifestyle choices are critical to the success of all youth, and Boys & Girls Club will mentor and guide the members in making good decisions ","LED Light conversion, Exterior Safety Lights including all doors, Gym roof replacements which have leaked for years and beyond patching, insulation in both clubs to cut down of heat/air bills, Replacement of all exterior doors to solid safety/bullet proof glass, installation of energy efficient appliances in both Laurens & Johnson County clubs. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Clinch Valley/Oak Ridge","ewebb@bgccv.org","865-482-4433","non-profit","Subrecipient;","East Tennessee","Management of grant requirements and reporting procdures","Needs: Lighting upgrades; roofing and insulation installation; upgrading of some plumbing "]
[null,"Yeshivas Darchei Torah","yamsel@ydtdetroit.org","248.357.3560 ext. 389","Day School","Subrecipient;","21550 West Twelve Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48076","Our school of 530 plus students runs in a very technical and programmatic way. ","roof, lighting, windows, doors, and HVAC systems"]
[null,"NPower Inc.","info@npower.org","212-564-701","501c3 nonprofit workforce development trainer","Partner;","Brooklyn New York, Newark New Jersey, Baltimore Maryland, Arlington Virginia, Dayton Ohio, Raleigh North Carolina, Texas (Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Fort Worth), and California (San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento and Los Angeles)","We provide IT workforce training, certification and job placement to upskill low-income young adults and veterans, and place them in tech industry jobs. We’re beginning initiatives to promote Green Tech and launch an Electric Vehicle workforce training program. We can serve as a strong partner on a grant proposal, including providing grantwriting support for a coalition.","We're interested in opportunities to introduce programs that train unemployed and underemployed people to fill middle-skill occupations in electrification, green tech, power grids and cybersecurity, particularly using an apprenticeship model. Such occupations that require advanced skills yet do not need a college degree can represent a pathway to prosperity for people from underserved communities, and we specialize in accelerated programs that get participants trained, certified and employed. We partner with a wide range of nonprofits and government agencies to provide wraparound support to trainees, and collaborate closely with employers to develop the skilled talent they need most."]
[null,"Christ Church New Brighton","ccadmin@ccnbsi.org","717 727-6100","Faith-based organization","Subrecipient;","New York City (Staten Island)","Maintenance of 100+ year old church.","Upgrade heating and cooling systems, accessibility, energy efficiency in general."]
[null,"Campagna Center","tmann@campagnacenter.org","703-224-2345","501c3","Subrecipient;","City of Alexandria, VA ","We have the ability to support meeting the match required.","We desire support to replace HVAC, Roofing and Window replacement. We are a community-based non-profit providing education and social development programs for 2,000 children, teens and adults across the city."]
[null,"St. Andrew's Episcopal Church","juniorwarden@st.andrews.net","703 455 2500","House of Worship / Preschool, Interfailh Community Member","Subrecipient;","Fairfax County VA","Preschool, Homeless / Hypothermia Prevention, Hot Meals preparation / distribution / Food Bank support, Music & Arts program, Scouting, AA, ESOL, Voting, Peace Islamic Center events. ","HVAC systems energy efficiency upgrade, internal and external LED lighting upgrades, electrical system upgrades, hot water distribution upgrades, ventilation fan upgrade and air flow distribution."]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo","bludwick@kzooymca.org","269 345 9622","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Greater Kalamazoo, Michigan or Midwest Area","Community non-profit offering health/wellness, early education, childcare, and outreach","The YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo as part of our long-term plan is reviewing its aged infrastructure. Significant issues from antiquated units (many over 30 years old), limited controls and most importantly inefficient equipment have been identified. As part of our plan to decrease our cost and negative environmental impact we need to make significant investments in improving heating and ventilation units, the removal of pneumatic controls to more efficient digital systems, and improvements to our domestic hot water system."]
[null,"Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church","morganmwatson@yahoo.com ","225-603-4100","House of Worship","Subrecipient;","Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana","We are a church and community partner with local, state and federal agencies, and serve as an official disaster shelter in times of catastrophe, including providing shelter for storm victims following Hurricane Katrina as well as the 2016 flood that devastated Baton Rouge.\n","All building energy-efficiency projects are needed"]
[null,"Twelve Baskets Food Pantry","twelvebaskets10332@gmail.com","269-532-4912","Food Pantry","Subrecipient;","South West Michigan ","Sub receipiant - a food pantry that serves over 1000 local food insecure people in our community.  area .","Currently in need of roofing, lighting, building envelope improvement, HVAC & refrigeration as our clients we serve have vastly increased and continue to increase.  We currently have to turn away a large amount of food away as we do not have the capabilities for freezer/refrigeration storage."]
[null,"Small Town Restoration, Inc.","michele.stosick@gmail.com","814-442-3931","Non-profit 501-3c","Subrecipient;","St Stephen, Berkely County, South Carolina","Nonprofit focused on bringing employment and educational opportunities to underserved rural communities of North Berkely County.","Looking for general energy upgrades on a building owned by the organization. \n"]
[null,"The Child and Family Network Centers","info@cfnc-online.org","703-836-0214","501(c)(3) Nonprofit- Education","Subrecipient;","Alexandria, VA","Early education\nESL\nFamily Support","Needs: to make our main building, that we own, as energy efficient as possible. Capabilities: To provide free, high-quality, multi-lingual preschool education for under resourced families in Alexandria. To teach our children and families about energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Heritage Fellowship Church","info@heritagereston.org","703-620-9515","Interdenominational Church","Subrecipient;","Virginia (Northern)","community service to food insecure residents, social services support, youth programming, STEAM training and mentoring, community partnerships including health programming.","Our church is in need of funding for energy savings technology. By investing in energy efficient upgrades, we can lower our energy expenses and replace aging technology.  Three of our projects include the installation of solar panels, complete a program to transition to LED lighting, and installation of a generator. These upgrades will save us money in the long run and help us to be more environmentally responsible."]
[null,"Kingdom United Fellowship Market Place Resource Center","kingdomunitedatbuckroe@gmail.com","757-726-7150","Non-Profit Resource Center that houses various non-profit agencies and a mental health partner that provides services and resources to the community...as a one stop center.","Subrecipient;Partner;","Hampton, Virginia (Buckroe and Phoebus areas of the City). However, we are providing support to others in various areas of the city.","We have extensive experience in Community Engagement and Case Management.","Upgraded Climate Control system within the premises where services are located and weatherization of windows and doors for conservation of heat and to keep out the moisture."]
[null,"Haitian Church of the Good Samaritan ","revsamowen@gmail.com","3038868149","Church","Partner;","Bronx, NY","Community organizing","Seeking green energy solution for 3 building church campus: heat pump and solar panels. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Ottawa County","mgarst@bgcottawacounty.org","9185426325","501c3 Native Club","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma","Youth Development programs in after school and summer.","We have needs at all 5 of our Club locations for HVAC upgrades/replacement, lighting upgrades and roof repair. "]
[null,"Presbyterian Child Welfare Center of Buckhorn, KY - (DBA) Buckhorn Children & Family Services","mike.garrell@buckhorn.org","606-398-7000","501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Southeast KY in Perry and Wolfe counties","We have install solar panels on some buildings and have a maintenance staff to make installations and modifications of energy efficient systems","Install more solar panels some of the 20 plus buildings on our campus along with whole house generators for our six residential cottages.  Replace old appliances like washing machines, dryers, stoves and refrigerators in cottages and cafeterias with energy saving appliances."]
[null,"Congregation Shaarey Zedek","rrich@shaareyzedek.org","2483575544","Not-for-profit synagogue (house of worship)","Subrecipient;","Michigan","We are a vibrant religious congregation in a historic building. We're happy to share our expertise in increasing energy efficiency with others.","We are seeking to receive funding support for a project to replace our fluorescent light fixtures in our sanctuary, administrative wing, and religious school with high efficiency LED fixtures."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Nowata","bgcceo15@gmail.com","918-273-1007","NON-Profit","Subrecipient;","Rural","We implement innovative programs designed to empower youth to excel in school, become good citizens and lead healthy, productive lives.","Nowata Teen Center is in need of lighting repair, window and door replacements, floor repair and much more. We host 30 plus youth daily and have potential to house more. With our number increasing it would benefit our teen center to replace and improve the center."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area","info@bgcpda.org","8436621142","501c3","Subrecipient;","South Carolina","Youth development","Afterschool academic enrichment programs including STEM, good character, and healthy lifestyles"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area","info@bgcpda.org","8436621142","501c3","Subrecipient;","South Carolina","Youth development","Needs: Updated windows, insulation, more secure entrance"]
[null,"Wayland Historical Society","cityofwayland@gmail.com","6063589471","501c3 non profit","Subrecipient;","Wayland, Ky 41666","community center, museum, tourism, gym,","Wayland Historical Society owns the historic gym and Wayland Community Center, which houses a number of local museums and a gathering place. Our town was hit by 3 hundred year floods in 2021 and a thousand year flood in 2022, greatly reducing our nonprofits' funding capacity to pay energy bills. The Mountain Association provided an energy audit of both buildings that would provide solar panels and energy saving innovations totaling $160,800. These energy savings would help us open the gym and community center more often to expand public programs to serve more people and grow our economy.\n"]
[null,"Michigan State AFL-CIO Workforce Development Institute (WDI)","jjabara@miwdi.org","517-372-0784","501(c)3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Michigan","Workforce Development: career exploration & job placement for adults, youth and dislocated workers, supportive services, occupational skills, health and safety training, pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship training.","WDI is interested to reduce its energy use and lower utilities costs in the building(s) owned by this nonprofit."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Sequoyah County","bgcseq@msn.com","918-775-4659","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Rural Oklahoma","We offer educational after school programs related to Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Character & Citizenship.  ","We need to replace our roof, additional insulation, upgrade 5 AC units and 2 Heating units."]
[null,"Heritage Institute of Sustainability LLC","info@heritageios.com","469-687-5706","Engineering/Energy","Partner;","Dallas, Texas","Have Designed and Installed and project managed millions of dollars in infrastructure upgrades from High Voltage Substations, to underground utilities, to Chillers, Boilers, Air Handling Units, Plumbing Systems, Lighting Systems, Solar Infrastructure and more.","Engineering Design, Engineering Audits, Engineering Third Party Review, Condition Assessment, Project Management"]
[null,"McCurdy Ministries Community Center is the trade name for McCurdy Schools of Northern New Mexico","sallen@mccurdy.org","928-691-6471","501 c3 ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Espanola, New Mexico","Has been a faith based school for 111 years serving an impoverished, multicultural community- education, training, community organizing and grant writing","Many of our buildings are close to 100 years old and need to be updated with new sources of power and to become more energy efficient. We are currently using a gas powered steam boiler system. Windows and appliances need to be updated. Insulation needs to be increased. We care for over 600 children in school support services plus we have approximately 400 volunteers from all over the county every year to help with our programs. We could become a model site for what is possible."]
[null,"Christ Community Church","church@ccclawrence.org","785-842-7600","Community-focused 501c3 church that hosts numerous not-for-profit area groups.","Prime recipient;Partner;Subrecipient;","Northeast Kansas","Math/reading labs, tutoring programs, student drama club, Narcotic Anonymous, Scouting USA, widows/grief support, community greenspace and playground.","Need to replace four original, energy-inefficient HVAC systems for a building constructed prior to 1990. Key replacement parts are no longer available. Will only operate on R-22. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma","bgcdirector@hasnok.org","405-257-6604","Non-Profit (Boys & Girls Club) ","Subrecipient;","Oklahoma ","Academic tutoring, Social-Emotional Learning, Trust-Based Relational Intervention, Nutrition and healthy eating habits, Character Development, Sports and recreation, Youth mentorship, Career planning","We are a new club located in an indoor shop area that was previously a maintenance shop. We have 170 children and youth enrolled in our program and are in need of HVAC and lighting upgrades in order to make our club a comfortable, consistent, and safe place to be. We currently do not have an HVAC unit. If we were to receive funds to help us obtain an HVAC system, it would allow us to serve our club members through the summer months in a comfortable setting. Our capabilities to serve even more youth in our area would greatly increase with an HVAC system. Currently our club is displaced into a local church building in the summer months, as it is too hot to meet in our regular location. Before moving to this church, we temporarily rented a vacant school building. The changes in location cause disruption to our club members, who rely on consistency in order to feel safe and regulated. This would be a big blessing to the many children who call our club their safe place. "]
[null,"AEI Consultants","cmetzinger@aeiconsultants.com","916-333-4568","Consulting, Engineering, Energy Services, Due Diligence, ESG","Partner;","National","AEI Consultants (AEI) provides energy, building, environmental, land, and sustainability assessment \nand consulting, as well as property valuation services throughout North America."," Building Assessment Services\n• Property Condition Assessments\n• Department of Housing & Urban Development Services\n• Agency Property Condition Assessments\n• Capital Planning & Facility Condition Assessments\n• Energy Efficiency Audits\n\nConstruction Risk Management Services\n• Construction Risk Assessments\n• Conceptual Budget Reviews\n• Project Status Reports\n• Repair Confirmation Reports\n\nEnergy Efficiency Services\n• ENERGY STAR Benchmarking Reports\n• ASHRAE Energy Audits (Levels 1, 2 & 3)\n• Energy Ordinance Compliance Reviews & Verifications\n• Solar Photovoltaic System Feasibility Studies"]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver","jeanne@habitatmetrodenver.org","720-470-3598","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Colorado","Habitat Metro Denver's technical and programmatic expertise is in the area of building and preserving affordable housing. We design and build new homes as well as renovate existing homes and sell them to low-income families who earn up to 80% of the Area Median Income.  ","Habitat Metro Denver owns two buildings that would benefit from energy upgrades. These upgrades will reduce our overhead, which will redirect funds directly toward our mission. The first building is the Denver ReStore, a retail facility that is open to the public and sells new and used building materials.  The proceeds benefit Habitat's mission. The ReStore would greatly benefit from the installation of a new HVAC system. The second building was recently purchased with the goal of renovating it for use as Habitat Metro Denver's headquarters. It was previously used as an industrial space and needs to be completely overhauled. This includes the HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems. "]
[null,"Ballet Austin Incorporated","maria.murphy-mayberry@balletaustin.org","512-476-9151","501c3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Austin, TX","Ballet, Non-profit Arts Organization","Ballet Austin is a non-profit dance company that serves nearly 100,000 individuals each year through public performances, pre-professional ballet classes, open dance and fitness instruction for all ages and abilities, community and school programs. Ballet Austin’s home is the Butler Dance Education Center, a 32,000 sq. ft. facility in downtown Austin, owned by the company. The Butler Center holds eight dance studios (including a 280-seat studio theater) and Ballet Austin’s administrative offices. The building opened in 2008, as a green certified project, but needed upgrades and repairs have accumulated over time. A sub-grant through would enable Ballet Austin to make necessary repairs and increase the building’s energy efficiency. Potential needs/projects include re-insulation of chilled water pipes, roof repair and potential installation of solar panels; upgrades to LED lighting throughout the building; as well as additional to be identified energy-efficiency improvements."]
[null,"St. Mark's Church in the Bowery","annemarie@stmarksbowery.org","212-674-6377","Church","Subrecipient;","New York City, East Village","We are a church with a special focus on racial and economic justice, arts and music, support for children and underserved populations. ","We are a landmarked building with a 300+ year history as a pillar in our community. We have need for a variety of building improvements to keep our building strong. We would like to make these improvements sustainably, both as a reflection of our values and as an example to the wider community. At present, our most pressing needs include weatherization improvements, including replacing our gutters and windows, improving insulation, and improving our heating and cooling systems. "]
[null,"OhioHealth","ryan.martin2@ohiohealth.com","614-544-8349","Healthcare non-profit 501C(3)","Subrecipient;","Central Ohio","OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, charitable, healthcare outreach of the United Methodist Church. OhioHealth has been recognized as one of the top five large health systems in America.","OhioHealth is a network of over 14 hospitals, 200+ ambulatory sites, hospice, home health, medical equipment and other health services spanning 47 Ohio counties. We are also one of the only health care systems in Ohio that has signed up for the HHS Health Care Climate pledge. As such we have both energy and sustainability goals at the organization level and are pursuing a number of projects at each of our hospitals that help improve infrastructure and energy efficiency of the sites. Examples of energy efficiency projects that we are working on include: LED lighting upgrades, air handler unit replacements, chiller (and chilled water system) replacements, boiler (hot water and steam) replacements.  "]
[null,"California Land Stewardship Institute ","chrisk@fishfriendlyfarming.org","707-253-1226","501c3 non profit sustainability technical assistance","Subrecipient;Partner;","anywhere","We provide project management and technical assistance to non profit and for profit entities who desire to improve sustainability related to land/water efficiciency.  ","Our expert scientists and project managers have decades of experience providing everything from lead project management to sub- management and consulting assistance, specific to the land and water adjacent to properties, for both non profit and for profit entities. Many of those we service are large to small property owners in Northern/Central California, however, our expertise in developing and working with owners to implement short and long term energy/climate related plans and efficiencies, carbon sequestration in lands adjacent to buildings is appropriate for use anywhere in the USA. "]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Ada","cebo37@gmail.com","580-559-3088","Boys and Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Southeastern Oklahoma","Character Development, ","Energy efficient windows and doors. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida","sandyk@bgcnf.org","904-913-8100","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northeast Florida","Youth development; character & leadership; organizational growth. With 48 Clubs and growing to 55, we have expertise in building/facilities maintenance too.","We are a fast-growing organization currently with 48 Clubs. Within the next two years, we will be at 55 Clubs and serving approximately 5,500 young people daily. Opening four new stand-alone community-based Clubs soon in the Northeast Florida region, we will have the opportunity to retrofit existing buildings and turn them into energy-efficient, state-of-the-art Clubs. This will lead to cost savings in the long-term as well as comfortable, safe environments where our Club members will thrive."]
[null,"Holos Communities","info@holoscommunities.org","(213) 316-0108","501(c)3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern California","Affordable and permanent supportive housing development, sustainability, community engagement, environmental justice, racial equity","Holos has nearly 20 years of permanent supportive and affordable housing development experience, ranging from adaptive reuse projects to new construction. As we are building new projects, we are also looking at where we can fill in the gaps in our existing properties to make them more sustainable through net-zero operations systems, all-electric and energy-saving appliances, living lungs, and more. We plan to create an Environmental Sustainability position within Holos as well as utilize experienced consultants to ensure we are achieving our yearly outcomes, effectively collecting data, and evaluating data to make necessary changes to reduce our carbon footprint."]
[null,"Gaston Christian Center","nataly@gastonchristianctr.org","214-348-0958","Human Services","Subrecipient;","Dallas-Fort Worth and adjacent North Texas area","Below-market rent, payment of utilities and collaborative support for 7 congregations and 10 non-profit organizations housed here.  ","Our 44-year old, 60,000 square ft. building is structurally sound but in need of changes for energy efficiency. We have begun replacing existing lighting with more energy efficient LEDs. We also need to replace multiple HVAC units with more energy efficient models. Ultimately, we desire to replace the floor to ceiling windows which form the exterior of our 60,000 square ft space with energy efficient ones. This will allow us to maintain our current practice for below market rent and payment of utilities for the congregations and non-profits housed here. "]
[null,"Orange Show Center for Visionary Art","tommy@orangeshow.org","7139266368","Non-profit arts organization","Subrecipient;","Houston, Texas","After years of analysis and planning, we have announced our major expansion plan that will focus on bringing our community together to make, teach, and view performing and visual arts. Outsider art, artist built environments, and our creative programming will continue to attract visitors who are inspired by art that is relatable, accessible, exciting and fun. The new campus encompasses the existing Orange Show Monument and Smither Park properties, plus a 10-acre commercial property acquired in 2017 and 2023. By highway, the site is easily accessible to all 7+ million residents of the greater Houston-Woodlands-Sugar Land area.\n\nThe Orange Show Center for Visionary Art is a multi-site art center that exists to give Houstonians unique and authentic experiences that ignite the courage to create in everyone. We proudly preserve the legacies of the visionary artists behind the Orange Show Monument, the Beer Can House, Smither Park, and the Art Car Parade, and produce year-round programs designed to inspire curiosity and leave you feeling like part of our community.\n","Advance the conceptual plan and due diligence work towards the implementation of a sustainable\nenergy solution for the new $30million OSCVA campus in Houston's East End.\n\nFrom an assessment of technical feasibility and cost/ benefit analysis optimize campus\ndesign and engineering solutions towards goal of achieving a net-zero/ sustainable operations footprint.\n\nThe analysis is ultimately an economics exercise factoring the campus’ estimated energy demand and supply footprint within context of what is technically possible and cost effective.\nShort form strategy to achieve sustainability: start with design, engineering, and materials that serve to minimize energy/ water demand then develop on-site sustainable energy solutions that cover as much of the campus’ energy needs as possible.\n\nThe integration of 3 primary demand and supply elements enable an optimized sustainability operation.\n\n1. Building / campus design and engineering including materials selection (energy efficiency- DEMAND)\n\n2. Solar energy installations as possible to provide intermittent services (energy SUPPLY)\n\n3. Facilities climate control based upon geothermal energy from ground sourced heat pumps (GSHP) – not electricity: heating and cooling managed without “grid connected” thermostat (energy SUPPLY)\n\nThe requisite development scope of work for each of the 3 primary elements would be defined and managed separately. The notes below apply only to front-end development scope for the geothermal solution."]
[null,"Energy Vision, LLC","lleskinen@energyvision.net","3523328097","Private Organization","Partner;","Any","Energy management and consulting, reporting, energy usage data tracking and analyzing in multiple platforms (EnergyStar, Watchwire)","We can assist organizations with analyzing current energy usage. We will be able to identify organizations' current consumption, source alternative fuels and alternative energy, renegotiate contracts with utilities, and provide cost-effective solutions to their most significant inefficiencies. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the MonDak","e.stedman@richlandbgc.org","406-433-6763","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Richland County Montana","Youth development\nCommunity outreach","Energy efficient windows & doors\nEnergy efficient HVAC system\nRoof replacement with insulation\n"]
[null,"The Joffrey Ballet","grants@joffrey.org","312-739-0120","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Chicago, IL","Ballet performance, dance education, professional dance school","We are looking to retrofit Joffrey Tower -- where staff offices and our studios are located -- with LED lighting to replace the fluorescent lighting currently in place. "]
[null,"El Pueblito United Methodist Church and The Shared Table","elpueblitoUMC@gmail.com","575-758-3166","Church with large food distribution program ","Partner;","Taos County, New Mexico","Food distribution, community engagement, food storage capacity, volunteer engagement. Large distribution of emergency food, part of community strategies for emergency food storage.","In 2022 Shared Table distributed over 7,000 boxes of food during bi-monthly distributions. 56% more boxes of food were distributed in 2022 than pre-pandemic 2019. These trends continue in 2023. \n\nOne goal for 2023-24 is to more closely reflect the diversity of Taos County and the food recipients (Hispanic, Anglo and Native) in our active volunteer population.\n\nSolar panels could power large refrigerator and freezers, which are also part of a community-wide strategy for emergency capacity. Panels could be part of parking lot shade structures for distributions. Efficient windows  for the older church building could cut down on utility costs. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Milford","Meganaltomare@boysandgirlsclubofmilford.com","203-713-8055","Non-Profit specializing in Youth Development ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Milford, Orange, Stratford & West Haven","The Boys & Girls Club of Milford specializes in youth development, after school programming, and the physical, emotional, and mental health of youth.","BGCM serves the needs of young people in Milford and surrounding communities by providing a safe and positive environment where they can participate in educational, recreational, and character-building programs. \n\nSome of the needs of the BGCM program includes:\nFinancial Support: BGCM requires funding to sustain and expand services. \n\nVolunteer Support: The club depends on volunteers to help run various programs from mentoring participants to supporting special events. Volunteers can contribute their time and expertise.\n\nCommunity Partnerships: Collaborating with local organizations, schools, and businesses enhances the Club's capabilities and expand the range of opportunities available to members.\n"]
[null,"MicroEra Power, Inc","emr@microerapower.com","5857492716","Supplier, Hardware, Software and System Integration for Cost Effective Building Decarbonization","Partner;","Nationwide","(1) Tunable Thermal Energy Storage which lowers capital and operating costs for heat pump/solar thermal/geothermal hybrid HVAC systems. (2) Design services, as buyer's agent. ","The most important law in engineering is the 80:20 rule. You can usually get 80% of the benefit at 20% of the cost. Not-for-profits need to apply this rule for practical, cost-effective building decarbonization. MicroEra Power seeks to be a partner in designing and supplying affordable hardware and software including tunable Thermal Energy Storage, which enables 50% downsized heat pumps, 80% downsized geothermal ground loops, and use of solar thermal or PVt for balancing. This hybrid HVAC approach is well suited to churches, schools, and similar buildings, making HVAC loads flexible, low cost and renewable friendly."]
[null,"Lord of Life Lutheran Church","FinancialManager@lol-lutheran.com","513-777-8449 ext. 4","Lutheran Church","Subrecipient;","West Chester, OH and surrounding areas","Home to two Lutheran congregations and a preschool.  Host Boy Scouts, recovery groups, Family Promise and other community organizations.  Focus on worship, outreach and Christian education.","Replace inefficient HVAC units, lighting fixtures, windows."]
[null,"Ruffing Montessori School","kathief@ruffingmontessori.net","(216) 321-7571","501(c)3 ","Subrecipient;","Cleveland, Ohio","First LEED certified school in NEO, stormwater management learning site","We will be renovating a 4000 sq ft building with aerobarrier technology, solar panels, and other efficient methods. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Deep East Texas","sbrophy@bgcdet.org","936-560-6844","501 c3","Subrecipient;","Deep East Texas-counties of Angelina, Nacogdoches, and Polk","out of school time provider ","Several of the buildings we own in Lufkin, Nacogdoches, and Livingston all are 20-30 years old and need HVAC units replaced."]
[null,"B.A.P.S. (BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir)","patel.viren@gmail.com","919-389-3430","Socio-spiritual organization (Religious and also Charities)","Subrecipient;","1020 Aviation Parkway, Morrisville, NC 27560","We organize weekly congregations and additional programs to encourage community involvement and upliftment. ","We are a non-profit organization that engages the community more than just on a weekly basis. There is a potential for high energy savings with the programs that we do. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Chelsea, Inc.","bgclub@chelseadragons.net","918-789-3232","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;Partner;","Northeast Oklahoma","Our organization is committed to the excellence in youth development programming. We are a partner and member organization to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.","We are in need of more energy efficient windows in our existing location and the ability to install the most energy efficient windows into our new clubhouses. We are capable of overseeing up to 500 youth daily in our two existing locations. "]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Saint Petersburg, FL ","alannitzman@gmail.com","N/A",null,null,"100 Mirror Lake Drive N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701",null,"The Green Team is working to make the church more energy efficient, and our efforts include possibly adding solar panels, insulation and updated windows.  "]
[null,"Family Violence Prevention, Inc","director@family-violence.org","N/A","Nonprofit",null,"Independence County, Arkansas","We serve victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.  FVP was founded in 1986 and has been a valuable asset to the county.  We operate two shelters that house victims seeking safety.  The first shelter is Safe Haven Shelter which houses women and children.  The second is The Taylor House for Men which was the first in the nation shelter for men victims of abuse.  ","The interest for a grant is to allow upgrades to be done to The Taylor House which will make it more energy efficient.  "]
[null,"Prehistorical historical site inc ","chrisgillom@gmail.com",null,"501c3 nonprofit",null,"Warrenton, Georgia",null,"we are looking for a partner for our solar project we have a proposal with our engineer"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County","grants@bgcpbc.org","561-683-3287","Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Palm Beach County, FL (South Florida)","Youth Development; Academic Enrichment; Workforce Readiness; STEM/STEAM; Sports, Fitness and Recreation; The Arts; Social & Emotional Learning; and Character and Leadership.","Belle Glade Teen Center Gym: Roof replacement needed; current A.C system (chiller) is old and faltering; new lighting, and bathroom remodel. \nWest Palm Beach Club: A.C (8) HVAC systems need to be replaced.  \nRiviera Beach, Delray Beach, Wellington, and West Palm Beach Clubs: all need new lighting. \nDelray Beach Club: replace all windows and doors.\nWellington Club: replace old doors. \n\n"]
[null,"Volunteers of America-Greater New York","mgilborn@voa-gny.org","917-816-6265","501c3 Housing and Human Services Provider","Subrecipient;","New York City and Northern New Jersey","VOA-GNY provides extensive temporary, transitional and permanent housing to people in need in NYC and Northern New Jersey, with the vision of ending homelessness in the Greater NY area by 2050.","VOA-GNY's extensive housing portfolio includes many older apartment buildings in NYC operated as permanent supportive housing, a family shelter, an early childhood education center and several houses and smaller buildings in Northern New Jersey. Several of our properties need significant modernization to reduce costs, improve quality of life for residents, and ensure that we can come into compliance with NYC regulations related to improving energy efficiency."]
[null,"Arts Fort Worth","talkto@artsfortworth.org"," (817) 738-1938","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;","Fort Worth, TX","Arts Fort Worth has decades of experience regranting municipal and State funds and performing compliance for funders.","The organizations applying for funds will need to provide their own project management. Arts Fort Worth may need a partner that can provide financial assistance or additional staff/volunteer support for the additional administrative responsibilities."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware County","jaybgcdc@gmail.com","918-253-2500","Youth Mentoring","Subrecipient;","Southwest","Character development, healthy lifestyles, academic success.","1.\tRoof Upgrades with improved insulation\n2.\tWindow and Door replacement (with improved energy efficiency)\n3.\tHVAC Upgrades or fuel use change\n4.\tLighting upgrades"]
[null,"First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany","chuckmanning@hotmail.com","518-463-7135","501 (c) (3) Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Albany New York","We have a committee consisting of retired members with experience in HVAC design, consulting engineering, and building construction management.","We have 3 buildings built in 1925, 1962, and 2010.  Each building has different needs as follows:\n1925 Building:  Historic Building Energy Audit, Attic, Wall and Sill Plate Insulation, WiFi Thermostats, fresh air Energy Recovery Ventilator, Economizer Cooling System, update heating system with cold climate heat pump.\n1962 Building: Attic, Wall, and Sill Plate Insulation, replace original windows, WiFi thermostats, update heating system with cold climate heat pump, replace gas water heater.\n2010 Building: WiFi Thermostats, review fresh air control occupancy system.\nAll Buildings:  Review LED lights and motion detectors where appropriate. \n"]
[null,"EightCAP, Inc.","lorij@8cap.org","6167549315","Non-Profit Community Action Agency","Subrecipient;","Central Michigan","Administers federal and state weatherization programs with two certified BPI auditors on staff.  Housing and Assessment Resource Agency for Central Michigan counties of Gratiot, Ionia, Isabella, and Montcalm","EightCAP has been in the business of collaborating with federal, state, and local partners to provide high-quality programming for low-income individuals to alleviate poverty and empower toward self-sufficiency.  We have over 400 partners in our four-county region. Our needs would be energy-efficiency upgrades to our office buildings and a desire to partner with a prime recipient to provide energy-efficiency upgrades to the aging homes in our area.  "]
[null,"Piedmont Environmental Alliance","info@peanc.org","334 462 0664","Environmental Nonprofit","Partner;","Piedmont Triad Region of North Carolina","BIL/IRA implementation; diverse stakeholder engagement; business and nonprofit sustainability ","Piedmont Environmental Alliance has extensive experience helping business, nonprofits, and local government implement a host of sustainability polices and practices, to include plans for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emission reduction; and partnerships with diverse coalitions to work regionally at scale. Specific staff of our worked for years at the federal level on a number of policies that were folded into the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Law, most notably clean energy tax credit structures and broader vehicle electrification incentives. "]
[null,"Wellspring Living","info@wellspringliving.org","404-948-4673","Nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of women and children that have been sex trafficked","Subrecipient;","Duluth, GA","n/a as a subrecipient (?)","Needs: 1) Convert our residential facility to LED bulbs and fixtures, both inside and for outside security lighting. Replace high-energy-usage appliances with more energy-efficient models. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County","cgentile@bgcbc.org","954-537-1010","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Fort Lauderdale, Florida","Provides at-risk/underserved youth with activities in a safe nurturing environment in three core areas: academic success, good character and citizenship and healthy lifestyles.","The organization desires to upgrade the HVAC systems of several clubs. With the current units having been in places for over 10 years, the benefits of upgrading to a new HVAC system would be immense. The greatest benefit would be increased efficiency, as most HVAC systems being the biggest source of energy waste. HVAC upgrades would also ultimately lead to lower utility bills, increased reliability and cleaner air. "]
[null,"A1 Restoration Inc. dba A1 Energy","mike@a1energy.net","7178988021","Energy Consultant, Energy Broker","Partner;","Mid- Atlantic","LED Lighting Upgrades, Solar PV, Energy Procurement, Combined Heat and Power (CHP)","We work with out clients to optimize the purchase and consumption of their energy. We help discover projects and then manage the design and implementation of projects to help lower energy consumption and spend."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany","rbrown@bgcalbany.org","(229) 439-0196","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Southern Georgia","Our organization helps youth succeed through tutoring, homework help, STEAM, sports, fitness, recreation, SEL, Nutrition, workforce development, leadership clubs, and community service programs.  ","Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany to enhance energy efficiency at our Club sites in Albany, Plains, and Montezuma, Georgia. Our focus is on reducing energy costs through strategic upgrades. HVAC systems are essential for our Jane Willson and Plains units. Additionally, we aim to replace 30 doors and 100 windows across the Jefferson, Plains, Willson, and Montezuma units. These improvements will significantly contribute to energy conservation and financial savings, allowing us to redirect resources toward our core mission of empowering youth and fostering positive change in our community."]
[null,"First Baptist Cares","fbcareschatt@gmail.com","423-400-8248","501c3","Subrecipient;","East Tennessee","Our church, First Baptist Church, and 501c3, First Baptist Cares have worked with Greenspaces in Chattanooga and Southface in Atlanta on 2 energy efficiency projects in our current facility. We have partnered with both groups and have a good understanding of project development and implementation ","Our need is for funding to complete our energy efficient lighting and solar powered l projects in our current facility."]
[null,"McRae-Gaines Learning Center","jdeamerconsulting@gmail.com","(334) 872-8078","501(c)3 ","Subrecipient;","Selma, AL","Rural market, 501(c)3 school serving 12-months 8YO reading and math readiness, low-income","Building energy efficiency on multiple fronts"]
[null,"Servants Heart Worship Center","hiawatha.hemphill@gmail.com","336-307-9806","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","High Point, NC","Low-income area of opportunity, serving seniors, veterans, poverty areas, food programs, ministry, children's outreach, job support, counseling","Roof, HVAC, windows/doors, overall building energy efficiencies"]
[null,"Abba Fathers Community Development Corporation","abbafatherscdc@gmail.com","336-929-0573","501(C)3","Subrecipient;","Winston-Salem, NC","Serving the community, food programs, connectivity, children, seniors","HVAC, energy efficient roofing, doors/windows, LED lights"]
[null,"Royal Divinity Ministries","jameria@royaldivinity.org ","205-617-2391","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Birmingham, AL","Community outreach, house of worship","HVAC, LED Lights, Roof replacement"]
[null,"Adaptive Sports Center","aimee@adaptivesports.org","970-349-2296","nonprofit - adaptive sports programming","Subrecipient;","Colorado and nationwide","adaptive sports\ntherapeutic recreation\ndisabilities\nDisabled veterans and active military \noutdoor adventure recreation\nInclusive programming\nSubsidized programming\nMulti-day group programs\nAccessibility\nAdaptive sports equipment","In March 2023, Green Business Network Colorado visited the Adaptive Sports Center to discuss efficiency and sustainability opportunities. They recommended the following upgrades at our three facilities: \n•\tUpgrade fluorescent lighting with LED \n•\tDe-lamp fluorescent fixtures \n•\tInstall occupancy sensors\n•\tReplace door seals \n•\tInstall window films to reduce solar heat gain \n•\tInstall permanent weather seals/thermal curtains \n•\tUpgrade toilets to WaterSense-labeled\n•\tInstall low flow aerators in sinks/showers\n•\tUpgrade to programmable thermostats\n•\tInstall sun shades \n•\tInsulate hot water piping\n•\tUpgrade hot water heater to high-efficiency unity\n•\tReplace ventilating and ceiling fans with Energy Star models\n•\tUpgrade HVAC with Energy Star alternatives\n•\tInstall heat pumps"]
[null,"Council on Aging of West Florida Inc","jnewby@coawfla.org","8504321475","501C3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Pensacola FL","Non-medical elder social services: companionship, personal care, homemaker, adult day care, meals on wheels, senior centers, home improvement, material aid, case management","The Retreat adult day care is a special place, and experience, that has been described as refreshing, supportive, fun, assuring, caring and heartwarming by those who participate and their families. It is a place that provides a positive change of environment that can be beneficial to participants and caregivers. In the hot Florida sun, a portion of our adult day care is a sunroom and thus exposed to the elements, including loss of climate control. We currently have a window AC unit but walling this section off and connecting with ductwork would aid both the clients who enjoy sitting out there and our energy efficiency."]
[null,"Integral Yoga Institutute","info@iyiny.org","4349290586","Church/Education Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","New York City","We are a 501C3 Yoga Institute","We have a 100 year old building in New York City's West Village that is need of energy efficient upgrades. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Lanier","alegakes@bgclanier.org","770-532-8102","Non-profit after school program","Subrecipient;","Southeast (Georgia)","BGCL provides outcome-driven programs to youth K-12 in areas of academics, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship.","BGCL offers programs to youth in 25 different locations, which can become costly to upkeep. We are in need of HVAC upgrades for our teen center and insulation replacement along with interior ceiling replacement for the safety of our youth, K-5 attending another Club."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Paterson and Passaic","wmcguire@bgcppnj.org","973-279-3055","Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Paterson and Passaic, NJ","Youth Development Programs for youth, ages 5-18, in Paterson and Passaic","Two 38000 square foot facilities that service approximately 1500 children daily"]
[null,"Santa Cruz United Methodist Church","saumc@yahoo.com","505-930-2779","501c3 United Methodist Church","Partner;","Espanola Valley New Mexico 87532","Running of the daily operation of the church's missions and fiscal operations. Mission program target low income primarily Hispanic/Native American population","Increase insulation, redo windows and add energy efficient heating and cooling"]
[null,"COAL CREEK CANYON IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION (CCCIA)","TREVES.U@GMAIL.COM","843-342-4999","VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION SINCE 1947 - NON-PROFIT - SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY WITH EVENTS FOR KIDS AND ADULTS (JULY 4TH, EASTER, CHRISTMAS AND OTHER HOLIDAYS) , RAISING FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH PANCAKE BREAKFASTS, AND MAINTAINING THE COMMUNITY HALL FOR COMMUNAL AND PRIVATE EVENTS","Subrecipient;","COAL CREEK CANYON COVERS AREAS OF THREE COUNTIES, VIZ. JEFFERSON, BOULDER AND GILPIN COUNTIES, COLORADO ","THE ORGANIZATION, THROUGH ITS VOLUNTEER STAFF, HAS MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN CREATING AND MANAGING EVENTS FOR THE COMMUNITY. EACH VOLUNTEER BRINGS HIS/HER SKILLS TO BEAR ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANIZATION, BE THESE SKILLS MANUAL, MANAGERIAL, WRITING, FU DRAISING OR OTHER AREA-SPECIFIC EXPERIENCES","OUR COMMUNITY HALL IS APPROX 60 YEARS OLD AND THE MAIN NEED WE HAVE AT THE MOMENT IS A NEW FURNACE FOR THE HALL."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Cruz County","development@boysandgirlsclub.info","831-423-3138","501c3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Santa Cruz County, CA","We provide high-quality after school and summer programming for low-income youth age 5-18.","Our Downtown Santa Cruz clubhouse was built in 1969 and is facing significant deferred maintenance. We seek to improve the energy efficiency of our facility by replacing our roof (to include increased insulation), upgrading our HVAC system (including in our indoor pool area), and replacing windows replacements. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County","info@bgcswc.org","9516991526","Non-profit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Temecula, CA 92590","Youth development organization.","We are in the planning phase of a capital campaign to bring a shuttered clubhouse back online. Various energy efficient improvements need to be made including lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements. No funding has been secured and the total estimated budget is $1,600,000. The community needs the clubhouse reopened to give youth a safe place to go when school is out."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Albemarle","ejmitchell@bgc-albemarle.org","252-216-5966","Boys & Girls Club - Youth Development Organization ","Subrecipient;","We are located in northeast North Carolina ","With a focus on academic success, character and leadership development, and healthy lifestyles, our organization provides activities and programs to children and teens, ages 6 to 18 during out-of-school time.","We purchased our Club in Elizabeth City last year.  The HVAC unit is very inefficient.  Some rooms are freezing, while other rooms are hot. "]
[null,"BlocPower","monika@blocpower.io","718 406 5256","Technical Assistance and Financing Provider ","Partner;","Nationwide","Building electrification, Electrification Financing, Scope Development","BlocPower is able to complete energy audits, scope development for building electrification (including HVAC, heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, associated electrical upgrades, LEDs, smart thermostats, insulation, weatherization, air-sealing, energy-efficient appliances, solar, storage, EV charging, WiFi), full construction management services, and provide financing for the projects."]
[null,"South Williamsport United Methodist Church","swumc@comcast.net","5703260302","Non Profit Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","Lycoming County, South Williamsport, PA","As a 501(c)3 organization our faith-based entity provides services in a nondiscriminatory manner to those living in our community as well as outreach initiatives.","The trustees of SWUMC have been advised that the existing heating system, dated 1962, for said facility is antiquated and inefficient and should be replaced due to the risk of not being able to acquire replacement parts for the existing boiler.  In consultation with HVAC specialists, we have been advised that we could experience up to a 50% reduction in our fossil fuel consumption.  The savings will be measurable through energy usage comparisons.  Lastly, SWUMC deems the expenditure ($41,000) to be financially burdensome and has launched a capital campaign to fund the costs.  To date, a sum representing approximately 20% of the total “project” cost has been received.  The Renew America’s Non-Profit Grant would enable SWUMC to replace the existing boiler with a new, energy- efficient boiler that would save the church 50% of its current heating costs."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Tracy","kwilson@bgctracy.org","209-832-2582 ext. 102","Youth Service Organization","Subrecipient;","California","Program expert in youth development ages 4-18 in the areas of academic success, health lifestyles and character & leadership development","Needs include replacement of exterior doors and windows. Our building is 33 years old and the doors are in great need of replacement. Gaps in almost all the doors and damage to the doors create loss of energy efficiency. Our building is in use from 8am-9pm every day and experiences a high volume kids. The expenditure to replace our doors and windows is not within our reach and this grant would enable us to get this project completed. We currently have a CDBG grant to install energy efficient HVAC units in our gymnasium. This project will be completed by 12/31/23. Replacing the doors and or windows, would complement this project."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend","alice@bgcbend.org","541-617-2877","501c3 non-profit","Subrecipient;","Deschutes County, Oregon","Upgrading to new energy-efficient lighting, fixtures and controls to save energy and improve user experience and employee productivity.","Our Club is in a 100 year old building in downtown Bend, OR. We provide after-school and summer programming to youth; rent out our facilities in the evening and when not in use for basketball league, events with other organizations and a variety of celebrations from community members."]
[null,"Lodi Boys & Girls Club","ed@bgclodi.com","209-334-2697","Non-profit - Youth After-School Programs","Subrecipient;","California","Enabling all young people to reach their full potential and ensure successful graduation from high school.","We have 6 25-year-old HVAC units and a 30-year-old water heater that needs replacing."]
[null,"The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Charlotte","salvationarmycharlotte@uss.salvationarmy.org","704-334-4731","501c3","Subrecipient;","Charlotte, NC","For more than 80 years, The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Charlotte has provided a safe place for youth in the community during out-of-school time, creating a positive environment to help children excel in school and succeed in life. Programs include academics, recreation, the arts, character and leadership, and health and life skills. ","We've recently purchased a hotel facility to house families experiencing homelessness, which includes a Boys & Girls Club to meet the needs of this underserved population. Renovations are planned throughout, include energy efficient lighting, HVAC and more. Energy-efficient lighting and HVAC upgrades are needed at 3 additional Boys & Girls Clubs in Mecklenburg County."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Clifton","rfoster@bgcclifton.org","(973) 773-0086","Traditional (Main Clubhouse)","Subrecipient;","New Jersey (Northeast)","Operate  a 100,000 square foot facility and all the everyday operations ,and logistical concerns","Need to harden facility entrance doors "]
[null,"Orange County Music and Dance","doug@ocmusicdance.org","949-228-1269","Performing arts school - qualified under 501(c)(3) and 170(b)(1)(A)","Subrecipient;","City of Irvine, County of Orange, State of California","We are an after-school arts education school, focusing on music and voice. We serve children 18-months to 18-years. Approximately one-third of our students receive financial aid. We also serve special needs children, military veterans, and other underserved communities.\n\n","We are designing a 95,000 ft2 facility that will be built at the Great Park in Irvine, California. We are hoping to provide full solar panel coverage on our building and as much carbon neutral construction as possible. We are collaborating with Pretend City Children's Museum and Flying Leatherneck Aviation  Museum."]
[null,"CityLink/Water of Life Community Church","info@wateroflifecc.org","909.803.1059","501(c)3 Non-profit","Subrecipient;","City of Fontana and surrounding communities in San Bernadino County, California","CITYLINK / WOL delivers reliable, high quality direct services to the poor, homeless and under-employed residents designed to support the well-being of individuals and families.","CityLink is currently in the process of constructing an Outreach Center in the city of Fontana. This new campus will create a multi-use community center to serve the physical, social, and economic needs of those who need support. It will continue and enhance the services provided by the current CityLink campus. The Masterplan includes the construction of a two-story building that will be used for food pantry storage and distribution, community services, offices, and assembly. Also planned is a three-story 36-unit apartment complex that will provide transitional housing options. Energy efficient systems will be installed in all new structures. "]
[null,"A.G. Gaston Boys and Girls Club","dbrown@aggastonbgc.org","2059233377","Nonprofit 501(3)(c)","Subrecipient;","Birmingham, AL","To inspire and enable young people, especially those who need us the most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. "," Lighting upgrades, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements."]
[null,"Michigan State AFL-CIO","ddobies@miaflcio.or","517-487-5966","501(c)3, 501(c)1, (501(c)5","Subrecipient;Partner;","Michigan","We train, advocate, organize, and unite to improve the lives of working families and to bring economic and social justice to the workplace.","The Michigan State AFL-CIO aims to operate its facilities in an energy-efficient way. In partnerships the agency can facilitate the connection with labor and the skilled trades."]
[null,"Second Harvest Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley and Northeast PA","planner-shfb@caclv.org","484-287-4015","Feeding America Affiliated Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, and Wayne Counties in Pennsylvania ","Logistics, transportation, food distribution, and community programming for people facing food insecurity.","Second Harvest distributes 14 million pounds of food a year to 200+ nonprofits. Our network serves 100,000 each month. We are in need of: lighting upgrades, repairs to foundation cracks, and roof repairs. "]
[null,"Beaufort-Jasper YMCA of the Lowcountry","d.davis@wardlefamilyymca.org","843-521-1904","Non-Profit 501c(3)","Prime recipient;","Port Royal, SC","Facility roof and indoor pool enclosure.","The YMCA requires essential upgrades to ensure the safety and well-being of its members. A new roof is necessary to address existing structural issues and protect the facility from weather damage. Additionally, a new pool enclosure is vital to enhance user experience, maintain water quality, and comply with safety regulations. These improvements will contribute significantly to the longevity and functionality of the YMCA, providing a secure and enjoyable environment for all members to participate in various activities and programs."]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity York County","office@habitatyorkcounty.org","207-985-4850","501 c3 affordable housing","Subrecipient;","York County, Maine","affordable homeownership; aging in place and weathization services","Habitat for Humanity York County currently owns a 14,720 square-foot 60-year-old building which serves as both its administrative headquarters and ReStore retail location. The ReStore is a retail facility that is open to the public and sells new and used building materials, with the proceed supporting Habitat’s affordable housing programs. The building would benefit greatly from energy efficiency upgrades including upgraded HVAC, plumbing, and insulation. These upgrades would reduce Habitat’s energy overhead and allow funds to be redirected toward its affordable homeownership and aging in place programs. "]
[null,"Maine Food and Beverage Education Center","andrew@mfbec.org","410-971-1171","501.(c).3","Subrecipient;","Maine","Using education as the primary tool, MFBEC promotes the works of Maine's farmers, fishermen and food producers, driving economic benefit to this under-resourced community.","Funding from this program would be used to winterize 3 buildings on our seasonal campus, allowing MFBEC to operate year round, giving continuity and increased capacity to our programming and operations.  Year-round operation would allow MFBEC to expand educational offerings to prioritize Maine residents over summer tourists.  Additionally, planned programming to serve the K-12 education market will become a reality once we have a conditioned space to offer to school groups."]
[null,"Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation","flhf@flyingleathernecks.org","8586931723","Museum, Education ","Subrecipient;","Irvine, Orange County CA","The FLHF is a non-profit organization honoring the history, legacy and contributions of Marine Corps Aviation to the growth of Orange County. In addition to honoring the history of Marine Corps Aviation we inspire our youth to pursue careers in the STEM disciplines through our interactive displays and tours with the men and women who flew and maintained these iconic aircraft.  ","The FLHF, in partnership with the Orange County Music and Dance, and Pretend City Children's Museum are collaborating with the City of Irvine to construct and operate three very distinct, Art, Entertainment and Educational venues that will enhance the Great Park visitor experience. Support and fund will support our construction requirements. "]
[null,"Community Courtyard","jpatrico@gmail.com","816-806-4612","501(c)(3) organization that serves as community center, food pantry, emergency shelter","Subrecipient;","Plattsburg, Missouri","We have a CPA, financial consultant, police officer and city alderman on our board. We applied for, received and administered a large tax incentive program. ","The historic circa 1850s Community Courtyard is a hub for social and charitable activities in our small rural community. We house the area’s food pantry and senior citizen yoga (well-being) classes. We are an official designated emergency gather-and-shelter site for the area. Our town festivals and charities use our building for communitywide, intergenerational activities. We work on a barebones donation-based budget that we supplement by venue rentals. One of our goals is to lower utility costs for our 12,000 square foot building by installing solar panels, which could power the building in everyday and emergency situations. Cost estimate $65,000."]
[null,"Memorial Lutheran Church of Afton MN","jdkadrie@gmail.com","651 214-7376","Non-profit church.  501c3. ","Subrecipient;","Minnesota ","Faith based non-profit","We are a faith based non-profit looking to install solar panels on our roof. Total estimated cost is $120,000. "]
[null,"Lyons Emergency & Assistance Fund (LEAF)","Info@leaflyons.org","720-864-4309","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Boulder County / Denver metro area ","We’re a human services nonprofit looking for support - technical and financial - to address our recently-acquired building’s energy efficiency. ","Recently acquired 50 year old building needs energy assessment and recommended updates - insulation, windows, HVAC, solar, etc."]
[null,"The San Diego River Park Foundation","Info@sandiegoriver.org","619-297-7380","Nonprofit 501c3 public benefit","Subrecipient;","San Diego, CA","We served disadvantaged and underserved communities by providing education, park and placemaking facilities and programs","We would like to install alternative energy capacity at a community center that serves underserved students and neighbors. "]
[null,"Urban Racquet Sports Foundation ","Wendell Johnson ","9892451523","501 c (3)","Subrecipient;","Saginaw,  MI ","General Manager of operations ","To become more energy efficient "]
[null,"First Baptist Church of Palmyra","jyarbro3075@gmail.com","5737692490","Church 501c3","Subrecipient;","NE ","NE Missouri ","We are repurposing an older building into an event center by installing new doors and windows, HVAC, insulation and exterior and interior finishing."]
[null,"ZrO Waste Group ","Tschmiedeler@zrowastegroup.com","502.777.7107 ","For-profit ","Partner;","Midwest","Waste-to-Energy, renewable energy, combined heat and power, landfill diversion, waste management, sustainable farming","Provide a waste-to-energy technology that convert organic waste to energy (heat, steam, cold, refrigeration, electricity).  Avoids landfill and replace waste management costs.  Lowers energy costs. "]
[null,"San Diego Urban Sustainability Coalition","eddie@sdsusc.org","619-616-5890","SDUSC was created to address systemic inequity after it became increasingly clear across various channels that Southeast San Diego’s community lacked representation in important discussions of sustainability as well as opportunities to enter the green job economy. Today, it exists to bring together communities of concern, stakeholders and like-minded organizations through grassroots organizing to inform processes & policy, to improve the quality of life and to increase opportunities for residents of Southeast San Diego and other resilient communities.","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","San Diego, CA","Community Collaborations, Education, Outreach, Public Policy","\n-Encourage personal responsibility as well as civic engagement\n-Identify resources to make tools of sustainability accessible to ALL\n-Introduce sustainability and its benefits to communities of concern\n-Engage communities of concern in sustainable practices\n-Provide technical expertise as-needed"]
[null,"Placer Food Bank","deb@placerfoodbank.org","916-783-0481 x 139","Nonprofit Food Bank","Prime recipient;","Roseville California","Food Distribution to needy families and partnering agencies in Placer, Nevada and El Dorado Counties and serves as a first responder in times of disaster. ","Founded in Placer Food Bank (PFB) is the leading advocate and food distributor for hunger-relief in El Dorado, Nevada and Placer counties, We are in process of updating an additional 44,000 SFT (77,000 total) of warehouse and distribution area space to our site (which is our primary project.) to meet the community needs for hunger relief.  We have opportunities for improving HVAC, energy efficient refrigeration needs- decreasing small refrigeration with larger, efficient models, lighting, and weatherization needs at the least. "]
[null,"Irvington Historical Society, Inc","BonaThompsonBookstore@gmail.com","317-602-2962","Historical Society/ Archive","Subrecipient;","Indiana","Local History, Art, Architecture","The Irvington Historical Society owns and makes its home in a 120 year old building which needs to replace its HVAC system and water heaters.  We would like to upgrade to more energy efficient systems.  "]
[null,"Humane Society of North Texas","info@hsnt.org","817-332-4768","501c3","Subrecipient;","Low-income zip codes in Fort Worth, TX (76103, 76104, 76105, 76106, 76110, 76111, 76112, 76114, 76115, 76119)","Provide animal sheltering and veterinary services to low-income areas of Fort Worth which helps seniors on a fixed income keep their pets.","HSNT owns its main animal shelter at 1840 E Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76103 in a very low income area of Fort Worth.  It is a very old building in need of energy upgrades so we can continue serving low income families and their pets.  We need to update our electrical wiring and use LED bulbs, get more efficient HVAC and plumbing (old cast iron pipes) systems, improve our insulation, and install wifi throughout the facility.  We helped nearly 19,000 pets (and the people who own them) in 2022!  "]
[null,"First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany ","chuckmanning@hotmail.com","518-496-3721","501C3 Religious Congregation ","Subrecipient;","Albany, NY ","We have a green sanctuary committee with a professional engineer, HVAC professional, college professors and other members with community and technical expertise. ","\t\t○ 1925 Section\n\t\t\t§ Experienced historic building Energy Audit \n\t\t\t§ Attic Insulation \n\t\t\t§ Walls Insulation \n\t\t\t§ Sill plates insulation \n\t\t\t§ WiFi Thermostats  \n\t\t\t§ Wet Basement look at solving wet basement issue \n\t\t\t§ Moisture issue which has to be looked at with insulation causing condensation issues\n\t\t\t§ Economizer cooling option for Sanctuary \n\t\t\t§ Fresh Air/ERV based on moisture and occupation \n\t\t\t§ Windows?\n\t\t\t§ Possible could climate add on heat pump\n\t\t○ 1962 Section\n\t\t\t§ WiFi Thermostats\n\t\t\t§ Attic Insulation\n\t\t\t§ Wall Insulation???? \n\t\t\t§ New Windows\n\t\t\t§ Boiler Issues\n\t\t\t\t□ repair/replaces down boiler\n\t\t\t\t□ Upgrade circulators to ECM? \n\t\t\t\t□ Water heater replacement with electric or  heat pump water heater? \n\t\t○ Community Wing\n\t\t\t§ WiFi Thermostats\n\t\t\t§ Review Fresh air system for use only when occupied? Timer and CO2 sensor \n\t• Lighting Review for all LED and motion sensor where appropriate \n"]
[null,"Youth & Family Counseling Services","yfcs@yfcs.org","979-849-7751","501 C 3 non-profit","Subrecipient;","Texas specifically Brazoria, Matagorda and Wharton Counties","Services to Youth and their Families.  Juvenile Delinquency Prevention. Child Abuse Prevention, Suicide Prevention, Family Strengthening and Support, Youth Protective Factors, Individual & Group Counseling, ","YFCS is a small non-profit that is in dire need of a long-term, effective, and efficient solution to our energy costs.  Our building and property are paid for ( no mortgage)  and could be used to create an innovative project that would benefit the agency and thereby benefit the 3 counties that we serve. "]
[null,"Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma","grants@gseok.org","918-749-2551","501(c)3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Eastern Oklahoma","Youth leadership development for girls with programs in STEM, outdoors, life skills, and entrepreneurship.","We have experience with government grants and are interested in increasing energy efficiency across all properties, including transitioning lighting to LED. This will lower our energy costs and allow us to invest more funds into our various volunteer- and staff-led programs serving the eastern Oklahoma community. These include the Girl Scout Leadership Experience; Girl Scouts Beyond Bars, a reunification program serving girls and their incarcerated mothers; a six-week summer resident camp at Camp Tallchief that hosts a variety of outdoor programs; and Staff-Led Troops, a program serving girls who live in eastern Oklahoma's most low-income and disinvested communities."]
[null,"Congregation Beth Shalom","sysop@cbs-bcs.org","979 822 0150","Religious Institution","Subrecipient;","Texas","Building supervisor led engineering teams at the Texas A&M University Energy Systems Laboratory.  Works as a Technical Program Manager in satellite telecom.  Just built a 17% above code home in Bryan.  Licensed PE, Certified PMP.","Congregation Beth Shalom's facility was constructed in the mid-1950's.  To date we have been able to replace the windows and doors, plus add some blown attic insulation. However, the 20 tons of cooling (4500 sq ft) can't keep up with a full house.  We seek to improve energy performance by replacing non-code windows. Replacing the HVAC systems and ducts, replacing the roof with a metal roof (to act as a radiant barrier) and add foam to the underside if possible (it's a low slope roof)."]
[null,"Princeton-Blairstown Center, Inc.","pgregory@princetonblairstown.org","917-576-5168","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Blairstown, New Jersey","The Princeton-Blairstown Center is an outdoor education center that primarily serves young people from historically marginalized communities through experiential, environmental, and adventure-based programs.","The Princeton-Blairstown Center needs funding to support the purchase and installation of solar and geothermal systems to support the more than 6,000 young people and chaperones who spend 1-5 days on our 268-acre Campus. Not only will this help us to reduce our carbon footprint, but it will also help us teach students from Newark, Paterson, Trenton, and New York City about sustainability."]
[null,"Sisters of St. Benedict of Beech Grove IN","facilities@benedictinn.org","317-787-3287","Religious Community","Subrecipient;","Indiana","Practical knowledge of facilities management and energy upgraes.","Energy upgrades to existing buildings"]
[null,"Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum","museum@aahom.org","(734) 995-5439","non-profit, STEM children's museum and nature center","Subrecipient;Partner;","SE Michigan","Environmental Education, STEM education for preK-6th grade, have specialty exhibits built around wind and solar energy in place","Looking to make our children's museum building more environmentally efficient, and update existing alt energy exhibits and/or turn the building into an interpretation around energy use"]
[null,"Sheet Metal Workers Local 7 JATC","Jamalfitanosmw7@gmail.com ","2315901112","Union Apprenticeship for Sheet Metal Workers in Michigan","Subrecipient;","Michigan","Indoor Air Quality, Commercial and Residential, HVAC, Welding, Air and Water Balancing, Architectural Sheet Metal","Due to the need for the increased amount of Sheet Metal Workers to be trained in the new requirements for HVAC and IAQ on newly designed equipment, we need to expand our training centers and build new state of the art,  energy efficient buildings and units to train on. We do not have sufficient funding to fulfill this goal."]
[null,"City View Church","billing@cityviewsd.com","858-330-5510","Church","Subrecipient;","San Diego CA","Provides religious services, community outreach and have public charter school on site","In desperate need of roof repair/replacement, HVAC repair/replacement, window and door repair/replacement"]
[null,"Orange County Music and Dance","kathy@ocmusicdance.org","9498133142","Non-profit organization","Subrecipient;","California","We are a non-profit music and dance school which offers scholarships to students who are under represented and low-income.","We wish to increase our scholarship endowment to provide more scholarships to students with financial need."]
[null,"American Muslim Community Foundation","grants@amuslimcf.org","7345786088","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","National","Connecting with grassroots nonprofit organizations across the country with expertise in grantmaking, capacity building, and professional development.","As the Primary Recipient of the DoE grant, AMCF is committed to community and labor engagement, job quality and workforce continuity, diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility, and the Justice40 Initiative. Founded in 2016, American Muslim Community Foundation (AMCF) is an innovative and award-winning national community foundation dedicated to creating Donor Advised Funds, Giving Circles, distributing grants, partnering on fiscal sponsorships, & building endowments for the American Muslim community. AMCF has committed to social basic needs, racial justice, and health equity initiatives by distributing more than $10,000,000 to over 600 nonprofits."]
[null,"Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation","help@hcrchawaii.com","808-532-3110","501c3 and CDFI","Partner;","Hawaii Statewide","We provide loans and financial technical assistance to nonprofit organization in the State of Hawaii.","We offer flexible loans to nonprofit organizations that complement grant funding."]
[null,"Adkins Arboretum","Gtiernan@adkinsarboretum.org","4106342847","Non Profit Nature Preserve","Subrecipient;","Mid Atlantic - Maryland's Eastern Shore","Promotion of native plants and exceptional experiences in nature.","Solar panels for Visitor's Center and Nursery buildings."]
[null,"Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church ","church@mtoliveamecworton.org","410-778-3328 ","Religious","Subrecipient;Partner;","Kent County Maryland / Worton and Butlertown","We are limited in these areas and are willing to learn. ","Our church is in need of energy upgrades from lighting to heating. Solar is an opportunity we are interested in and it could be used to support ourselves and our community. "]
[null,"Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida, Inc.","grants@fhcswf.org","239-278-3600","non-profit ","Subrecipient;","southwest Florida","Experience as federal and state awardee and subrecipient of grants and contracts ","Retro fit of health clinics - medical and dental; installation on new-construction - 3 buildings in next 5 years - one in federally designated rural area"]
[null,"Preble Street","csaunders@preblestreet.org","2077750026","Social Services Agency","Subrecipient;","Maine","Operate shelters, permanent housing, food programs, and community-based programs to combat poverty and homelessness.","We own several older buildings which would benefit from more efficient systems and would be very interested in off-site solar. "]
[null,"All Saints Lutheran Church Inc","church@allsaintsbowie.org","301-249-6300","religious non-profit","Subrecipient;","Bowie, Maryland","religious institution","All Saints Lutheran Church is seeking assistance from Renew America's Nonprofits to upgrade old, inefficient incandescent lighting in its sanctuary to new, LED lighting in order to improve the energy efficiency of the church facility and reduce the congregation's overall carbon footprint. We are currently in the process of working with a company through which we have an existing relationship for a quote for this work."]
[null,"Marin Clean Energy (MCE)","info@mcecleanenergy.org","415.464.6010","Local government, joint powers authority","Partner;","Marin, Napa, Contra Costa, or Solano Counties","clean energy, clean transportation, renewable energy, energy efficiency, utilities, community engagement","looking to support nonprofits seeking to bring clean and equitable energy solutions to our communities. "]
[null,"Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association","oeffa@oeffa.org","6144212022","Education","Subrecipient;","Ohio","We provide education (conference, technical support, farm tours, workshops) to farmers, including beginning farmers. ","We own our office building. It has an ancient HVAC system that is well beyond its expected lifespan and does not function well. We would like help to upgrade to an efficient modern system."]
[null,"Reconstructing Judaism","aoblak@reconstructingjudaism .org","21-576-0800","Nonprofit--education and religious organization","Subrecipient;","PA, Philadelphia-area","We are well versed in project management but know nothing about how to actualize solar power at our facility.","We are well versed in project management but know nothing about how to actualize solar power at our facility.\nCreating an energy efficient facility is a major institutional priority.  \nWe are looking for support to update out HVAC system and set up solar panels where appropriate on out buildings and property."]
[null,"Olney Theatre Center for the Arts","advancement@olneytheatre.org","301-924-4485","Nonprofit Regional Theater and Arts Center","Subrecipient;","Mid-Atlantic Region; Montgomery County, MD","Olney Theatre produces and curates theatrical performances for diverse audiences and educates a more inclusive generation of theater-makers.","Olney Theatre Center for the Arts - founded in 1938 and serving as one of Maryland's two state-designated theaters since 1978 - is undergoing a multi-year renovation to improve and expand its aging facilities. The Theatre operates multiple stages on 14 acres in central Montgomery County, MD, and the Theatre engages up to 90,000 community members annually. A sub-grant would support a range of energy efficient plans and systems in production shops, educational facilities, performance spaces, and administrative facilities."]
[null,"Polar Bear Sustainability Energy Coop","gm@pbse.coop","313-900-4623","Cooperative ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Metro Detroit Area","Community engagement; program management","Polar Bear Sustainable Energy Cooperative is able to partner by providing community engagement throughout the Metro Detroit region along with strong program management provided by our General Manager and active Board of Directors. Has the ability to serve underserved households."]
[null,"Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County, Inc.","jmcnamara@capslo.org","805 541-4122, ext 2111","Community Action Agency 501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","San Luis Obispo, Monterey and Santa Barbara Counties","Energy efficiency, weatherization, electrification (fuel switching), home repairs, low-income program administration","Provide energy efficiency and electrification improvements in buildings owned by non-profit organizations in a tri-county region in the Central California Coast.  The program will involve a comprehensive approach that includes solar panel installation, fuel switching of appliances, heating and water heating and the installation of energy efficiency measures with the goal of lowering utility costs, improving health & safety and reducing carbon emissions."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington","francisco@mybgc.org","360-448-7089","Non-profit youth development","Subrecipient;","Vancouver, Washington 98665","Youth development","HVAC Upgrades"]
[null,"Chabad of Glendale and the Foothill Communities Inc. ","chabad@chabadcenter.org","818-240-2750","501(c)3 Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","Glendale, Los Angeles County, California","Chabad of Glendale and the Foothill Communities Inc. based in Glendale, California is looking to improve energy efficiency ratings for our existing buildings primarily, but not exclusively, by upgrading our insulation, roof and HVAC system.  We are looking to team with a prime recipient as a subrecipient for the Renew America's nonprofits program.\n","Chabad of Glendale and the Foothill Communities Inc. based in Glendale, California is looking to improve energy efficiency ratings for our existing buildings primarily, but not exclusively, by upgrading our insulation, roof and HVAC system.  We are looking to team with a prime recipient as a subrecipient for the Renew America's nonprofits program."]
[null,"Fauquier Habitat for Humanity","info@fauquierhabitat.org","540-341-4952","Non profit","Subrecipient;","Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties Virginia","Home building and homeownership ","Energy-star appliances and energy efficiency upgrades for our new home builds and existing home renovations for low-income and workforce families. Windows, doors, insulation, caulk and HVAC systems"]
[null,"BANANAS, Inc.","Ops@BananasBunch.org","510-658-7353","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Oakland - San Francisco Bay Area (California)","Programming for families with young children (child care and parenting workshops) and support and professional development for early educators. ","Our 15,000 square-foot, two-story building needs a total replacement of the single pane windows and all of the interior lighting converted to LED."]
[null,"Child & Family Services of Northwestern Michigan","tward@cfs3l.org","2319468975","501c3","Subrecipient;","Northwest Lower Michigan","Human services nonprofit","We want to maximize energy efficiency in our building, which we own. We are interested in renewable energy on-site. We have an Energy & Emissions Action Plan. We are willing to share our journey with other nonprofits. We serve thousands of our neighbors yearly with many supportive services."]
[null,"St. Paul's Episcopal Church","stpaulspv@gmail.com","845-635-2854","Church","Subrecipient;","Pleasant Valley, New York (adjacent to Poughkeepsie)","We have a member who works in the solar industry. We are a non for profit worshipping body with outreach to the community. ","We are interested in solar panels for our parish hall and rectory. Our historic church cannot accommodate panels. In 2020 prior to the pandemic, a survey and study was done. The combined electricity usage amounted to 16,486 KWh - We have some heating oil units which amounted to a cost of 1578 gallons that year. We were advised that converting them to heat pumps may increase the electric demand by approximately 13,000 KWhs. "]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Burlington","tbenosky@bandgclub.org","(802) 864-4496","Youth Service Organization","Subrecipient;","New England, Vermont, Burlington's Old North End","The Boys and Girls Club of Burlington has decades of institutional experience hosting high-quality youth development programs for children from historically underserved backgrounds. ","The Boys and Girls Club of Burlington takes great pride in our facilities, but they are aging and maintaining them over time requires significant expenses. This is especially true of our heating and air conditioning system, which is often out of service and very inefficient compared to modern systems that are available. Our organization has a very real need for support to update our heating and air conditioning system, especially if newer systems are eventually mandated by municipal code. This update would make Club facilities more energy-efficient and would reduce expenses associated with ongoing maintenance. "]
[null,"Community Purchasing Alliance Co-op ","energy@cpa.coop","(202) 810-2725","Co-op ","Partner;","DC & Maryland","Aggregated purchasing for nonprofit organizations by running RFPs for HVAC systems, electricity supply, solar, waste hauling, janitorial, and more. ","Community Purchasing Alliance Co-op is a social purpose purchasing cooperative. Our programs pool the buying power of community-serving nonprofits, schools, and houses of worship to negotiate competitive rates and protective terms on essential operations & facilities services."]
[null,"K'hal Adath Jeshurun","office@kajinc.org","212-923-3582","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","New York","Developed new, highly technical and innovative ideas, tools, and techniques that have the\npotential to reduce operation and maintenance costs, increase efficiency, reliability, and safety.","Insulated roofing for 5 buildings."]
[null,"Volunteers of America Massachusetts","admin@voamass.org","617-522-8086","501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","VOAMASS provides critical delivers integrated and effective care to residents of Massachusetts, including residential treatment programs, diversion services for justice-involved individuals and mental health care. ","Most of the VOAMASS portfolio consists of aging properties which have largely been utilized as congregate environments wherein supportive services are provided to vulnerable populations. Investments in energy efficiency upgrades would not only provide a better experience for our client base but would give VOAMASS the ability to prolong the life of our building systems and place more of an emphasis on the quality of the services provided."]
[null,"St. William RC School - Price Hill","Maria Schoeppner","(513) 471-2989","Non-Profit Grade School","Subrecipient;","Greater Cincinnati Area","Building Trades, Electrical Engineering and Automation Engineering","St. William School is over 100 years old and has an antiquated and failing heating system.  The system is highly inefficient and performs poorly, with temperatures ranging from too high to too low throughout the school.  An upgrade of the steam system and the implementation of a building automation system is critically needed to address these issue."]
[null,"Hilltop Community Church","hilltopjanet@comcast.net","510-223-2431 x:125","Non-Profit Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","City of Richmond / San Francisco Bay Area","Serve our local community with Food Assistance, Children, Youth and Elder Citizen programs and resources. Local partnership with City and Neighborhood councils.","Update out dated lighting throughout facility. Evaluate all energy saving options available to modernize efficiency in our facility of 70,000 SF. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain ","grantteam@bgccp.com","(252) 355-2345","Youth Serving Afterschool and Summer Programs ","Subrecipient;","Our Organization serves seventeen Club locations in seven counties located in Eastern North Carolina. ","As a member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, our organization provides vital assistance to hundreds of kids through academic success programs like homework help, STEM and reading programs.  We also fucus on healthy lifestyles and choices along with character and citizenship programs. ","Several of our Club locations are between 20-40 years old with diferred maintenance projects ranging from HVAC units past their service life and some are out of service due to the expense of repairs and replacement.  Lighting upgrades to LED are needed to replace expense lights in our gyms along with program spaces.  The Windows in our main site, now 30+ years old, need replaced in addition to roofing repairs some locations which had served as community centers 30+ years ago.  "]
[null,"Trekkers","kate@trekkers.org","2075945095","501C3 nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Knox County, Maine","Youth development \nYouth mentoring \nExperiential education \nOlder adolescents  \nRural communities ","We are renovating our current office and building a new program space located in Rockland, Maine. Our goal is to ensure both buildings are as energy efficient as possible and would love funding to support this goal, in addition to technical support and guidance. "]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of the North Valley","rbrobst@bgcnv.org","530-899-0335","Boys and Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Butte County, CA","The Boys and Girls Clubs of the North Valley is passionate about serving those with the greatest needs, offering quality programming to youth without being cost prohibitive. We desire for all young people to have enriching life experiences that will encourage them to become productive, responsible and caring citizens.","We are in desperate need of HVAC in our Teen Center Gym. Currently we have a swamp cooler that is expensive and ineffective. In Northern California we often face temperatures over 100 degrees in the summer and below freezing in the winter. This upgrade would support programming, rentals, and other event programming that we have in the gym. "]
[null,"Brith Sholom Beth Israel Congregation","mary@bsbisynagogue.org","8435776599","Synagogue, Place of worship","Subrecipient;","South Carolina","I am the Executive Director at Brith Sholom Beth Israel","The proposed initiative centers on the installation of an energy-efficient insulated roof system for Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue. Our existing roof, which has served us well for many years, is now in need of replacement. The new insulated roof will not only address structural issues but also significantly improve energy conservation and overall environmental sustainability."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Desert","mrhoades@bgchd.org","760-365-5437","Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","Yucca Valley, California ","Before and after school programming for local youth. ","Roof Renovation and Insulation\nHVAC System \nLighting upgrades "]
[null,"Grace Episcopal Church, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY","lauren@gracehastings.org","914-478-1779","Church","Subrecipient;","Westchester County, New York","Community space for non-profits, Our buildings host church community, nonprofit preschool, nonprofit community counseling center","We are undergoing Energy Assessments now. We have three buildings, one from the 1860's, two from the 1930's. We know all three are lacking in energy efficiency, and would like to care for creation by increasing our energy efficiency. "]
[null,"OIC Philadelphia","dbergman@philaoic.org","(215) 236-7700","501c3","Subrecipient;","North Philadelphia","Workforce Development training programs providing individuals the opportunity to transform their future through the following programs: Hospitality & Tourism Training Institute, Smart Energy Technical Training, Healthcare, Institute for Insurance & Financial Services, and Healthcare.","OIC owns and operates a 100,000 sqft facility located at Broad and Thompson Street in North Philadelphia. OIC is looking to enhance its efficiency at our building by improving our HVAC systems, lighting upgrades, and other efficiency projects to reduce OIC's use of energy and fuel."]
[null,"Arts Guild of Old Forge, dba View Arts Center ","cunderhill@ViewArts.org","315-369-6411","Arts Facility ","Subrecipient;","Central Adirondacks","View is a year-round multi-disciplinary arts center serving Old Forge and the Fulton Chain of Lakes region.  We operate a 29,000 sq ft LEED silver building completed in 2011, including galleries, performance & event space, classrooms & meeting spaces, and a large Pottery Studio.  ","View is seeking funding support to replace an aging HVAC system in the original portion of the current View Arts Center.  The original portion of the building was built more than 30 years ago as a mechanic garage, and the HVAC system is original to that portion of the building, to which the newer art center was joined in 2011.    "]
[null,"St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church and St. John's Academy","CreationCare@SaintJohnPC.org","334-476-1432","Religious nonprofit - Church and school","Subrecipient;","Panama City, Florida","We work with an environmental 501c3, Southern Green Alliance.  They have connections at Florida State University and Auburn University, and some experience in grant writing.  ","Panama City has been devastated by hurricanes, tornadoes, and other extreme weather events.  After Hurricane Michael several improvements have been added to the school: doors, windows, HVAC.  We still need to upgrade the lighting but then we believe we are ready to consider adding solar.  Besides the school there are three other buildings on the campus: church, offices, and mission house.  These all need major improvements before considering the solar option.  Longer-term, we would like to make the campus energy independent so that it can act as a short and mid-term shelter for area residents when bad weather hits. "]
[null,"SNUUC","SNUUC@Optonline.net","5166231204","Religious Organization (Church)","Subrecipient;","Long Island, NY","None","Upgrade of HVAC system to be more energy efficient."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Dumplin Valley","cbakersmith@bgcdumplinvalley.org","865-761-0143","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Tennessee- South East","Boys & Girls Clubs of Dumplin Valley has a proven history implementing Federal and state grants.  The organization has staff with over 10 years experience in grant management.  There are several project managers on the team as well. ","Boys & Girls Clubs of Dumplin Valley serves over 1,000 youth in two counties, with the goal of expanding to two additional counties.  The organizations operates out of facilities in partnership with other community organizations, so facility updates would provide value to the community as a whole. "]
[null,"First Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ in Poughkeepsie, NY","fccoffice@gmail.com","845-454-2960","501(c)3 non-profit church","Subrecipient;","Poughkeepsie, NY","We are a local church interested in being a subrecipient for energy efficiency upgrades.","We are seeking a DOE grant to install heat pumps in our four historic buildings, and to replace our natural gas stove and ovens with an electric induction cook top and electric ovens.  Currently our HVAC systems consist of natural gas or oil-fired steam heating and window air conditioner units.  This project would improve energy efficiency, benefitting the outside groups who use our facilities, including an independent non-profit that provides low-income families with affordable daycare,  as well as our work offering our downtown Poughkeepsie neighbors a welcoming place to receive a meal, free shelf-stable food, toiletries, and gently used clothing."]
[null,"Louisville Climate Action Nework","mtilford@louisvillecan.org","502-999-2774","Nonprofit","Partner;","Kentucky and southern Indiana","LED lighting upgrades\nEnergy audits\nSolar installations\nGeneral building decarbonization\nStrategies to help pay for energy efficiency upgrades","We provide technical assistance to area nonprofit organizations, with a specialty in energy audits and help with solar installations"]
[null,"Soul Purpose","Matthewhouseff@gmail.com","218-205-7176","Recovery Home for men in rural Minnesota","Subrecipient;Partner;","Rural Minnesota-Otter Tail County in West Central Minnesota","Soul Purpose, dba as Matthew House has been providing safe and supportive sober living for up to ten men who are transitioning out of incarceration, treatment or homelessness.  We focus on creating stability, community connections, social supports and self-sufficiency. ","Matthew House is located in a 1913 home in rural Minnesota.  Our home is not energy efficient and we are in need of a new roof, insulation, high energy furnace etc.  Our budget is tight and does allow for any of these necessary and critical updates.  We would appreciate the opportunity to be considered for funding.  Thank you. "]
[null,"Deborah's Place","info@deborahsplace.org","773-722-5080","Not-for-Profit","Partner;Subrecipient;","Chicago","Program planning and implementation\nService provision to women experiencing homelessness\nProperty management","Deborah's Place is able to offer expertise in serving impoverished and vulnerable populations. Deborah's Place owns and operates two properties, both of which are in need of roof replacement/repair. Plans are also in place to convert two existing bathrooms into one larger ADA accessible bathroom."]
[null,"Welcome House","acorns1967@gmail.com ","218-205-7176","Recovery home for women in rural Minnesota","Subrecipient;","Rural West Central Minnesota.","Welcome House is a new recovery home for women located in rural Fergus Falls, Minnesota.  Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive environment empowering women to live a life of faith, free from chemical dependency.  We are a transitional house that provides a family-like, sober living home for individuals on their recovery journey.  Our program benefits individuals in recovery and reinforces a substance-free lifestyle, directly connecting to other peers in recovery, mutual support groups and recovery support services in the community. ","We are located in a large older home that is in need of energy efficient windows, insulation and an energy efficient furnace.  Our budget is tight so we are unable to do these critical updates.  We just opened the home in 2023 and are the only women's recovery home in our region.  Thank you for the opportunity to apply for this incredible program. "]
[null,"Colorado Community Church","dlopes@coloradocommunity.org","303-783-3838","nonprofit worship and community food distribution center","Subrecipient;","Aurora, Colorado","Church membership and their combined technical abilities are well known within DOE engagement circles: Better Buildings Challenge, Connected Communities FOA, Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings FOA.","New, better insulated roof; HVAC control system (currently 19 RTUs operate off own stand-alone programmable thermostat); direct/indirect evaporative cooling; short-term energy storage (may serve as a useful grid-interactive building pilot as it is across the street from a utility substation.)"]
[null,"Sojourner Center","development@sojournercenter.org","602-244-0997","Non-Profit Domestic Violence Shelter","Subrecipient;","Phoenix, Arizona","Congregate Shelter, Transitional Housing, & Community Outreach provider for Domestic Violence Survivors, their children, and their pets in Maricopa County since 1977.","Sojourner Center has two large campuses on one street, one of which is a few decades old, that are in need of various energy efficient upgrades / repairs. Phoenix is currently in the midst of the hottest summer on record, which we expect to continue in the future. Improved energy efficiency would reduce our utilities costs and improve conditions for the participants in our programs. "]
[null,"a peaceful space inc","dpruitt@apeacefulspace.com","678-468-4952","Program and Project Management; Community Engagement ","Partner;","Arizona, California. Oregon","Program development and management; stakeholder engagement; training","Able to provide environmental services and administrative support. "]
[null,"numberauto","contact@numberauto.com","5104348904 text or call","• Stay independent and active with EV for the older people • Enjoy more flexibility with EV • Revolutionary organization-based approach to senior care • Over 25,000 seniors have found a new lease of life with EV","Partner;","• Introducing ev for old people - tailored services for seniors in bay area, California • Access tailored services for seniors, designed to meet their needs • Convenient services tailored to seniors' unique needs in Bay area, California• Experience the difference tailored services make for seniors in bay community","• Unlock independence with ev for older people\n• Move with confidence and feel secure\n• A One-Stop Platform for Older People to Stay Informed and Engaged\n","• Introducing EV - a revolutionary way to stay active for the elderly\n• A safer, healthier and easier way to keep up with elderly active lifestyle\n• An ergonomically designed vehicle for increased safety and comfort\n• Enhancing everyday life with EV for seniors\n• Feel secure and independent with a safe, reliable mobility solution\n• Improved safety, maneuverability, and reliability for seniors\n• Ev tested and approved by the leading experts in elderly mobility"]
[null,"Miami Workers Center","santra@miamiworkerscenter.org","3057598717","501c3 non-profit","Subrecipient;","Miami-Dade County, Florida","MWC is building economic resilience in BIPOC working-class communities, advancing housing, tenant, and care worker rights, disaster preparedness, climate justice, women's rights, and confronting racism.","MWC’s headquarters in the heart of Liberty City, one of Miami’s historically black neighborhoods is a center for community connection, learning, solidarity, and community mobilization. We are developing our building and adjacent property into a vibrant community hub that will offer community meeting and training spaces, an urban garden, co-house local non-profits and offer services, resources, disaster preparedness and also several units of affordable housing to the local community. MWC seek to ensure the building is energy efficient and developed with green building practices."]
[null,"Foundation for Homeless & Poverty Management","contactus@homelesspovertymanagement.org","360-627-7018","Nonprofit organization","Subrecipient;","Kitsap County, Washington","Our programs include help people with social services, equity and inclusion, housing that is affordable and  community engagement especially with people of color. We take a  2-generational approach by helping both parent and child.","As we renovate our building our needs would include Energy-Efficient Lighting, Programmable Thermostats, Insulation Improvements, Energy-Efficient Windows, Solar Panels, High-Efficiency HVAC Systems, Water-Saving Fixtures."]
[null,"St. Peter's/San Pedro Episcopal Church","nathan.w.ives@gmail.com","978-290-8622","Church","Subrecipient;","Salem, MA","Serving our environmental justice community\nLeveraging green technologies to to make active & successful non profits more efficient","St. Peter's/San Pedro Church seeks resources to ensure that its programs and services to our environmental justice community can continue and grow as efficiently and effectively as possible.  By renovating our existing structure to include new & efficient green technologies, we strive to expand our service delivery and make it more efficient & effective. "]
[null,"Saint Rita Catholic Church","building.strita@gmail.com","703-836-1640","Nonprofit 501c3, Religious","Subrecipient;","Alexandria VA, Northern Virginia ","We serve the Alexandria Virginia community. Worship, Religious Education, Community Outreach and Engagement, Charity Work.  ","We would like to make upgrades to our nearly 100-year-old historic church. Primarily improving the energy efficiency of our stained glass windows. "]
[null,"The Salvation Army Henderson Red Shield Club","nschnd.redsheildclub@uss.salvationarmy.org","252-438-7107","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Rural","We serve children from our communities 5 days a week with structed programs geared towards physical, emotional, and mental wellness.","We are in need of two door repairs - the door at the Club entrance has a faulty connection in which prohibits full access from that point of entry. \nA door in our gym has disconnected completed from the closer.\nWe have 5 emergency exit light fixtures that need to be replaced and we in need of 10 cages for coverage to prevent further damages."]
[null,"Family Resource Center of Northwest Ohio, Inc","Grants@frcohio.org","(419) 425-5050","Community Behavioral Health Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Findlay, OH and Lima, OH(Hancock and Allen Counties)","We provide mental and behavioral health services as well addiction services for substance use disorders. Services are provided to both youth and adults. We serve low to moderate income clients in a 5-county area.","FRC provides client services in aging buildings (some were built prior to the 1950's) that require significant upgrades in order to increase energy efficiency. Upgrades to HVAC systems, windows, electrical wiring and lighting are necessary in order to create sustainable and energy efficient spaces for our clients and staff. "]
[null,"Tri- County Regional School District","driscoll@tri-county.us","508 528 5400","Public Vocational Technical School","Partner;","Franklin or wherever there is a need in MA","automotive, carpentry, IT, cosmetology, culinary, dental, early ed, electrical, engineering, graphic communications, health, HVAC, legal & protective, medical assisting, metal fabrication & plumbing and hydronic heating ","we are looking to partner to enhance our vocational programming and expand access to programming. Our adult education program is poised to support as many students during the evening as we have in the day. We are committed to creating a pipeline of skilled workers to the MA workforce. "]
[null,"Community Youth & Women's Alliance","sregag@cywa.org","610-384-9591","Non-profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient","Coatesville, PA\nChester County\n(Philadephia area)","CYWA’s main programs:\n1) Samara House is a residential drug and alcohol treatment program for women with children.  (2) The Gateway Shelter is an emergency homeless shelter for women with children; able to house up to 10 families.  (3) The Family Center provides home visitation and case management services to Coatesville community residents to support our Parents as Teachers program.  (4)  The Food Distribution Program (FDP) is for families and individuals; most clients live within a mile of CYWA and arrive on foot. It is open 9x per month serving an average of 140+ clients during each distribution.\n\nCYWA is working to revive its community dinners, health checks, and children/youth programs that were active prior to Covid.","CYWA’s building is 130+ years old.   The target population served includes low-income and Asset Limited, Income Constrained, and Employed (ALICE) households/individuals.   These two groups represent more than half of Coatesville’s population of ~14,000. \n\nCYWA works with local companies to maintain and improve its facilities.  Primary areas that require upgrading include heating, air conditioning, and window replacements.  The first-floor windows are single pane.  Some areas have no working HVAC equipment\n\nCYWA is working with its local vendors to identify energy efficient improvements that can be made and looks forward to working with other 501c3(s) to learn from and share information.   "]
[null,"B & E Consulting Partners ","be.consultingpartners@gmail.com","708.595.7823","Consulting Partner ","Partner;","Chicago-land /IL ","As a construction and design consultant, my expertise lies in leveraging advanced technical knowledge and programmatic skills to streamline project coordination, optimize construction methodologies, and enhance design solutions.","I have a deep understanding of architectural principles, structural engineering, and building codes that allows me to provide insightful guidance throughout the project lifecycle. I excel in project coordination, utilizing tools like Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Construction Management Software (CMS) to streamline communication and collaboration among stakeholders. My proficiency in cost estimation, value engineering, and sustainable design ensures efficient resource allocation and environmentally conscious solutions. Additionally, my mastery of project scheduling, risk management, and contract administration ensures smooth project execution, delivering high-quality results within budget and timeline constraints."]
[null,"Union Baptist Church of Reading, PA","UBCMinistries@aol.com","484-824-3524","Non profit - Church ","Subrecipient;","Reading, Berks County, PA","We can possibly in preparing budgets for business plans.","We are a church in need of upgrading to a more efficient HVAC system as well as installing energy efficient windows and doors to out church building and our family life center.  We are located in the historical district in the city of Reading and are working to restore historical property."]
[null,"Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club","sclark@fcbgc.org","912-224-2120","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Savannah, GA","Numerous positive youth development programs for disadvantaged boys and girls ages 5-18, provided at one 2 storey building.","Energy efficient HVAC upgrade, new energy efficient doors, new roofing for entire building."]
[null,"Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus","ministryofstteresa@gmail.com","414-241-3112","501c3 Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin","Health & Human Services, Social Welfare - Committed to empowering individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability.  Permanent full time housing for adult women with IDD's.  Community programming for IDD and general public.","Organization has served Southeastern Wisconsin for over 100 years.  Campus buildings are aging and in need of updates and energy efficient improvements. Projects include electrical and HVAC updates, windows, lighting and insulation."]
[null,"Leah Simpson","admin@bgcjc.com","5736342582","education - after school program","Subrecipient;","Central Missouri, specifically Jefferson City","The mission of the club is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible, caring citizens.  ","The Club serves over 550 youths each year at two sites.  Lighting is a big part of the maintenance costs and energy bills for these large facilities.  The Club would like to change out inefficient lighting in order to reduce energy consumption and usage, enhance the quality of the lighting, and lower the impact on the environment. LED lighting uses up to 90% less energy and lasts up to 25 times longer. Also, there are studies that show LED lighting increases the performance level of workers.  For the Club, this would be a benefit for both staff and youth.  "]
[null,"Eastbrook Church & School","eastbrookacademygrants@gmail.com","414-228-7905","501c3","Subrecipient;","Milwaukee, WI","Eastbrook Church & School play a critical role in serving low income and non-traditional communities throughout Milwaukee County. Both Church and School serve a large percentage of first generation immigrants, refugees and permanent residents. Services include ESL/LEP classes, a free medical clinic, primary and secondary education.","The Eastbrook Campus which includes three buildings was constructed in several phases dating back before 1960. Buildings are need of energy efficient upgrades including windows, lighting, electrical updates, HVAC, roofing, solar and other improvements."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Middle TN","kmoore@bgcmt.org","615-983-6836","After school program","Subrecipient;","Middle TN (Davidson and Williamson County)","Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible leaders.","We have been offering youth services for 120 years. We have successfully provided youth with quality afterschool programming and summer experiences. Programmatically, we conduct programs, emphasizing 3 priority outcomes:  Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character & Leadership."]
[null,"Walworth County Fair","walworthcountyfair2022@gmail.com","262-441-1684","501c3 NonProfit","Subrecipient;","Walworth County","Walworth County Fair is one of the oldest, largest and most successful county fairs in the nation. The 100 acre fairgrounds provide education to thousands of youth throughout Walworth county, host events over 36 weeks a year and host some of the largest public gatherings in Walworth. The Fair annually draws more than 250,000 visitors.  WCF is a major education center and tourist destination in South Central Wisconsin.","The 100 acre fairgrounds are in critical need of updates including energy efficient improvements. Lighting, insulation, windows, electrical infrastructure, plumbing and HVAC systems are all in need of update. As a community based non-profit, fair operations largely cover the cost of operations, but do not allow for major investments or upgrades. Deferred maintenance costs may exceed several million."]
[null,"St. Andrew Parish","standrewparishdelavan@gmail.com","262-728-5922","501c3","Subrecipient;","Delavan Wisconsin","St. Andrew's Parish & School play an important role in serving Wisconsin's largest Hispanic population. Both school and parish offer a number of human and social service support ministries including: homeless shelter, food pantry and the largest private school in the County.","The St. Andrew's Parish & School complex dates back to the late 1800's. Comprising three buildings the campus requires substantial investment in lighting, electrical and HVAC components, wiring and insulation."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region","dkinsey@bgcocoee.org","4235598299","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Copper Hill, Tennessee & Athens, Tennessee, Southeastern US","Boys & Girls Clubs excel in youth development, offering expertise in academic support, mentorship, leadership development, recreational activities, and fostering social-emotional skills for lifelong success.","The Copper Basin and Athens Units urgently require energy-efficient resources to enhance programming quality, comfort, and sustainability. Upgrades like HVAC systems, Low-E windows, and LED lighting ensure a conducive learning environment while reducing operational costs and environmental impact."]
[null,"Magnolia Avenue UMC","bemakeshepherdwell@gmail.com","865-300-9021","Non-profit ","Prime recipient;","Urban communities ","We are a local non-profit that has expertise in connecting our urban community to a army or resources such as: a free medical and dental clinic; jobs and housing; meals; and addiction recovery. ","We need resoursces to undergird the good work we are already doing so that we can expand it to more people in our community. "]
[null,"Immanuel Baptist Church","antolin_du_bois@yahoo.com","347-444-0221","Christian Church 501c3","Subrecipient;","Northeast","Solar Energy","New roof and solar hot water system"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware","info@bgclubs.org ","302-658-1870","501 c 3 nonprofit corporation","Subrecipient;","Delaware","Programmatic:\nYouth Development programs\nAccess for disadvantaged youth\nMentoring\nAcademic and career development\nHealth and wellness\n\nTechnical:\nFinancial controls\nCloud based data collection system\n\n","Projects involve repairing/replacing HVAC systems in classroom areas, gyms, and pools. Some of our current HVAC systems are old and inefficient. Air handling in the summertime presents a programming challenge in environments with poor air quality and/or moisture build up.  New HVAC will provide enhanced cooling and greater energy efficiency for a variety of  programs and provide cleaner air environment for members, staff, and others who use our facilities during non-program periods. We are currently very limited in the number of youth we can serve several of our buildings, as a result. "]
[null,"James Madison Education Fund, Inc. ","kalldredge@jamesmadisonfund.org","571-858-9390","501 (c)3 Non-Profit Promoting Civics Education","Subrecipient;","Alexandria, Virginia","Our non-profit has programmatic expertise in promoting and facilitating civic education to promote civic competence, civic responsibility, and the widespread participation of youth in the political and civic life of their communities and the nation.  ","Our building needs upgraded windows to energy efficient windows (including roof windows), new weather stripping/resealing of garage doors, and upgraded heating units (approx. 30 years old) in the stairwells.  "]
[null,"Delhi Center","juanita@delhicenter.org","714-481-9601","Non-Profit Human and Community Services","Subrecipient;","Santa Ana California","We are a trusted non-profit that partners with many local non-profits. We do community outreach and provide teen, senior services and a food pantry.","As a sub-recipient our proposal would include the following items: replacement of airs conditioning unit (11 total), replacement with LED lights throughout the Center, smart thermostat, smart switches, window tints (reduce heat). "]
[null,"Beargrass Christian Church","vivian@beargrass.org","502-896-1161","church","Subrecipient;","southeast USA","Able to convene a group of congregants who can help with managing the projects.","We have lowered our energy bills by tending to the low-hanging fruit (lighting & tightening the church envelop) We would like help with the more costly upgrades like some new HVAC equipment, insulation in many areas of the church, we would like to switch from Gas cooking ranges to electric, need new reflective roofing so we can install solar panels."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Pikes Peak Region","jrider@bgcppr.org","719-570-7077","Youth Development (non-profit) ","Subrecipient;","Colorado Springs/Pikes Peak Region","Youth Development in an afterschool setting & youth safety.","Both of our Clubs in the Pikes Peak Region need some major energy upgrades as these are the original buildings with some of the original parts. \n \nE.A. Tutt Club: HVAC upgrade, lighting upgrade, door & window replacements.\nEl Pomar Club: HVAC & Duct needed and door & window replacements."]
[null,"Delhi Center","juanita@delhicenter.org","714-481-9601","501(c)(3) non-profit organization","Subrecipient;","Santa Ana, Orange County CA","Delhi Center is a private, non-profit community-based organization established in 1969 whose mission is to advance self-sufficiency through sustainable programs in health, education, financial stability, and community engagement. Delhi Center is a full-service center serving Orange County, the City of Santa Ana, CA, with a particular focus on the residents of the community of Delhi.  We do not have a national funding stream or umbrella organization that provides funding. ","Delhi Center owns our building which reaches over 35,000 community members each year through our services, program, rental and food pantry. Our building is showing signs of deferred maintenance and we have not been able to provide any energy efficient upgrades.  Improvements include but not limited to - replace HVAC systems, upgrade lighting to LED and motion censored inside and outside the buildings, low-energy refrigerators and freezers,  window tinting. Solar panel where possible. The energy cost savings would reduce our overhead costs and allow us to more effectively and efficiently serve our community."]
[null,"Springwater Wayland Emergency Medical Services Inc.","chief@s-wems.org","585-213-4049","Volunteer Ambulance Service","Subrecipient;","Upstate NY","Emergency Services, Workforce Development (EMS Training), and Public Education Programs","We are looking for a solution that will both reduce our electric costs and give us the capability to continue emergency operations when we have a power outage, but we also want to reduce our carbon footprint, so traditional generators are not a good option. The solution we would like to implement is a combination of a battery bank system coupled with solar panels to even out usage, reduce grid dependency, and give us 2-3 days run time during power outages. "]
[null,"Zerodraft Maryland, LLC","info@zerodraftmd.com","443-823-9741","Zerodraft Maryland","Partner;","MD, DC, DE, northern VA, southern PA","energy audits, lighting retrofits, EV charging stations, utility bill analysis, plug loads, continuous HVAC optimization","Zerodraft Maryland was founded in 2008 with the mission of sharing our knowledge of building science to help our clients achieve higher-performance, lower-cost and more environmentally friendly commercial facilities and homes.  We serve our affordable housing and commercial clients with our specialized knowledge of utility rebates and federal/state/local grants in the mid-Atlantic region.  As a licensed electrician, we upgrade facilities with our own trained electrical lighting retrofit crews.  Many references from regional nonprofits and affordable housing owners/managers upon request!"]
[null,"Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company","Development@woollymammoth.net","2023933939","Nonprofit Theatre","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","DC, Maryland, VA","Theatre (Producing & Presenting), Creative Workforce, Social Justice, Advocacy, Community Engagement, Sustainability, Facilities Management, Capacity Building","Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company Woolly Mammoth produces courageous and invigorating new work to radically redefine theatre as a catalyst for an equitable, creative, and engaged society.\n\n\n PURSUE BOLD ARTISTRY.\nWe stoke and nurture the creative vision and rigorous process of every project we undertake. We strive for all of our work to flourish to virtuosic heights — in and beyond our walls.\n\nCHAMPION RADICAL INCLUSION AND PROMOTE JUSTICE. \nOur work is rooted in practicing anti-racism through conscious decision-making that centers equity, advocacy, continual learning, and accountability. We are determined to dismantle systems of oppression in our organization and in our culture. We aspire to build a more inclusive society—across race, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, socioeconomic background, religion and political viewpoints.\n\nREIMAGINE COLLABORATION AND COMMUNITY.\nWe approach relationships from a place of abundance, not competition. We actively forge unexpected partnerships that break down silos onstage, offstage, and across industries, communities, disciplines, and mediums.\n\nPRACTICE RELENTLESS INQUIRY AND EXPERIMENTATION.\n\nOur ambition is continual innovation in every aspect of our work in order to challenge and expand the limits of our collective imagination. We find joy in a learning culture where our spectacular failures are held in as high esteem as our spectacular successes.\n\nEMBRACE THE DISCOMFORT.\n\nWe are energized by the messy edges of theatrical style and human experience— in all of its complexity. We nurture risk-taking by our audiences, artists, staff, leadership, partners, stakeholders, and volunteers.\n\nSPARK DIALOGUE AND IGNITE SOCIAL CHANGE.\n\nWe believe that theatre is uniquely suited to add nuance and depth to the cultural conversations happening in our city and our country. We seek to create a brave space for dialogue and action in the middle of Washington D.C., the seat of our imperfect and evolving democracy."]
[null,"Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey","amyk@jewishheartnj.org","732-588-1800","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","New Jersey-Monmouth and Greater Middlesex Counties","We and our partners aid those living with hunger, mental illness, addiction, and financial or personal crises. We combat anti-Semitism and enhance security to make our gathering places safer. We invest the future so the Jewish community of tomorrow can address the issues of its day, making the community vibrant and inclusive.  Cultivating broad-based commitment to shared responsibility for tzedakah (justice) and tikkun olam (repairing the world). ","Our primary needs for the DOE Renew America Nonprofits grant are replacing HVAC unit lighting and a generator. Secondary needs are replacing perimeter doors and retrofitting/upgrading lighting to more efficient energy lighting. Our building houses offices and staff that work directly with other nonprofit organizations allocating funding. We are a faith-based donor-driven organization that works directly with the community. The building is open to the community and has programming from 6 am to 10 pm.  Our electricity drops off often. A backup generator will keep our systems running, especially those of our security systems. The organization has a significant financial drain from outdated equipment and insufficient energy-saving equipment."]
[null,"Boys and Girls Clubs of Chattooga, Gordon, Murray, and Whitfield Counties","ccrump@bgcgmw.org","706-529-5032","5013c Childcare Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Whitfield County (Dalton Georgia)","Club services to underserved youth include after school and summer academic support and whole well-being programs that support their educational, social-emotional, and physical growth.","The Club needs include the following: a controlled access system at the front entrance of the facility, a fixed high-intensity energy efficient lighting system at the front entrance and parking lot, hardware improvements to all 74 doors in the facility, energy efficient door window replacements, a camera-based security system for video surveillance outside of the Club, and roof and insulation replacement in the gymnasium to provide safety to all youth we serve through the most energy efficient measures possible. "]
[null,"Rendall Memorial Presbyterian Church","lborge@gmail.com","206-427-4044","church","Subrecipient;","New York","Worshipping Community and Homeless Shelter","We are exploring options for greener HVAC and electrical systems. We hope to find incentives that could make this feasible for us financially. In recent years, we have undertaken a number of efforts to lower our carbon footprint including a new roof, a heat pump system on our lower level and new windows. Rendall is a small, historic church in Harlem. Harlem is a Justice 40 community.  Rendall is a small but vital Presbyterian Church, that also does a lot of good in our community including operating a a 16-bed homeless shelter. "]
[null,"Arena Players, Inc.","Catherine Orange, Operations Manager, (arenaplayersinc@gmail.com) ","410-728-6500","Nonprofit 501(c)3 Arena Players Inc.-the oldest continually performing and historically African American community theatre in the United States.","Subrecipient;","801 McCulloh Street, Baltimore, MD 21202","Arena Players Incorporated (or Arena Playhouse) is the oldest continually performing and historically African American community theatre in the United States located in Baltimore, Maryland.\n\nThe Arena Players will provide in-kind labor support, consultation, development services and training. We already have the supporting data/documents needed for retrofitting project. The theater runs several productions throughout the year as well as jazz and comedy shows. It offers programs for both children and adults who wish to perform: the Youtheatre program is for children between 4–18 years old and offers performing arts classes such as drama, music and dance as well as theater production; Studio 801 Program is a training and community outreach program for adults who want to perform.","The renovations are intended to repair and replace long needed maintenance concerns for better envelope and more energy efficient upgrades, including HVAC, windows, lighting, roofing, and plumbing. "]
[null,"Congregation Yeshiva Toldos Yitzchok Spinka","spinka18@gmail.com","917.771.4333","Religious House of Worship","Subrecipient;","New York City","N/A","The Congregation operates two buildings which currently have old and inefficient heating systems and lighting fixtures that are candidates for upgrades to be more energy efficient"]
[null,"Church of St. Edward the Martyr","info@saintedwardthemartyr.com","212-369-1140","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","East Harlem, NYC","Nonprofit management","Energy conversion -- elimination of natural gas boilers and conversion to heat pumps"]
[null,"Operation Refuge","operationrefuge2016@yahoo.com","313-551-4043","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Inkster, Michigan","Client choice food pantry; \nSTEAM youth education for girls 5th - 12th grade; \nBuilding trades skills training for youth; \nCommunity development;","We operate two buildings with significant opportunity for energy efficiency improvements. For both buildings, wed’ like to perform an energy audit. In addition to executing recommendations from the audit, we know energy improvements are necessary in HVAC, air sealing, windows, energy efficient roofing, insulation, lighting, lighting controls, appliances (including refrigeration in food pantry), and water reduction devices. \n\nWe operate STEAM and building trades programs that will be enhanced by this project. We intend to include the improved energy systems in our program curriculum and have our students monitor and manage our pre and post energy data. \n"]
[null,"Welcome House","acorns1967@gmail.com ","218-205-7176","Recovery home for women in rural Minnesota","Subrecipient;","Rural West Central Minnesota.","Welcome House is a new recovery home for women located in rural Fergus Falls, Minnesota.  Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive environment empowering women to live a life of faith, free from chemical dependency.  We are a transitional house that provides a family-like, sober living home for individuals on their recovery journey.  Our program benefits individuals in recovery and reinforces a substance-free lifestyle, directly connecting to other peers in recovery, mutual support groups and recovery support services in the community. ","We are located in a large older home that is in need of energy efficient windows, insulation and an energy efficient furnace.  Our budget is tight so we are unable to do these critical updates.  We just opened the home in 2023 and are the only women's recovery home in our region."]
[null,"Oaklyn Baptist Church","obcpastor29@gmail.com","(856) 236-0249","Church","Subrecipient;","Southern New Jersey","Community Resouce, Food Pantry, Temp. Homeless Sight, Heal Awareness Workshop, Community work shops ","Window replacement, REpair building infrastructure, Convert (2) units from oil to gas heating"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of the Grand Strand","kvassell@boysandgirlsclubgs.org ","843-893-3616","Non-Profit 501c (3) ","Subrecipient;","Myrtle Beach, South Carolina ","We never take a one-size fits all approach to address the needs of our youth members. It takes a village of caring mentors, a sage place, and innovative quality programs designed to empower youth to excel in life. ","Our greatest need is to increase club engagement and attendance of our youth ages 14 to 18. Our need to impact your teen population in three focus areas of: academic success, career preparation and community service is essential for their success. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of East Central Alabama","lsistrunk@bgcecal.org","2562367050","nonprofit youth development organization","Subrecipient;","Rural Alabama","club safety","Replacement of outdated doors and windows.  Need to upgrade lighting and leaks in ceilings need to be fixed"]
[null,"Kingdom Vision Church","Jlbrooks28@gmail.com","6628891930","Church","Subrecipient;Partner;","North MS","Community Engagement \nRelationship Development \nDiversity \nOutreach and Evangelistic Ministry \nTraining and Education ","Solar Panels \nLighting \nWindows \nAdditions to the building for youth and children "]
[null,"SEARCH Homeless Services","ccrouch@searchhomeless.org","713.480.9488","Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","Houston, TX","Organization provides street outreach, navigation into housing, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, and early childhood development.","SEARCH is losing our building to highway expansion and purchasing a building constructed in 2009.  We propose to improve energy efficiency in significant ways by upgrading the HVAC system, replacing lighting fixtures, adding window awnings, insulating the roof and adding air locks at the doors, if feasible."]
[null,"Medicine Wheel Collective","lyndonwattermonkey@gmail.com","828-664-0067","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Western North Carolina/Appalachia","*Sustainability Education\n*Permaculture landscaping and food production\n*Off-grid living\n*Alternative energy (PV and micro-hydro systems)\n*Water catchment\n*Plant-based cooking\n*Greenhouse vegetable production","Our educational opportunities (internships, classes, lodging & events) inspire change through hands-on experience in creating and maintaining small-scale sustainable living systems.  The following improvements would help us to educate more people and support the residents/staff/interns/visitors:\nUpgrading off-grid power systems (adding more solar panels, replacing old batteries, inverters and micro-hydro components), expanding water catchment systems, replacing drafty windows and doors, improving insulation, upgrading kitchen appliances for feeding larger groups, cooking classes and food storage."]
[null,"Lotus Bloom","Angela Howard","5107359222","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Early Childhood, Alameda County","Family Resource Center, early childhood education (playgroups), family navigation services, etc. ","Lotus Bloom has a center and would like to upgrade to be energy efficient. "]
[null,"Kraisit Boonyaso ","kraisitboonyaso74@gmail.com","(+66) 095-732-9177","Individual Contributor","Partner;","10/1 Village No. 2, Wat Khanun, Singhanakhon, Songkhla 90330, TH","Asian Pacific American and European","Partner, Individual Contributor"]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Greater Kingsport, Inc. ","laureng@kbgc.org","423-435-0574","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Greater Kingsport, Tenenssee","We are a local BGCA facility providing hot meals, homework help and a safe place for all children 6-17 in the Greater Kingsport area. ","Replacing aging HVAC unit and replace all mercury lights with LED lights at Eastman site. "]
[null,"RK Capital LLC","Kody@rkcapital.group","6055910865","Finance and Capital Group focused on helping churches LLC","Partner;","Midwest ","Finance and Program Oversight","I am a former CFO for mega-churches who has started a company to help churches fund their vision.  I work with churches to utilize their excess land to fund their mission.  I am an experienced leader."]
[null,"National Church Residences","cpage@nationalchurchresidences.org","6142733545","Senior Affordable Housing and Healthcare Provider","Subrecipient;","Asheville, NC; Columbus, OH; Florida","Senior affordable housing development and service coordination. Residential assisted living and independent living provider.","Improving climate resiliency and energy efficiency for senior affordable apartments that participate in HUD grant programs or subsidies or part of the low-income housing tax credit program."]
[null,"Family Promise of Warren County Ohio (FPWC)","linda@ihnwc.org","513-934-5250","4)\t501(C)(3) Homeless Family Shelter ","Subrecipient;","Southwest Ohio","Temporary Housing, Permanent, Sustainable Housing Coordination, and Family Assistance Agency for homeless families and their children","FPWC purchased an 18-room motel.  Project 1: Replace 25+ year old inefficient HVAC units (24) with high efficiency ductless mini-split units.  High efficiency units will result in FPWC being 30% to 40% more efficient. 2: Replace 9 large 1940s single-pane office windows along with the main entry glass door with efficient double pane, low-e safety glass in aluminum frames.  This will significantly reduce the heat load on the main offices by a minimum of 50%. Project cost based on quotes is estimated $120,000.  Based on current electric bills, the payback period is 10 years. Achieving savings will result in FPWC increasing the number of families served and adding additional resources.\n"]
[null,"St. Coletta's of Illinois","info@stcil.org","(708) 342-5200","Non-profit, Social services agency","Subrecipient;","Suburban Cook & Will Counties, IL","Providing educational, vocational, therapeutic, recreational, and medical services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.","We need to replace 8 HVAC units to ensure that our building is comfortable and safe for the vulnerable population that we serve. Our current units are about 20 years old."]
[null,"Union for Reform Judaism","kboonshoft@urj.org","212-650-4080","501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","North America (Specifically Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Georgia, Washington, California, Indiana, Texas, Mississippi, Wisconsin, DC)","-Director of Construction manages projects and budgets. On-site manager oversees maintenance and repairs\n-Procurement processes and CMMS in place\n-Sustainability programs offered","We own 10 residential summer camp properties, many of which are used as year-round retreat centers in addition to our local headquarters in Washington, DC. As we grow our program, we are cognizant of our footprint and emissions and are actively taking steps to reduce our electrical use and costs, minimize our overall emissions, and improve the health and safety of the communities we inhabit."]
[null,"SETI Institute","contracts@seti.org","650-961-6633 or 650-759-1403","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Shasta County California","Astronomy\nElectrical Engineering\nDigital Signal Processing\nScientific Visualization\nAstrobiology\nClimate Science\nSpace Science\nRemote Sensing\nGeoscience\nGeology\nPlanetary Science\nEducation\nOutreach","The SETI Institute operates the Hat Creek Radio Observatory (HCRO), a research facility comprising approximately 150 acres in Shasta County, California.  Scientific instruments hosted at HCRO include the 42-element Allen Telescope Array radio observatory, which undertakes world-leading investigations into the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, astrophysical transients and next-generation instrumentation.  HCRO contains three residences of approximately 5000 sq ft. total, a 16-person dormitory and three laboratories with meeting spaces, control rooms, maintenance rooms and a 150 kW signal processing room.  Most facilities have not had energy efficiency upgrades in approximately 40 years, and we currently have no renewable energy generation on-site."]
[null,"AbilityPath","info@abilitypath.org","650-259-8500","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Bay Area, California","Services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities","We operate a summer camp that serves children and adults with disabilities and could benefit from solar panels on our buildings to reduce our utility costs. "]
[null,"Mount Calvary Holy Church of Winston-Salem","Info@mchcws.org","3367223734","House of worship 501C3","Subrecipient;","930 14th Street NE, Winston-Salem, NC 27105","House of worship serving a disadvantaged community in East Winston-Salem, NC.","Doors and windows of structure need to be replaced due to age of property. Property(church) also needs new furnace and AC unit, as items are as old as the property."]
[null,"Boys & Gurls Clubs of the Colorado River","Autumn@clubriver.org","928-763-1411","Club ","Subrecipient;","Arizona ","Youth development ","All hvac units are old and inefficient which in the Arizona heat is a major concern. "]
[null,"Willing Hands","info@willinghands.org","802-698-0265","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northeast","Food security, reducing food waste","Willing Hands recovers fresh food from farms, grocery stores, restaurants and wholesalers, and delivers it year-round, for free, to 80 social service organizations across the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. Our work is made possible by a strong and wide network of volunteers, food donors, and recipient organizations. Together, we serve 30,000 individuals annually with 4 million servings while mitigating nearly 1 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions from food that would have otherwise gone to waste. We have a Climate Action Plan that identifies priority strategies for reducing our direct emissions as well as increasing avoided emissions through food recovery. According to Project Drawdown, reducing food waste is one of the most impactful climate strategies, and we have a unique opportunity to make a significant difference in that space. "]
[null,"Cincinnati ToolBank","cincinnati@toolbank.org","(513) 246-0015","501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Greater Cincinnati, OH","The Cincinnati ToolBank provides tools, equipment, and expertise to nonprofit and charitable organizations to help them reach their most ambitious goals","In 2019 the ToolBank purchased a 25,000 sq ft building to meet the demand of our nonprofit community. We would like to make improvements to improve energy efficiency and decease our carbon footprint. We have identified the following upgrades: replace five end-of-life HVAC units, 85-8’, 11-4’, and 2-2’ florescent light fixtures inside, 5 florescent light fixtures outside with LED. We also would like to install a rainwater harvesting system that will be utilized to clean our 13,000+ tools and water our pollinator garden."]
[null,"Zion Lutheran Church","info@zionclearlake.org","641-357-5261","Church","Subrecipient;","Clear Lake, IA","Currently manage one other grant and necessary requirements.","Zion has two large buildings to maintain and is seeking to save money on our electricity bill and save energy."]
[null,"Nantucket Lighthouse School","Awaig@nantucketlighthouseschool.org","508-228-0427","501(c)(3) School","Subrecipient;","Nantucket, MA","PreK through 5th grade educators, experiential learning, arts, STEAM, sustainability. ","We are a small private day school serving students PreK through 5th grade through its day school, affordable and accessible after school programming, and summer camp. We have multiple projects which the support of this program would would impact 300-500 children annually. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Baldwin and Jones Counties, Inc.","phunterbgc@gmail.com","478-295-2660","Nonprofit 501C(3)","Subrecipient;","Southeast","32 years of technical and programmatic skills implemented within the organization."," Lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements are desperately needed in order to maintain the core foundation of our facility.  Due to lack of funding, and our ability to raise capital funds at this particular time, makes it impossible to take care of our needs on our own as we endeavor to continue to serve the youth in our community."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Baldwin and Jones Counties, Inc.","phunterbgc@gmail.com","478-295-2660","Non-Profit 501 C(3)","Subrecipient;","Southeast Regional Area: Baldwin and Jones Counties","We provide afterschool services to youth in grades K-12th. We work with youth to ensure that they become productive, caring, and responsible citizens as we prepare them for 21st century careers."," Our organization has been in existence since 1988.  Due to the rural community in which we exist, it has been extremely difficult to raise the funds needed to take care of the needs in which we need which are as follows: lighting upgrades, roof replacements with insulation, HVAC upgrades, and door or window replacements are needed.  Taking care of these necessities not only provide a safe haven for our afterschool youth, it also affords us the opportunity to improve our ability to become energy efficient using energy efficient materials (product, equipment, or system), supporting our ability to reduce the use of energy or fuel by our nonprofit organization."]
[null,"The Trustees of Reservations","aburgess@thetrustees.org","978-338-1175","501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts (statewide)","Conservation, Historic Preservation, Ecology, Environmental Advocacy, Environmental Protection, Museums, Historic Collections and Archives, Historic Structures, Contemporary Art, Programming, Stewardship, Strategic Planning, Public Engagement, Climate Change","For over 130 years, The Trustees of Reservations (The Trustees) has preserved, for public use and enjoyment, properties of exceptional scenic, historic, and ecological value across the Commonwealth. We need to upgrade our facilities, improve energy efficiency, reduce costs, and convert to renewable energy sources where possible across our portfolio of historic homes, museums, education centers, farms, offices, and vehicle fleet. We are a statewide organization with a diverse range of energy needs and uses, and seek funding and partnerships to advance our systems, strategies, and implementation efforts in the coming decade. www.thetrustees.org."]
[null,"deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum","cavenia@thetrustees.org","781.259.8355","501(c)(3) Non Profit, Museum","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","Visual Art, Contemporary Art, Museums, Exhibitions, Sculpture, Programming, Stewardship, Preservation, Climate, Environment, Historic Structures, Strategic Planning, Public Engagement","Established in 1950, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum offers a changing landscape of large-scale modern and contemporary sculpture as well as a robust slate of changing exhibitions in the museum galleries that have earned it a national reputation. As we prepare for the next phase of its history, deCordova requires significant capital investment to ensure the galleries remain a safe environment for art as well as a welcoming environment for visitors. In doing so, we must consider environmental impacts and energy efficiency, and are seeking funding and partnerships to accomplish this work. "]
[null,"LYF Foundation","gurusadhana@lyffoundation.org","505-367-1380","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Northern New Mexico","Feeding Justice 40 disadvantaged community\nHousing vulnerable and elderly\nVast experience in housing development and related mechanics","LYF needs to improve the energy efficiency at our many facilities to better serve the local and global Sikh community and relieve cost burdens on the congregation. Our primary energy goal is major improvement to one New Mexico Gurdwara (temple) and its free kitchen, which serves pilgrims from all over the world and local Justice 40 vulnerable communities. LYF has a lot of experience in property care. Our team includes engineers, architects, solar technicians, and builders. LYF can meet the 20% fund match to grant monies awarded."]
[null,"Elizabeth H. Faulk Foundation, Inc.","j.price@faulkcenterforcounseling.org","5614465617","501c3 Nonprofit (Mental health service provider)","Subrecipient;","Palm Beach County, FL","I have grant writing expertise. Happy to assist someone if they want to apply as a prime recipient. We don't have the capacity to operate in this role.","I have a 40 year old building that we own. I need new windows, new ACs, and new external doors. Given the size of the building and the style of the building (lots of windows), we could easily spend over $200K on just windows alone. We are a no-cost, low-cost direct service provider of individual, couple, family and group counseling services that has been in the community 50 years."]
[null,"Mountain Sky Conference, United Methodist Church","creationjustice@mtnskyumc.org","(303) 733-3736 ","Faith-based Non-Profit - A regional, denominational body that coordinates and conducts ministry and the business of the conference.","Partner;","Colorado, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, New Mexico","A decision-making body with 325 churches in five western states, collaborating within communities on initiatives and missions with a focus that includes DEIA values. ","In general, MSC will help with the administrative burden, technical oversight of projects, and programmatic requirements to comply with federal financial assistance regulations effectively. Identify subrecipients that need energy upgrades, are in financial need, and projects with high energy-savings potential.  Subrecipients will be local churches and community non-profits.  MSC includes 325 churches in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, with collaborative agencies beyond its geographical area.  Community engagement is a significant component of the mission and ministry of MSC churches.  MSC will support local churches in assessing community needs related to this program."]
[null,"Aerospace Museum of California","Director@AerospaceCA.org","916-564-3250","501(c)3 nonprofit museum","Subrecipient;Partner;Prime recipient;","California; Northern California","Technical assistance; Project Management; Program Management; Portfolio Management; Community engagement ","Needs:  Our 11 HVAC units are in dire need of replacement. We have numerous community partnerships that will highly leverage DOE resources provided.  We desire to shift from GAS/Electric to ALL electric HVAC in partnership with our local utility provider SMUD and other collaborative partnerships.  Additionally, request assistance with battery storage capability to augment our solar PV system and help flatten the demand curve for the museum. "]
[null,"Boys and Girls Club of Phillips County ","nicole@bgcphillipscounty.org","870.572.1711","Boys and Girls Club 501 (c) (3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Arkansas","A safe place for children to learn, grown and have fun when school is out.  Program offerings include STEM, Arts, gym and homework help.   ","Our needs are lower utility costs, more energy efficient doors and windows, roof replacement with insulation, upgrades to lighting to decrease utility costs, HVAC upgrades, repairs/and or replacement, and door and window replacements.  If it is deemed more cost efficient a switch from natural gas to an all electric HVAC system.  "]
[null,"Weill Cornell Medicine","anm2140@med.cornell.edu","646-962-7692","Medical College","Subrecipient;","NYC","Project management expertise, identification and implementation of various energy conservation initiatives","Funding to execute energy conservation and decarbonization projects across campus"]
[null,"Rabbinical Academy Rabbi Chaim Berlin","ziskindsash@gmail.com",9172261457,"Higher Education","Partner;","Brooklyn NY 11230","Building Management Systems, Energy audits, Energy Reduction, Ventilation Duct Sealing, HVAC system efficiency, Energy Measurement & verification","We are a multi-service Philanthropic Educational organization. We assist first-time home buyers with loans and mortgages, stabilizing the neighborhood."]
[{"$nulls":8},"Our aim is to recover heat from the exhaust air of our commercial kitchen using promising technology to achieve net-zero energy for buildings. The following improvements will help us achieve our goals:"]
[{"$nulls":8},"Replacing our thirty-three-year-old BMS system to improve energy utilization efficiency and reduce exhaust emissions."]
[{"$nulls":8},"In addition, we need to replace older inefficient HVAC units and Air Duct Sealing."]
[{"$nulls":8},"By installing heat recovery units we will recover heating and cooling from the exhaust air of our HVAC systems."]
[null,"Mesivta Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin Elementary Division","Mchernoff@myrcb.org",7183775800,"School, summer camp and USDA food program administrators.","Subrecipient;Partner;","Brooklyn NY 11230","Energy Reduction, HVAC system efficiency","To achieve energy reduction and our carbon footprint, we will need to replace our old inefficient HVAC units at Building #B and replace old drafty windows at Building #A."]
[{"$nulls":7},"We are also an authorized LEA for the USDA child nutrition program administering other schools in addition to our own.","We are successful recipients and have completed many Federal and State grant projects to help avoid Hate and Terrorist harm in our area."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We can solicit other nonprofits to join and implement energy-saving projects thereby reducing their utility costs."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We are a multi-service Philanthropic Educational organization, summer camp, Emergency food assistance, and USDA food program. During the COVID-19 pandemic, our school prepared over 6000 meals daily for the community."]
[null,"American Legion Melvin Cowart Post 274","wjbullock1997Aaol.com","239 463-6591","Veterans Organiztion","Prime recipient;","Fort Myers Beach, Fl.","we are a fraternal Veterans Organization , that is designed to help Veterans, active service members, to assist our widows and orphans, to foster a sense of obligation to our community, To promote patriotism and americanism in our communities, state and nation","Currently we are in the rebuild process of the complete destruction of our Post from hurricane Ian. We have currently lost our ability to have a safe refuge for Veterans to gather to express their feelings on the devastation that they endured. We have lost our fundraising ability to support our Comrades in the VA hospital, run our low cost meal program to help Veterans and people of our community to off set the high cost of living. Although our building is sound the need for a complete overhaul of our central meeting area is paramount. This will help us be in a state of preparedness for the next natural disaster by providing a central staging area for the Ft. Myers Beach community , to access its use for education of the Veterans and the people of our community, provide medical assistance , administer shots and provide a place to address any mental health issues that may arise"]
[null,"Camp Morris","zsashitzky@myrcb.org",9172261457,"Educational Camp with Student, Staff and Faculty Housing","Subrecipient;Partner;","Woodridge NY 12789, Sullivan County NY","Building Management Systems, HVAC. We have developed, built, and are operating educational facilities, gyms, pools, athletic courts, and Student, Staff, and faculty housing.","We are interested in Geothermal and Solar generating technology.  Also utilizing heat from the hot kitchen exhaust air for domestic hot water and pool water heating, Replacing outdated commercial kitchen equipment that is wasting fuel, thereby reducing energy consumption, aiming to achieve zero carbon emissions."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We have developed, built, and are operating on 127 acres, educational facilities, gyms, pools, athletic courts, and Student, Staff, and faculty housing. Costing over thirty million dollars in infrastructure development.   We have technical ability in the construction and mechanical aspects of facilities.  We use professional engineers and energy consultants when needed."]
[null,"Camp Morris","zsashitzky@myrcb.org",9172261457,"Educational Camp with Student, Staff and Faculty Housing","Subrecipient;Partner;","Woodridge NY 12789, Sullivan County NY","Building Management Systems, HVAC. We have developed, built, and are operating educational facilities, gyms, pools, athletic courts, and Student, Staff, and faculty housing.","We are interested in Geothermal and Solar generating technology.  Also utilizing heat from the hot kitchen exhaust air for domestic hot water and pool water heating, Replacing outdated commercial kitchen equipment that is wasting fuel, thereby reducing energy consumption, aiming to achieve zero carbon emissions."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We have developed, built, and are operating on 127 acres, educational facilities, gyms, pools, athletic courts, and Student, Staff, and faculty housing. Costing over thirty million dollars in infrastructure development.   We have technical ability in the construction and mechanical aspects of facilities.  We use professional engineers and energy consultants when needed."]
[null,"The Freedom Tour","melissa@thefreedomtour.org",8632473256,"Non Profit Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Polk County FL","Electrical, wiring, communication upgrades, and technology upgrades to buildings","Needs: Energy efficiency in cooling, refrigeration, and freezing for food bank. "]
[null,"Automotive Hall of Fame","mfourcroy@thedrivingspirit.org","313-240-4000","501C3 Non-Profit - History Museum","Subrecipient;","SE Michigan","History of the Individuals who Invented, Innovated, Designed, Engineered, Marketed, Managed, and/or Significantly Impacted the Trajectory of the Automotive Industry and thus impacted the cultural history of How we, as a society and individuals Live, Work, and Play.","AHF’s Museum, built in 1997. Little further investment or upkeep of the infrastructure has ensured since. With the 2019 Strategic Plan, a new leadership team accepted the challenge of renewing the museum’s 9,000 sq ft. of exhibitory, upgrading the facility’s environmental and security systems to assure AAM standards of care of its for collections and artifacts and basic amenities for students and public museum guest visits.  They also committed to building a digital footprint to support exhibits and digital experience for those visiting virtually.  Upgrades needed include a wi-fi system, IT infrastructure, a server, HVAQ, Electrical, Content Management Systems. "]
[null,"Mesivta High School","zsashitzky@myrcb.org",9172261457,"Educational and Community organization. ","Partner;Subrecipient;","Kings County Brooklyn NY","HVAC Configuration and Building Management Systems, We have developed, built, and are operating educational facilities, gyms, pools, athletic courts, and Student, Staff, and faculty housing.","We are interested in Geothermal and Solar generating technology.  Also utilizing heat from the hot kitchen exhaust air for domestic hot water. To achieve energy reduction and our carbon footprint, we will need to replace our old inefficient HVAC units and Boilers."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We are successful recipients and have completed many Federal and State grant projects to help avoid Hate and Terrorist harm in our area."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We are a multi-service Philanthropic Educational organization, Sponsoring five community Synagogues, Emergency food assistance, and USDA food program administrators."]
[{"$nulls":8},"We can solicit other nonprofits to join and implement energy-saving projects thereby reducing their utility costs."]
[null,"Partners Southeast","Jbrown@partnerssoutheast.com","225-923-8112","Non profit development firm","Subrecipient;","Southeast ","Real estate development and working with U.S. Department of HUD","Non profit real estate development firm seeking opportunities to increase energy efficiencies within its older housing portfolio."]
[null,"Dayton Raiders Swim Club","daytonraidersswimclubpresident@gmail.com",9374909521,"Non-Profit ","Subrecipient;","Southwest Ohio","Non-profit offering swim lessons and swim team to kids of all ages. ","Our natatorium (pool area) air handling system is past its usable lifespan and needs replaced. The system was used when purchased and not sized correctly for the building. Need to replace entire system with appropriately sized and energy efficient system. "]
[null,"Volunteers of America Mid-States","info@voamid.org","502-636-0771","501c3 ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Kentucky and Tennessee","Human Services (Housing, Substance Use, Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities) ","VOA is building an 80 unit affordable housing building in Louisville, four substance use treatment facilities across Kentucky (two renovations, two new builds), and renovating its century-old family emergency shelter building in Louisville. The organization also owns 16 residential homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Nashville, Memphis and Northern Kentucky. "]
[null,"SUNCOAST YOUNG PEOPLES THEATER, INC.","info@richeysuncoasttheatre.com","727-842-6777","Community Theatre","Subrecipient;","New Port Richey, Florida","Community Theatre, Education and Economic Development","We have 9 commercial air conditioning units. The newest one being about 14 years old. The organization frequently has significant energy consumption. Electrical consumption can reach above $1500 per month. We are seeking to replace them with more efficient units. "]
[null,"For Oak Cliff","xavier.henderson@foroakcliff.org",2143947844,"Nonprofit (501c3)","Subrecipient;","Dallas - 75216 zip code","Our community center is 20,000 sq ft and sits on 10 acres. We provide free dual-generation programs to all ages here in Dallas.","Built in 1971, we purchased our building from its previous owner, the YMCA, and now own it debt free as of December 2022. New to the campus, For Oak Cliff serves 60-75 people weekly with over 3100+ members enrolled in our free membership.  Though our building is in operable condition, we need updates for our HVAC, plumbing, and more. We have 10 acres of land with a swimming pool, athletic fields/courts and green space we need support preserving. We hope to make our campus environmentally sustainable. We have multiple projects that would be eligible for consideration, and opportunity."]
[null,"The Mustard Seed Project of the Key Peninsula","finance@themustardseedproject.org","253-884-9814","nonprofit senior services organization","Subrecipient;","Western Washington State, Key Peninsula (rural area)","Senior Services Center","Solar energy systems to replace electric, gas generators, and propane reliance."]
[{"$nulls":7},"Nonprofit Assisted Living Housing"]
[{"$nulls":7},"Nonprofit Admin Offices"]
[null,"Plummer Youth Promise","njones@plummeryouthpromise.org","978-744-1099","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Salem, Ma","Subrecipient","Planning geothermal and solar installation for winter 2023-2024"]
[null,"Rosenbach Museum & Library","grants@rosenbach.org","215-732-1600","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA ","The Rosenbach Museum & Library is an arts and culture org hosting courses, performances, exhibitions, a literary festival, research opportunities, a podcast, and online engagements. ","The Rosenbach houses its world-class, 400,000-item collection of rare books, manuscripts, and fine art, in two historic townhomes in the heart of Philadelphia, PA. The townhomes are in need of significant upgrades to protect the collection and ensure visitor safety. These include heating and cooling repairs and accessibility upgrades.   "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Camden County","Camden County, NJ","856-966-9700","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Camden, NJ","BGCCC is a nonprofit organization in the City of Camden.  We have been the recipient of local, state and federal funding ","BGCCC has a 17 year old building with aging and date infrastructure.  We have a need for a new roof, new lighting and new hvac in order to upgrade equipment and save costs on utilities."]
[null,"Selina De La Pena","sdelapena@faihp.org","559-320-0490","Native Non-Profit and a Native Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","high need community in Central Valley of California ","have no real technical expertise, just programmatic expertise serving an under-represented community with health care, education and life skills support.  ","facility upgrades all around for improvement with energy efficiency, lighting upgrades, roofing, windows, HVAC system, etc.. "]
[null,"Federated Community Church","vkvk@bresnan.net","307-921-1777","Church (non-profit)","Prime recipient;","Thermopolis, Wyoming","We are looking to update our heating/cooling system as our 60+year old boiler is in constant need to repair.","To save cost on heating and also on yearly repair costs to keep existing boiler functioning"]
[null,"Mixed Blood Theatre","info@mixedblood.com","612-338-6131","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Midwest/Minnesota","We support and represent a high-need community in an overburdened and underserved n neighborhood as defined by CEQ and USDS. There is potential for high energy savings and we have high financial need.","Mixed Blood occupies a 140 year old firehouse that we converted to a theater. Given its age, the building requires tuck pointing, insulation, and a new energy efficient HVAC system. We intend to install solar panels as well. We are in a high need neighborhood, in the most diverse block west of Chicago. Our building serves our mostly East African community. As a non-profit, we are in the process of raising the much needed funds for this green upgrading and we will require subsidies, grant, and supports as preliminary estimates cost three-times our operating budget. "]
[null,"Pius X High School","emily.moore@piusx.net","402-488-0931","501(c)(3) non-profit religious high school","Subrecipient;","Lincoln, Nebraska","Nebraska’s largest Catholic co-educational high school serves 1,060+ diverse 9th-12th grade students, hosting 3,090+ athletics competitors, and 830+ summer camps registrations including K-12 students from 40+ schools.","Opened in 1956, the majority of the school’s 969,000+ sq. ft.  facilities are mid-century originals, with inefficient HVAC and ventilation systems. Two different software systems controlling the school’s HVAC have been combined into a single system, but it still cannot effectively regulate temperatures, especially during the extreme heat and cold of our Midwestern weather. An energy efficiency audit is planned to identify recommended upgrades including HVAC and ventilation systems to increase energy efficiency, reducing high-cost energy consumption while making the school’s oldest facilities more conducive to students’ learning and to hosting regional/state athletics competitions, and K-12 summer athletics camps."]
[null,"Community Purchasing Alliance Cooperative (CPA)","energy@cpa.coop","202-810-2725","Not-for-profit purchasing cooperative of nonprofits","Partner;","DC, MD, VA, MA, CT, IL, OH","Competitive purchasing and procurement, RFPs, HVAC, energy, system replacement, system maintenance, energy audit, waste hauling and composting","CPA Co-op is a purchasing cooperative of nonprofits that pool their purchasing power to lower operating expenses while shifting spending to align with their values. CPA Co-op secures fair contracts with reputable vendors across multiple industries (solar, HVAC, waste hauling, security, janitorial, electricity, gas). "]
[null,"Community Health Centers of the Central Coast, Inc. (CHCCC)","elias.guzman@chccc.org","805-361-8054","Healthcare Non-Profit 501(c)(3) ","Subrecipient;","The Central Coast of California with Headquarters in Santa Maria, CA ","Healthcare for Underserved Populations","CHCCC is comprised of 28 Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) operating on the Central Coast of California. Our sites are in need of funding to help improve energy efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint of our facilities. CHCCC is also interested in expanding the use of solar energy at the majority of our service sites."]
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[null,"Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve, Inc.","Tavia@KYNaturePreserve.org",5022284362,"Environmental and Educational","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","Programmatic expertise is environmental educational programming, as well as working with families experiencing hardships and children with special needs. ","We own and maintain three structures over 200 years old. One is an old dairy and tobacco barn that has been used for 40 years, with few upgrades, by the county library. It needs a complete overhaul, as it is not energy efficient. We want it to become a model of sustainable energy use and resources, but we don't have the funds for this work. We'd greatly appreciate any and all help! Thank you. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Mantee County ","infor@bgcmanatee.org","941-761-2582","Non-Profit 501c3    Youth Development","Subrecipient;","Florida - Manatee County","Youth Development ","The agency owns/operates two club facilities. Both facilities have been reviewed and are considered excellent candidates for solar installation. Additional energy efficiency and plumbing upgrades would make the buildings more energy-efficient and sustainable. "]
[null,"Crosspoint Inc","sylvia.gonzales@cpsatx.org","(210)549-4661","501 c(3) non profit","Subrecipient;","San Antonio, Texas","Program Management\nCounseling\nData Analytics\nProject Management","Have 4 locations that house clients. Veterans, Mother with addiction who have children and Pregnant Females with addiction, Bureau of Federal Prision clients. Our cause is to assist these clients with the tools needed to succeed. Counselling of client and families as assigned."]
[null,"Church of the Wayfarer","office@churchofthewayfarer.com","831-624-3550","Church/Community Center","Subrecipient;","Central Coast California","Community involvement and hosting of unhoused people twice a month (in partnership), AA meetings,   artist studios, yoga, tai chi, local business meetings, music recitals, weddings, memorial services, and worship. We are the geographical center of Carmel, CA and we want to increase our presence in the community.","Seeking to upgrade lighting, heating, doors and windows where possible. The building is used for community events as well as church-related activities. It also has studios for local artists. The original sanctuary was built in 1904, but the grounds were expanded and the current attached building was finished in the late 1940s. The building has been in need of upgrades for decades. Our goal is to increase community involvement and use of the property, and to do that we need to make improvements. We are very aware of the benefits of newer technology in reducing our carbon footprint and we want to be as green as possible."]
[null,"Mount Vernon Nazarene University","mvnugrants@mvnu.edu","(740) 392 - 6868","Higher Ed Institute, Non-Profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Central Ohio","We are a private, Christian, Higher Educational Institute in. Mount Vernon, Ohio","MVNU would benefit from this grant opportunity in several ways; one of these being to install building automation systems (BAS) that would minimize unoccupied runtime. BAS systems would allow us to schedule when the buildings are being used and to revert to more efficient settings when unoccupied. Replacing out of date boilers and rooftop HVAC units would help increase efficiencies and reduce wasted energy. Replacing EPDM black rubber roofing with some additional insulation and white TPO roofing reducing heat absorption and increasing building R factor. Lastly, replacing drafty windows and leaky doors with new high efficiency insulated models."]
[null,"Eastern Mennonite School","leamanp@emhs.net","540-236-6000","K-12 Private School","Subrecipient;","Harrisonburg, Virginia","K-12 Education","HVAC efficiency on 7 roof-top units that have exceeded their life span and use 1990's type refrigerant.\nReplace the cooling technology for the walk-in refrigerator and freezer; also using old refrigerant/technology.\nReplace all single-pane glass for improved thermal barrier."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County","cindy@bgcmonmouth.org","732 775-7862","501c3 Non Profit Youth Development organization","Subrecipient;","Monmouth County, New Jersey","BGCM is a non-profit youth development organization whose mission is to empower all young people—especially those who need us most—to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. When youth visit one of our sites across Monmouth County, they are provided with a broad range of activities and services, including homework help, mentoring, sports and recreation programs, arts programs, access to computers and technology, service and leadership clubs, and so much more. ","Our facility is over 50 years old and in need of repairs for safety and energy efficiency.  Upgrades are needed in the HVAC system, plumbing, and windows."]
[null,"Mercy Vineyard Church","info@mercyvineyard.org","612-239-8066","Church ","Subrecipient;","NE Minneapolis (55413 Zipcode) ","We are a church who has a heart to bless the surrounding neighborhood, and would like to better utilize our building for the community. ","\n1.       Install smart thermostats\n\n2.       Replace built-up roof with white single-ply roof membrane to maximize solar photovoltaic (PV) performance and increase insulation above roof deck. Install ballasted PV solar array on roof.\n\n3.       Infill unnecessary window/door openings.\n\n4.       Remove exterior paint, install exterior air barrier, insulation, and cladding.\n\n5.       Investigate converting mechanical systems to heat pumps sized for demand of building with envelope upgrades. Coordinate prior to roof replacement to reduce unnecessary roof openings. Consider zonal heating/cooling solutions due to portions of building being frequently vacant.\n\n6.       At end of service life, replace water heaters with heat pump hybrids.\n\n"]
[null,"Haven for Hope of Bexar County","Development@havenforhope.org","210-220-2100","Non-profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","San Antonio, Texas, Bexar County","Homeless services","Haven for Hope provides shelter for more than 1,600 clients on any given day and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year and has for the past 13 years. Our facility is located on 22-acres. \nAs the facility is always open and serving clients as well as aging, Haven for Hope currently has the need for capital improvements necessary to improve health and safety of clients, lower utility costs, and renovate spaces that are outdated and not energy-efficient."]
[null,"St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran","d_mgroce@labs.net","814-384-3025","church","Subrecipient;","Erie County, PA","community communication\ninterdenominational communication\nelectrical installations\nrelevance of care for planet Earth","reduction in electrical power consumption via photovoltaic panels on roof and other CO2 footprint-reducing enhancements\nreplace outdated appliances with newer more efficient models\nfeed any excess power into grid\ncommunicate benefits to the community, including households, businesses, and other organizations of faith\ninstruct others in the process for improving energy efficiency"]
[null,"Healing Hunger Beaver County","amy@healinghungerbc.org","412-377-1542","501(c)3 ","Subrecipient;","Aliquippa, Beaver County, Pennsylvania","Community building, Networking with local churches and non-profits, food insecurity, food handling and safety","We are housed in a church from the 1950s and are working on building a commercial kitchen.  We are looking to support our programs through upgrading the lighting, purchasing energy efficient equipment and replacing windows and doors. This would enhance food safety for our food pantry, community meal and free food truck programs, since it would help keep fresh food storage at safe temperatures.  We are very aware of the increased energy commercial appliances use and are looking for opportunities to be good stewards of the earth while serving free, nourishing food to those facing food insecurity."]
[null,"Golden Magnolia Sanctuary","Contact@goldenmagnoliasanctuary.org","(641)323-3663","Non-profit community center/resilience hub","Subrecipient;","Fairfield, Iowa ","Grassroots servicing soup kitchen and resilience center","We need to weatherize our facility to be energy efficient and independent to serve as a refuge in disaster as well as save money so we can stretch our programming further. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Fresno American Indian Health Project, Inc","sdelapena@fahip.org","559-320-0490","Boys & Girls Club non-profit","Subrecipient;","Fresno, California","none","windows, doors, roof and insulation for energy efficiency, HVAC improvements and lighting upgrades for building housing clubhouse."]
[null,"Circuit Playhouse, Inc.","development@playhouseonthesquare.org","901-725-0776","Performing Art Center","Subrecipient;","Memphis Region, Tennessee","501C3, potential for energy savings, has financial need, benifits high need community","Windows, HVAC, Insulation"]
[null,"First Pentecost Assemblies International Church","jackieowens8@yahoo.com","708-339-7484","501c(3) Nonprofit Religious ","Subrecipient;","Harvey, Illinois (Greater Chicago Metro)","Local church ministry preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ","Our primary goal is to replace our aged boiler system with a new clean burning energy efficient system.  As a secondary goal, we would like to convert our current electrical service to capture and store Solar energy via rooftop Solar panels."]
[null,"New Mission Church","carolyngraves@vaumc.org","75-404-3612","Church","Subrecipient;","Eastern Shore","computers","In need of new windows and installation of walls "]
[null,"St. John's Area School","principal@saintjohnsschool.net","320-968-7972","Catholic elementary school","Subrecipient;","Small, rural Midwestern town in central Minnesota","Our school offers PreKindergarten through 6th grade academic instruction and faith formation.","We need to replace over 30 inefficient, leaking, sixty year old windows in our school building."]
[null,"Philadelphia's Magic Gardens","facilities@phillymagicgardens.org","2157330390","Museum","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Arts education, preservation, exhibitions, local history","Two buildings in need of major efficiency assessments and upgrades, including but not limited to heating and cooling, window improvements. "]
[null,"Khalsa Family Farms Inc.","sirivishnu@khalsafamilyfarms.com","9177476461","501c3 supporting organization","Subrecipient;Partner;","Northern New Mexico","Property development. Sustainable agriculture. Soil improvement. Food distribution. Construction. ","funding for expansion of agricultural facilities, specifically high tunnels, cold storage, plant seeding, and work exchange facilities. \nable to attract and maintain labor to produce and distribute high quality produce. "]
[null,"B H S Hope Inc.","bhshope@outlook.com","3022904528","Trap & Release for Feral Cats","Subrecipient;","Sussex County Delaware","Trapping of Feral cats","Need to get our Electric bill reduced, and help save the planet."]
[null,"VETERENS FOR CONSTITUTION ","VOXMEDIAENTERPRISE@MYYAHOO.COM","760-443-5675 ","Equality Conservative Organization","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","SAN DIEGO","Hours of online internship experience  with Mutiple Agencies. Communications Services include Services Provided to Veterans ","A description of needs would be, the policyholder who holds Insured for the VETERENS. The company involved in providing curriculum facilitation for the hosted events in which they would speak to groups, professors, and students.  There are capabilities in which I possess, to be a Plan Adminastrator to the organization. "]
[null,"Walker, Inc.","ryourk@walkercares.org","781-292-2146","Non-profit child welfare/child behavioral health/education","Subrecipient;","Needham, MA","We provide therapeutic residential and special educational programs and outpatient, home-based, and community-based services in the fields of child welfare, children’s behavioral health, and education. ","We have a school building that due to age, functional obsolescence or lack (in the case of automatic fire suppression) of building systems, non-compliance with accessibility regulations, and poor energy and sustainability performance, would require renovation that would cost more than construction of a new building. We would like to incorporate renewable energy systems (geothermal heating/cooling, solar panels) into our new school building project. However, initial costs (even with rebates) are cost prohibitive. Having a grant that could subsidize these costs would enable the use of these environmentally friendly alternatives and reduce program operating costs indefinitely. "]
[null,"Rauch, Inc.","kscott@rauchinc.org","812-945-4063","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Southern Indiana","Nonprofit disability service organization and affordable housing provider.","Looking to upgrade our heat pump HVAC systems in 18 single-family homes on one street to a centralized control system for improved energy efficiency."]
[null,"1.\tWarren County Foundation","2.\tinfo@warrencountyfoundation.org","3.\t513-934-1001","4.\t501(c)(3) Community Foundation","Subrecipient;","6.\tWarren County, Ohio (SW Ohio)","Improve the quality of life in Warren County through charitable giving.  We manage $23 million in assets. Raise $2.0 million and make $2.0 million in grants to non-profits serving Warren County each year.","The offices are in a home built in 1860 in the historical district of Lebanon, OH.  In the last two years, the Foundation has replaced the roof, HVAC, and porch.  We are requesting an energy efficiency grant to replace the outside windows and doors.  The doors are the original doors, and the windows are at least 20+ years old.  The total request for the grant is $40,000.  We have secured two bids from window companies. Becoming energy efficient will allow the Warren County Foundation the opportunity to support more organizations and citizens while preserving this historic building. "]
[null,"The Revolution NKY","Amber@therevolutionky.org","8596288794","501c(4)","Partner;","Kentucky ","Retired electrician, paralegal, grant writer, engineer, educators, and other community members","A group of professionals from a variety of industries are working together to establish a program to provide solar to local no, low, and middle income families. We need all resources available. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster","info@bgclanc.org","7172953474","Youth Development Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Lancaster, PA","Youth development, afterschool and summer programs, workforce development, sports and recreation, summer camp, STEM, food","HVAC, new roof"]
[null,"San Luis Valley Development Resources Group","CBarraclough@slvdrg.org","719-589-6099","nonprofit","Partner;","San Luis Valley of Colorado","Economic Development and regional grant navigation.","Wish to assist nonprofits and local governments with grants."]
[null,"First United Methodist Church","anil_dewan@outlook.com","2628933000","Church","Subrecipient;","Colorado Springs, CO","A historic congregation in downtown Colorado Springs, whose mission priorities include community with impoverished, homeless itinerant population, and supporting a partner non-profit servicing single mothers.","FUMC-CS occupies an aging facility of 100,000 ft.sq. with aged and failing energy infrastructure, originally installed 50 years ago, that urgently requires investment. Among the priorities are repair of an aging and leaking membrane roof, replacement and upgrading of over 1,000 dated and inefficient light fixtures, and repair and/or replacement of inefficient and unreliable HVAC systems. Consultants tell us proper planning and coordination of the project to achieve energy-efficient, reliable investments requires a six-month comprehensive engineering assessment and plan at a cost of $57,000. The scope of this assessment would include analysis of building use, inventory of current infrastructure, and recommended capital investments and modifications of operations and building utilization."]
[null,"Destiny's House","wesleyisom3@gmail.com","401 433 8192","non profit","Partner;","Northern California","grant access and website establishment","We need to get the nonprofit off the ground and functioning."]
[null,"Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute","info@farmersmarketinstitute.org","505-983-7726","non profit food and agriculture support organization","Subrecipient;","North Central New Mexico","Agricultural producer healthy soil, business, production, and sustainability support. Food and nutrition community access communication and administration.","We manage and operate a year-round market space for New Mexico's largest farmers' market. The space is also available for community events. The building is Leed Gold certified but still has a significant electrical use. Installing a solar PV system would both benefit the sustainability of our organization and set a precedent and positive example within the community and for our producers whom we are beginning to educate about the benefits of energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy installations."]
[null,"Jewish day school of the Lehigh valley ","cgoldberg@jdslv.org","610-437-0721","Educational Non Profit ","Prime recipient;","Lehigh Valley","Our expertise includes energy audits, renewable energy integration, community engagement, and sustainable technology deployment, Community outreach aligning perfectly with DOE's energy-efficient grant objectives.","We require funding to upgrade our community facilities with energy-efficient technologies, promote energy literacy, and engage in outreach efforts, ensuring sustainable energy practices and cost savings for our constituents. Our organization seeks funding to address critical energy efficiency needs in our community. With a focus on retrofitting buildings, promoting energy-efficient technologies, and providing education, we aim to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, fostering a sustainable and environmentally conscious future. The grant will empower us to expand our outreach, implement energy-saving solutions, and enhance our capacity to create a lasting impact on energy efficiency and conservation."]
[null,"Irving & Clove Energy Solutions, LLC.","Irvingandclove.ent@gmail.com","6469246449","Energy Efficiency General Contractor ","Partner;","Connecticut","• General Contracting \n• HVAC installation \n• Air sealing installation\n","We are a full-service energy efficiency home & commercial improvement company. Our highly skilled team offers comprehensive energy audits, indoor air quality testing and services, insulation and air sealing installation, heating & cooling installation, repairs, and maintenance. We have over 30 years experience in this field and are eager to serve. "]
[null,"Manhattan College","bconsidine01@manhattan.edu","718-862-7160","Private Institution of Higher Education","Subrecipient;","New York, NY","Manhattan College's School of Engineering faculty conduct research on reducing our carbon footprint, creating sustainable infrastructure and developing sustainable energy sources.","Manhattan College is seeking to reduce energy and water consumption across its 23 acre campus, which is located in the Riverdale neighborhood of The Bronx. The College is interested in such projects as conversion to to LED/Solar lighting, geothermal heating and cooling and the implementation of lo-flow water devices. "]
[null,"Hope Multiplied LLC ","Jamie@hope-x.com","510-780-6799 ","Nonprofit Consultant/Technical assistance ","Partner;","Rural Northern California counties","Grant proposal, writing and administration for housing &  health and human services.  Staff member with construction and solar quoting and installation experience.   Community Outreach.","Currently working with several existing clients that would be interested in this program and connection to 2 Community Foundations that would be great outlets for dissemination of program details.  Experience doing outreach in rural communities.  Have retained a consultant that has commercial construction and solar design and installation experience.  We would be able to engage organizations and help guide them through proposal writing with developing desig/ build needs.   "]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Washington State","michone@habitatwa.org","509 993 4875","Convener of 25 Habitat Affiliates in Washington State","Prime recipient;","Washington State","Retrofit upgrades incuding energy, sustainability and efficiency to reduce use and cost of energy in office buildings and retail outlets that serve as revenue generators for Habitat Affiliates.","Nearly 50 buildings are owned in Washington State that serve as primary locations for our Affordable Homeownership programs, warehouses for supplies, materials and equipment, and retail stores (new and used building supplies) that are paramount to our ability to build affordable homeownership units with families who likely cannot obtain conventional bank loans due to income scarcity and oppression.  Cost savings of the operations of these buildings furthers the mission to build more homes."]
[null,"Maine Arts Academy","wbetts@maineartsacademy.org","207-480-7917","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Maine","Nonprofit tuition-free public high school specializing in the arts serving any Maine student in grades 9 through 12.","The school needs energy efficiency upgrades in the following categories: HVAC system, windows, doors, lighting, electrical and roofing. "]
[null,"Saint Louis Zoo","wkolo@stlzoo.org","(314)920-7046","Non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest","Saint Louis Zoo is a sub-governmental non-profit Zoo in Saint Louis, Missouri. In addition to being a public entity with a broad reach in our local region through our conservation and education work, we also participate in conservation work with other entities around the world.","Saint Louis Zoo was established in the early 1900s and as such we have campuses with old infrastructure and historic buildings which require upgrades and energy efficiency improvements. As a conservation organization with a strong education mission, we can serve as a public face of how energy efficiency upgrades help wildlife and local communities. Zoos can serve as amazing models of energy efficiency and smart infrastructure. "]
[null,"Gillioz Center for Arts & Entertainment","lacy@gillioz.org","417-863-9491","Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit Historic Theatre","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Springfield,MO","We are looking to get solar panels to reduce energy costs and lower carbon emissions as well as install a rainwater system and waterless urinals in our Theatre. ","The Historic Gillioz Theatre was established in 1926 with the dawning of film and the creation of Route 66, referred to as the mother road, that would connect travelers across the United States. Restored as a 501c-3 not-for-profit in 2006, the Gillioz Center for Arts & Entertainment is committed to preserving the past, celebrating the community, and making memories through arts, education, and entertainment.\n\nWe are looking to become one of the only Registered Historic Theatres to become LEED-certified. \n"]
[null,"Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation ","Dorgans@yahoo.com","847/610-0497","501 (c) (3)","Subrecipient;","Midwest","We provide housing for physically and mentally handicapped individuals. We own and operate 4 apartments buildings that provide housing for 37 people. ","We to upgrade our units to be energy efficient and modernize the heating and cooling of the residences. In some cases we would want to replace windows. Roofing is another need. But boiler replacements is a high priority. "]
[null,"New Mission United Methodist Church","nmumc2023@gmail.com","757-404-3612","Church","Subrecipient;","Norfolk VA and Eastern Shore","computer","Rural small church heating and cooling systems, winterize window seals and doors"]
[null,"New Mission United Methodist Church","nmumc2023@gmail.com","757-404-3612","Church","Subrecipient;","Eastern Shore VA","We have a technical person onsite for computer and other electronic items","We are a small church in a rural area reaching out in the communities to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.  We are in need of weatherization of the doors and windows and replacement of window air conditions to allow a comfortable atmosphere for the congregation and visitors.    "]
[null,"Riverbend Environmental Education Center","tklaumenzer@riverbendeec.org","610-527-5234","501 c 3 ","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County ","We specialize in environmental education. We teach teachers how to engage with the material and offer field trips and camps. ","We are exploring plans to add solar power and geothermal heat. We are also looking at updating our building envelope. "]
[null,"Old Pine Presbyterian Church","wolf.arendt@gmail.com","2159136501","House of worship","Subrecipient;Partner;","Philadelphia","food equity, affordable housing, community center for use to various local non profit and not for profit organizations. ","Looking to improve resilience, reduce energy consumption, and eventually add solar paneling or participate with community solar programs for campus including residential manse, church, and community center on block between 4th and 5th and Pine and Lombard"]
[null,"HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy","Development@hmsschool.org","215-222-2566","501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Special Education\nCerebral Palsy\nSpeech Therapy\nOccupational Therapy\nPhysical Therapy\nExpressive Arts Therapies","HMS School has performed an energy audit with the new Director of Facilities, Paul Murray. Paul has identified multiple areas that are in need of renovation, including but not limited to the HVAC systems, Fire systems, and insulated windows. The HVAC systems are currently being renovated, however, additional issues have arisen that additional funding is required in order to continue. The Fire systems overhaul is an estimated cost of $300,000 to ensure the safety of each of the 63 students with cerebral palsy that HMS serves. "]
[null,"Kaunalewa","info@kaunalewa.org","(301) 202-4778","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Hawaii","Community outreach and engagement to Native Hawaiian Communities\nEnvironmental Justice and Social Justice\nProject planning, implementation and execution","Energy efficient upgrades and options such as solar panels and solar pumps for native Hawaiian and rural communities across Hawaii with income levels near poverty.  An identified need is solar-generated power for disaster resilience hubs in tsunami zones and near brownfields, garden nurseries where residents grow food, and to pump clean water from wells. Residents are in need of clean water sourced from wells that tap into deep aquifers.  Currently, groundwater is contaminated however deep wells are available."]
[null,"Trident United Way","finance@tuw.org","843-740-9000","Non-profit, 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester counties, South Carolina ","Trident United Way is a catalyst for measurable community transformation in education, financial stability, and health. We bring help and hope to our neighbors. ","Trident United Way is a registered 501(c)3. Through the support of donors, partners, and volunteers, we lift up other non-profits while also providing direct services in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties, South Carolina. Currently, we occupy three locations: two Resource Connection Centers, located in Dorchester and Berkeley counties, and an administrative office building located in North Charleston, SC. Utilizing solar power at these locations would help reduce operating costs and therefore allow more resources and services to be distributed to the community we serve. "]
[null,"St. Paul's United Methodist Church","peggy.fritschel@gmail.com","303-499-2437","Church","Subrecipient;","Boulder, CO","installation of solar panels","Interested is exploring installation of solar panels, or replacement of windows."]
[null,"Called To Serve CDC","info@calledtoservecdc.org","215-588-4940","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia - Northeast","Community/economic development - education support","Renovating a 100 year old former church building/maintaining an additional 50 year old church building"]
[null,"Divine Kingdom Builders ","DKBChurch614@gmail.com","614-582-3886","501(c)(3)","Partner;","Columbus Ohio","Community engagement ","Our edifice needs HVAC system before winter to continue to provide community services such as, coat, shoes and toy drives, school supplies, toiletries for the homeless."]
[null,"Access Plus Capital ","info@accesspluscapital.com","559-552-4300","non-profit, CDFI","Subrecipient;Partner;","California- inland/central California","Loan and capital readiness; financial literacy to small business and nonprofit organizations. In addition, we directly deploy capital.","Central California region is one the most environmentally and economically-challenged series of communities in the country exacerbated by poverty and poor health outcomes. Many nonprofits or CBO provide services to these in spaces or buildings that are not energy or budget efficient. APC can help connect and support CBOs with capital and technical who desire to purchase or significantly improve their office or client centers."]
[null,"Ymca Greensboro - Camp Weaver","gareth.clews@ymcagreensboro.org","336-697-0525","Non-Profit Summer Camp","Subrecipient;","Greensboro, NC","Project Management: Project Planning and Execution, Risk Assessment and Mitigation, Budgeting and Financial Management\nCommunity Engagement and Outreach: Public Awareness Programs Stakeholder Engagement Community-Based Renewable Energy Projects\nCollaboration and Partnerships: Establishing Collaborative Networks, Building Industry Partnerships, Multi-disciplinary Team Leadership\n","A non-profit summer camp seeks financial support for renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint and long-term operational costs. They aim to install solar panels and energy-efficient infrastructure to power camp facilities sustainably, fostering environmental education and providing a model for eco-friendly practices in outdoor education. This investment will empower the camp to inspire future generations of environmentally conscious leaders while ensuring the camp's financial stability and resilience in the face of rising energy costs."]
[null,"Hancock County Auditorium Associates","director@grandonline.org","2076679500","501(c)3 Nonprofit historic venue","Subrecipient;","Maine","Nonprofit historic arts and entertainment venue and community center.","The Grand requires significant HVAC and technical theater upgrades to stay viable and active in the future. It serves as an arts, education, and economic driver for Ellsworth and Hancock County."]
[null,"Saint Louis Zoo","wkolo@stlzoo.org","(314) 646-5543","Non-profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest ","Saint Louis Zoo is a trusted conservation organization with an average 3 million guests annually. We want to model solutions to our community and beyond and are implementing energy efficiency projects throughout our 100-plus year old campus. The funding will help us accelerate our energy reduction goals.","The biggest asset we have is our wide reach to a broad audience, with over 3 million annual visitors. As a conservation organization with partners around the world, we are a trusted voice and want to use it to model sustainable solutions and educate all our guests about the importance of mitigating climate change,"]
[null,"Ogden First United Methodist Church","kimaljames@gmail.com","719-248-9232","Church","Subrecipient;","Rocky Mountain Region","Through a 3rd party energy audit engineer, we've learned of energy saving opportunities.  We have financial administrative ability to monitor our utility bills and use grant funds.","We want to save funds on energy costs, so we can put more money toward our ministries.  We would improve our gas and electric usage by hiring a contractor to do this technical work on our RTUs and lighting.  We have the ability to work with the contractor to make sure the work is accomplished."]
[null,"Healing Hunger Food Pantry / Familia Resilience Center / Christ the King Episcopal Church, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non-Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","The Episcopal Church of Christ the King provides program management. We bridge our neighbors to CBOs, the government, and minority-serving academic institutions. We address needs that are often overlooked. Diverse organizations and people trust us to communicate critical insights to government entities and other CBOs, often effectively identifying early trends and ensuring that needs are met.\n\nWe strategically operate in the heart of a vibrant Hispanic and migrant community adjacent to equally diverse and vibrant historically Black neighborhoods. Since before the pandemic, we have coordinated our efforts with the Black leaders of neighboring communities.\n","Christ the King Episcopal Church, Inc., in Azalea Park, FL, in Orange County, is the home of the Familia Resilience Center hub and the Healing Hunger Food Pantry. The church serves as a hub for multiple resilience centers. The church has been meeting local needs since 1955 and, since 2017, has been supporting disaster relief and development efforts in Central Florida and community health programs in minority communities. The church's earliest programs in the 1960s supported local and international public health programs and aided recently arrived Cuban migrants in Central Florida. This facility is also the home of a welcome center working with migrants from Latin America and the Caribbean. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary goal, and as a secondary goal, reduce operational costs and make our resilience center and food pantry more resilient in the face of extreme weather events.\n\n"]
[null,"The Canterbury Retreat and Conference Center, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non-profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","Partner of Christ the King Episcopal Church who provides project management in Hispanic communities.","The Canterbury Retreat and Conference Center, Inc., in Oviedo, FL, in Seminole County, is a full-service events and lodging facility near the University of Central Florida. The conference center has operated organically as an evacuation shelter housing migrants during Hurricane Irma (2017) and special needs shelter survivors of previous natural disasters needing shelter in place with licensed mental health counselors or other pastoral support (2018 and 2019). During the pandemic, the center served first responders and clergy, guaranteeing in the early days of the pandemic. This facility has a rich history of justice and shelter, originally being the homestead to an emancipated and formerly enslaved family in the aftermath of the Civil Ward who still maintain a connection with the property. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary goal, and as a secondary goal, reduce operational costs and make the food pantry and facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events."]
[null,"No One Hungry Food Pantry / Saint Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non-Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Florida East Coast","Christ the King Episcopal Church Inc. is our main partners and provides programmatic and technical support.","Saint Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Inc., in Titusville, FL, on the Atlantic Coast, is the home of the No One Hungry Food Pantry. The church has used its facilities to meet local needs for decades, and this program has provided relief to families in need in the face of extreme weather events. The feeding programs at Saint Gabriel's help meet daily needs and allow families to prepare and recover from extreme weather events. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary and secondary goal, and as a secondary goal, reduce operational costs and make the food pantry and facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events.\n"]
[null,"Trinity House / Saint John's Episcopal Church of Kissimmee, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","Partner of Christ the King Episcopal Church, Inc., who provides technical and programmatic support to us.","Saint John's Episcopal Church of Kissimmee, Inc., in Kissimmee, FL, in Osceola County, is the home of the Trinity House. The church has used its facilities to meet local needs for decades and expanded its outreach in 2017 to establish and house Trinity House as a resilience hub and food pantry. The feeding programs at Saint John's Kissimmee help meet daily needs and allow families to prepare and recover from extreme weather events. This facility is also the home of a welcome center working with migrants from Latin America and the Caribbean. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary and secondary goal, reduce operational costs, and make the food pantry and facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events."]
[null,"Iglesia Episcopal San Cristobal, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","Partner of Christ the King Episcopal Church that provide programmatic support in Latino communities.\n","Iglesia Episcopal San Cristobal, Inc., in Orlando, FL, in Orange County, is in North Orlando near Apopka. It is home to a food pantry meeting the news of its Black and Latinx/Hispanic neighbors and the many migrants living there. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary goal, reduce operational costs and make their centralized facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events. The feeding programs at San Cristobal help meet the daily needs of vulnerable families, many of whom do not have access to government assistance because of their residency status. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary and secondary goal, reduce operational costs and make the food pantry and facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events.\n\n."]
[null,"Cornelia's Food Pantry / Church of the Good Shepherd, Inc.","padre@iglesiaorlando.com","407-325-6148","Non-Profit 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Central Florida","Partner of Christ the King Church who provides program support in Latino communities and program management.","Church of the Good Shepherd, Inc., in Maitland, FL, in Orange County, is the home of Cornelia's Food Pantry and is geographically located between Eatonville and Maitland. The church has addressed hunger and operated feeding ministries for over a century. The food pantry served the needs of Eatonville, an African American township, and Seminole natives. The church's founder, the Rt. Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple was known for his charitable work and advocacy for Native Americans. He successfully lobbied then-President Abraham Lincoln for the commutation of 265 Dakotas sentenced to death in the largest mass commutation in American History. His wife, Cornelia, the food pantry's namesake, established the church's food pantry and was well-loved by the recently emancipated residents of Eatonville, FL. If awarded, funding will allow the nonprofit to reduce emissions and energy costs as a primary and secondary goal, reduce operational costs and make their new and historic facilities energy independent in the face of extreme weather events.\n"]
[null,"Bethany United Church of Christ","Facilities@BethanyUCC.org","330-923-5277","Church","Subrecipient;","Cuyahoga Falls, OH","At Bethany UCC, LOVE IS Faithfulness, extending from Cuyahoga Falls, OH to Stradch, Ukraine. Bethany focuses on food insecurity, the unhoused and families in need.","This grant would fund capital improvements (Replace roof, HVAC units, Gas furnaces, and Condensing units) that will greatly improve energy efficiency by reducing carbon usage but it will also serve as a starting point in Bethany’s pursuit of the Creation Justice Covenant with UCC.  A side benefit would be a cost savings which could then be used towards other programs.  As you can see, Bethany is a Missions Driven Church.\n"]
[null,"RZP Foundation, Inc. (dba St. Zachary’s Haven)","brian@StZacharysHaven.com","513-706-0140","501(c)3 Sober living home for those in early recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.","Subrecipient;","Warren County, Ohio (SW OH)","We provide housing, stabilization, sober skills, job skills and life skills for people who are newly sober.","RZPF owns a 13-acre farm with several buildings, three need new roofs. \nProject 1: Replace roof of main house (men’s residence) with Energy Star-rated shingles. Cut roof ridge vent to provide adequate ventilation. Cost $22,497. \nProject 2: Replace roof of carriage house (women’s residence) with Energy Star-rated shingles. Cut roof ridge vent to provide adequate ventilation. Cost $10,179. \nProject 3. Replace roof of former garage (Vocational skills training, retail operation to sell farm products, storage for inventory, exercise facility) with Energy Star-rated shingles. Cut roof ridge vent to provide adequate ventilation. Cost $10,400. Total cost $43,076.\nThis savings will provide the grocery budget for 2-3 residents for a year, or offset the cost of buying supplies (seeds, seedlings, etc.) for our ¾-acre garden.\n"]
[null,"Joshua’s Place, Inc","kpeyton@joshuasplace.cc","937-608-6478","501(C)(3) non-profit Food Pantry Cooperative","Subrecipient;","Warren County, Ohio","Food Pantry Cooperative, Tutoring, Adult Development, Weekend Food Programs for students, Summer Camps, Trauma Informed Training","Joshua’s Place operates a 34,000 square foot Community Center in South Lebanon, Ohio. The facility is a former elementary school originally built in the 1940’s and an addition was built in the 60’s.  We would like to replace the 177 fluorescent and incandescent fixtures in the building at an estimated cost of $43,477. The replacement is estimated to reduce us from 83,270 KWH annually to 24,360 KWH annually, a 71% reduction in energy usage. This energy reduction will result in an estimated savings of $6001 per year with a payback period of 7.25 years. The resulting savings will allow us to serve more families in our community. "]
[null,"Columbia Falls United Methodist Church","kjg3900@gmail.com","4068925811","Church ","Subrecipient;","Montana . Flathead Valley","We are a United Methodist church with religious programming. We share space with a daycare and Scout Troops. We also host outside community groups. ","We currently have single paned windows from the 1950's and 1970's. We need energy efficient windows to better insulate our building and lower our energy costs.  We are looking to insulate our fellowship hall.  "]
[null,"Atrium Medical Center Foundation"," srlobar@premierhealth.com","513-974-5149","Not-For-Profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Butler County, Warren County, Southwest Ohio","Programming and fiscal support to programs that enhance the wellbeing of\nthe community, including healthcare, housing, infant mortality, chronic disease,\nprevention, oncology, and more","AMCF received a donation of 6 properties that provide affordable, healthy\nhousing for 9 low-income families. The Healthy Housing Initiative is sustained\nthrough charitable causes, including grants. Energy efficiency updates are\nneeded to replace the roof on 5 units ($ 60,000), 1 chimney ($2,000), 3 electric\npanel updates ($12,000), 3 furnace units ($12,000), 2 air conditioning units\n($8,000), an entry door ($2,000) and other minor energy efficiency\nimprovements (est. $10,000)– totaling $106,000 Replacing these will improve\nhousing stability in Southwest Ohio and reduce transiency while also\nimproving overall energy efficiency by at least 20 % at each unit."]
[null,"First Baptist Church of Guilford","operations@fbcog.org","4109638739","non-profit","Subrecipient;","Maryland","energy conservation","lower energy cost, convert to LED lighting, Create a more green facility."]
[null,"PeopleCare Center for Nonprofits, Inc","Info@peoplecarecenter.org","908-725-2299","501.c.3 ","Subrecipient;","Somerset County, New Jersey","PeopleCare is a nonprofit which provides a physical plant to house nonprofit agencies at below market cost, encouraging sharing of human and physical resources.","In desperate need of heating boilers for our refurbished school building, which serves as office and meeting spaces to nonprofit agencies and organizations within Somerset County, New Jersey."]
[null,"Special Olympics South Carolina, Inc.","bcoats@so-sc.org","803-237-4200","501-c-3 Service organization for individuals with intellectual disabilities.","Subrecipient;","South Carolina Midlands","Special Olympics South Carolina serves over 30,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities in the areas of Sports (year-round training and competition), Health (largest healthcare provider in the world for this population) and Education (programs in over 400 SC schools).","Special Olympics South Carolina has been in existence for 55 years serving over 30,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities in all 46 counties in South Carolina. We are currently updating our 30 year old building. Needed are new energy efficient windows and HVAC system which consist of 6 units.  Cost to replace/update will be minimum of $175,000."]
[null,"Encompass Early Education & Care, Inc.","apriddy@encompasswi.og","920-785-9715","Non-profit child care provider","Subrecipient;","Wisconsin","We are leaders in early education and care for birth to five years.","We are expanding and renovating a new facility in Oconto Falls, WI"]
[null,"Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star","HOUWEB@bbbstx.org","888-887-2447","Youth Development - Mentoring ","Subrecipient;","Greater Houston Area, Texas","Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) is the oldest and largest youth mentoring program with a more than 100-year history of creating positive life outcomes for children. Founded in New York City in 1904, the Houston affiliate was established in 1950. BBBS' mission is to build and support one-to-one relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for youth. BBBS is founded on the vision that all youth achieve their full potential. ","Energy-efficient upgrades to the agency's headquarters."]
[null,"St. Paul's Church in Syracuse, Inc.","assistant@stpaulsyr.org","315-474-6053","Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","Central New York (City of Syracuse)","St. Paul's is a registered historic church in the heart of Syracuse providing worship services and community outreach activities for almost 200 years. ","A $2+ million renovation project of the 100+year old parish house including: replacement of roofs with energy efficient materials, repairs to windows with energy efficient materials/construction, masonry, increased accessibility (including lowering entrance to ground level and construction of an interior elevator), addition of energy efficient toilet facilities. In addition to worship and other activities of the church, increasingly community based stakeholders use our space for concerts while others serve as partners for outreach mission activities.  In partnership with one of those organizations, a portion of the parish house will be converted to housing for 10 previously homeless individuals.\n\n"]
[null,"Bethany SDA Church","ronmccarden@hotmail.com","334-531-3231","Church","Subrecipient;","Southeast USA","We possess energy assessment capacity.","We require funding to install energy efficient windows in our church."]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley","info@uucb.org","510-525-0302","Religious","Prime recipient;","East SF Bay Area","We have a robust Buildings & Grounds Committee with civil, structural, & electrical engineers and have been around for 120 years. We already have 408 solar panels and are becoming a Resilience Hub for natural disasters.","Our campus has a large preschool and hosts many diverse nonprofit partners. We need to upgrade our electrical service, convert to all-electrical (remove fossil fuels), install backup batteries, and ensure we are ready to host vulnerable populations when needed. Our building is over 60 years old and is in need of serious energy efficiencies like weatherizing windows and doors, installing LED lights and fixtures,  and updating heavy energy-using systems."]
[null,"Flathead Lake United Methodist Camp","brandon@flatheadcamp.org","4068443483","501(c)3 United Methodist Camp in the Mountain Sky Conference of the United Methodist Church","Subrecipient;","Serving those in Western Montana and Eastern Idaho.","Creating a community for summer campers and guests to come together in the natural environment.\n","Improve our 13 cabin's energy efficiency to help keep them cool in the summer and warm in the Fall, Winter and Spring (Insulation, fans, ventilation, windows & doors). Replace outdated inefficient lighting fixtures (More efficient fixtures & bulbs, Natural lighting). Replace the kitchenette appliances with more efficient and properly sized for their usage. "]
[null,"St Paul Lutheran Church","pastor@stpaulpgm.org","814-237-2081","Religious organization 501-c3","Subrecipient;","Centre County, Pennsylvania","Host a farmers market and a dyslexia reading tutoring center. Actively seeking to be a community center. Host Christian worship services","Our primary heating is via baseboard electric resistance so moving to modern HVAC systems would be a massive improvement. We already have a drawn up schematic for a HVAC system. Many windows are single pane and a higher efficiency could be achieved by becoming double-paned. We are exploring the ability to have solar panels."]
[null,"Lakewood United Methodist Church","ben@lumc.net","3032377768","House of Worship/Faith-based 501.c3","Subrecipient;","Western suburbs of Denver","None","We have a over 50 year old facility being used in multiple ways by our community as well as being a house of worship, but our HVAC systems in particular are dated and we believe that updates to our heating and cooling as well as other improvements would not only be of value in the fight against climate change, but would be one of the most important business decisions we could be making this decade."]
[null,"Leesburg Presbyterian Church","Office@LPCVA.com","703-777-4163","Presbyterian (USA) church","Prime recipient;","Leesburg, VA","Property Committee has 2 members with extensive commercial building expertise and financial management.  This opportunity would be a whole Earth Care Congregation commitment.  ","Our church is cooled by a bunch of ductless AC systems that are pretty efficient as well as two  more typical AC systems in the Sanctuary. One of them is only about a year old but the other is much older will need to be replaced at some point in the near future.  The church is heated by two oil fired boilers that consume a lot of oil (800-900 gallons per month).  Replacing both of those units would be both financially and environmentally beneficial."]
[null,"The Trustees of Union Baptist Church at Montclair","ubcmontclairnj@gmail.com","(973) 746-3270","501(c)(3)/Nonprofit/Place of Worship/Church","Subrecipient;","New Jersey/Northern NJ/Essex County/Montclair, NJ","Effective church maintenance/facility management; dedicated internal team; program and grant management expertise; welcoming place of worship; community space for other nonprofits and support groups","UBC seeks to revitalize its 97-year-old church building to restore the church for its self-determined purposes, while increasing cost and energy savings, comfort, and functionality.  The scope of work for this project involves the replacement of aged heating and cooling systems and repairs to windows for greater energy efficiency, improved health and safety, and lower utility costs.  The desired outcomes are to revitalize and restore UBC so that we may safely and fully use this historic structure for God’s purposes, and better position the church to serve our growing congregation and the wider community on a broader scale."]
[null,"YMCA of Corry","lisa_ymca@htomail.com","8146647757","501C3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Corry Pa ","We could offer technical assistance with grant writing.","Our YMCA of Corry has the potential to become an energy efficient facility.  We just put on a new roof.  We would like to upgrade to all LED lighting, install new energy efficient windows and upgrade our hot water tanks and facility boilers."]
[null,"Ashland Community Church","accernie@hotmail.com","603-968-9464","501 C3 Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Ashland (Central) NH","The staff and congregation of ACC are focused on outreach, open doors to all, and significant community involvement. The church offers religious education for all ages, counselling, small groups, free cookouts for the community, hosting community events, and supporting multiple community organizations (including Ashland Food Bank, Laconia Community Services for Mental Disabilities, Berea Ministries, Rumney Bible Conference, Camp Sentinel, Haven Pregnancy Center, several local and foreign missionaries, programming for disadvantaged communities, etc).  ","ACC has made energy efficiency improvements in the past few years, but the main building (over 200 yrs old) and staff house both need many more upgrades. This grant would help to provide funds for exterior seals and doors, double-paned windows, HVAC upgrades, insulation, LED retrofits of interior and external lights, and energy-efficient kitchen appliances.  "]
[null,"Mount Zion Temple","office@mzion.org ","651-698-3881","synagogue","Subrecipient;","Minnesota/Midwest","N/A","Founded in 1856, Mt Zion Temple was the first Jewish congregation in the Upper Midwest. It serves a diverse and active congregation of about 700 families. Its current structure was designed by Erich Mendelsohn and built in 1952.  It has been expanded and renovated over the years. However, its mechanical systems are aging. Its original steam boilers, fin tube radiators, and pneumatic controls are still in use today. Other components (chiller, chilled water pumps and Air Handlers) are now 25 years old. Total cost for replacement and update is $4M and will significantly reduce energy consumption. \n"]
[null,"Share Food Program","info@sharefoodprogram.org","215-223-2220","Human services nonprofit (hunger relief)","Subrecipient;","Greater Philadelphia region (Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware, Bucks, Chester counties)","-\tHunger relief services, including distribution of government assistance programs (SNAP, NSLP, SFBP)\n-\tNational leader in home deliveries of food assistance to seniors\n-\tNutrition and agriculture education for K-12 students through onsite farm","Share Food Program leads the fight against food insecurity in the Greater Philadelphia region, by serving an expansive, quality partner network of community-based organizations and school districts engaged in food distribution, education, and advocacy.\n\nShare partners with over 400 food pantries, schools, mutual aid groups, senior sites, and more to distribute over 2.5 million pounds of food every month. Inflated rent, food, and fuel costs have collided with the expiration of pandemic-era assistance programs to rapidly escalate rates of food insecurity in our communities. We are growing to meet the need and ensure every has equitable access to healthy, culturally-aligned food. \n"]
[null,"American Historical Association","info@historians.org","2025442422","Nonprofit membership association","Subrecipient;","Washington, DC","history, higher education, professional development/advocacy, ","Installing a heat pump water heater, replace our old refrigerator with a more energy-efficient model, and other energy-efficient upgrades as necessary"]
[null,"El Calvario United Methodist Church","Pastor@elcalvarioumc.org","(360) 674-9822","501(c)(3) Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Las Cruces, New Mexico","El Calvario United Methodist Church also serves as a refugee asylum seeker shelter and an immigrant advocacy center with an in house immigration attorney. Additionally, El Calvario has developed the the Resiliency and Well-Being program to help ease the blow of chronic poverty and gives resiliency skills to the community. ","El Calvario United Methodist Church has not been renovated or updated in over forty years and is in desperate need of renovations and updates to better serve its community. The church serves as a shelter and is open 24/7, so it needs to be climate-controlled at all times. The HVAC system, which currently consists of three swamp coolers and two wall furnaces, needs to be updated, and the commercial kitchen equipment should be replaced with newer, energy-efficient equipment. Due to the current immigration climate, the church is operating at full capacity and is expanding its commercial kitchen to a nearby Mesquite building to free up space in the already crowded kitchen. As part of the Resiliency and Well-Being program, the church offers food entrepreneurship classes for the community. This program creates a hectic work schedule for the existing commercial kitchen in the church.\n\n\n"]
[null,"World Learning, Inc.","paul.dery@worldlearning.org","802-258-3183","501(c)3 - Education","Subrecipient;","Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont","Have extensive experience managing federal grant programs and have successfully completed several grant funded energy efficiency projects alone and in partnership with state agencies.     ","We occupy a 200 acre property in Brattleboro, Vermont with structures built between the late 19th and late 20th century.  We have focused our initial efforts on HVAC improvements and solar energy production to complement a shift to efficient electrification on campus and are looking to complement those enhancements with a total building envelope improvement of our largest occupied structure.  This 23,000 square foot mixed residential, dining and classroom facility requires total envelope improvement, including the replacement of inefficient and aging windows and doors, enhanced ventilation control, improved thermal insulation and exterior wind and weather protection. "]
[null,"Sidney-Shelby County YMCA","tbarhorst@sidney-ymca.org","(937) 492-9134","Nonprofit Community Rec Center","Subrecipient;","Sidney, Ohio","Child care (largest provider in our county), community health, youth sports, family programming","Need help in replacing roofing and HVAC units that were both originally built/installed in the early 1970's."]
[null,"SHALLOWFORD PRES CHURCH","JILLPBUECHNER@GMAIL.COM","4049646307","RELIGIOUS- PRESBYTERIAN","Subrecipient;","ATLANTA, GA","FOOD PANTRY , ESOL AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING, PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY, MULTIPLE MISSION PARTNERS IN COMMUNITY","NEED INSULATION, SOLAR PANELS, ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES, NEW ROOF TILES OR SHINGLES, SIGNAGE FOR COMPOST BINS, COMPOST BINS"]
[null,"Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church","Michigander_guy@yahoo.com","6128107898","Church","Subrecipient;","Minnesota ","House of worship","Looking for a partner to work with on upgrades to our our heating system for hat takes advantage of state and federal assistance programs. "]
[null,"Zia United Methodist Church","info@ziaumc.org","505-471-0997","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","New Mexico","Can help to organize work groups.","40 year old building needing energy efficient upgrades."]
[null,"Inspire The Child: ILIM Community Partners","Ilimcommunitypartners@gmail.com","678-551-3646 ","501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","North Carolina, Georgia, Florida","Design build, Education, sustainable real estate development for commercial buildings, Well building standards. ","We aim to build more equitable educational schools. This initiative involves creating micro wellness based and sustainable regenerative school facilities for children all over the US. "]
[null,"Congregation Emanuel of the Hudson Valley, (CEHV) Kingston, NY","Grant Writer: Melanie Wisniewski (Wiśniewski.melanie@gmail.com;) Congregation President: Jeff Greenberg (jdgadvt@frontiernet.net)","845-338-4271","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Mid Hudson River Valley, NY","HVAC/Solar Energy Upgrade, Enhanced Energy Efficiency","CEHV - established in Kingston in 1854 - has been an active member of its greater community since its inception.  It (currently including a historic sanctuary, school facilities, offices, kitchen & hall)  is now housed in a building built in 1959, with the same HVAC installed at that time.  CEHV - with over 300 members & growing - is currently operating with a $200,000 deficit, a significant part of which is driven by the substantial cost of the ongoing repair needs & inefficient operation of its HVAC system.  CEHV seeks assistance with replacement of that system, improving energy efficiency throughout its facilities and converting to solar energy generated on site & cutting the chord to its current Central Hudson energy provider.  Such an upgrade would not only benefit the synagogue and its members, but also significantly benefit the greater community through the dozens of events it holds that are open to all.  In addition, CEHV is a leader of the 66 member Kingston Interfaith Council (KIC) & frequently offers the use of its facility to KIC as needed."]
[null,"WNC Bridge Foundation","Sara Coplai, Special initiatives Officer","828-772-8520","Finance Partner","Prime recipient;","North Carolina-western/Appalachia","We are a health conversion foundation with experience managing grantees, state and federal grants and other contracts, as well as vendors. We operate an urgent home repair program. We have had years of successful audits showing our transparency and fiscal management. Our rural Appalachian area while beautiful, has a depressed economy based on tourism and some manufacturing. Our local governments also rely heavily on nonprofits for health and human services and they are crucial in our rural area with limited resources. ","We already provide urgent home repair programs and can incorporate this into our rural, Appalachian area."]
[null,"WLS Lighting Systems, Inc.","jwhitley@wlslighting.com","817-840-9327","S Corp","Partner;","Nation-wide","LED lighting and lighting controls.","WLS Lighting Systems is a full-service commercial lighting company providing turnkey, energy-efficient, sustainable lighting solutions for both exterior and interior lighting projects. Our goal is to provide our customers with the highest quality lighting and controls solutions to meet their lighting design specifications and budgetary needs. We provide LED lighting upgrades for existing properties as well as new construction projects. WLS partners with every customer to gain a thorough understanding of their objectives and challenges, and identifies an intelligent, cost-efficient and environmentally sustainable solution for achieving those goals. With more than 8,000 completed projects since 1969, WLS knows the importance of exceeding our customers’ expectations. To learn more, visit our website at https://wlslighting.com/"]
[null,"Bethlehem Lutheran Church and School","bethlehem@bethlehemdenver.com","303-238-7676","Church and School","Subrecipient;","Lakewood, CO","Church Services\nK-8 School\nEarly Learning Center","Energy Efficient Lighting\nEnergy Efficient Heating and Cooling\nPotential for Rooftop energy generation"]
[null,"Sandy Ridge Church","pastorderek@sandyridgechurch.org","(801)572-0044","Religious","Subrecipient;","Rocky Mountain Region","Can substantiate need and provide information regarding need for replacement of energy inefficient HVAC and insulation.","Our church building has outdated and possibly undersized HVAC systems, as well as potential for energy savings through insulation upgrades. We previously went through a local program to update all the building's lighting to LED and are looking to partner with this program to continue improving our energy efficiency.  "]
[null,"Historical Society of Pottawattamie County","information@TheHistoricalSociety.org","712-323-2509","Historical Society; we operate museums, host programs, and preserve local history.","Subrecipient;","Council Bluffs, Iowa","   The mission of the Historical Society of Pottawattamie County is to kindle and keep alive an active interest in state and local history though collection and preservation of archival material, and education though museums, publications, online outreach and programs.  ","The heating/air conditioning system of one of our museums (an 1899 Rock Island railroad depot) is outdated and inefficient."]
[null,"Valley View United Methodist Church","valleyviewumc827@gmail.com","5057534115","United Methodist church","Prime recipient;","Espanola Valley, New Mexico located adjacent the Santa Clara & Okay Wingay Native American Pueblos- Tract information Number: 35039940700 County: Rio Arriba County State: New Mexico Population: 3,569","IT, AV, outreach ministries","We are a UM church reaching out to our community with God's love and grace with feeding ministries and working toward becoming a neighborhood hub to meet the needs of our neighbors, such as AA & NA groups. Valley View UMC operates from a facility built in 1957 and is in need of upgrades to increase efficiency of utility usage while providing greater interior comfort for our membership and our many guests.  "]
[null,"YWCA Tri-County Area","jkowalski@ywcatricountyarea.org","610-323-1888","501c3","Subrecipient;","Montgomery County, PA","Early childhood education, youth development, adult education, issue education/advocacy","Improve efficiency of HVAC and lighting systems in recently purchased buildings that house YW programs and other nonprofit organizations. Replacing heating/cooling systems, adding LED lighting and replacing inefficient windows with energy-efficient windows would result in energy savings and a significant investment in a non-profit owned building that serves a disadvantaged community, and would directly impact that community by renewing access to a resource that has been absent for years. "]
[null,"Rainey Institute","developmentoffice@raineyinstitute.org","216-881-1766","501c3","Subrecipient;","Cleveland, Ohio","Rainey offers affordable and high-quality arts education/youth development programs in visual and performing arts, serving primarily low-income and minority youth in Cleveland.","We are working to make energy-efficient improvements to our theater through full LED light upgrades. This project includes:\n- Phase 1: Retrofit fixtures for current lights for eventual upgrade\n- Phase 2: Updating the architectural system to control future LED fixtures\n- Phases 3 + 4: Rigging and purchase of energy-efficient (LED) lighting fixtures for on stage and front of house"]
[null,"Central Christian Church Austin","Staff@cccaustin.org","512-476-6941","Christian Church","Subrecipient;","Austin, Texas","Limited. Volunteer leaders and small staff.","Our HVAC system has major components that are 70 years old. One air handler has already failed causing extensive water damage; and we know the others are destined to fail soon. Our landmark campus is 95 years old. As a downtown church blocks from the State Capitol we have the potential to serve as a meeting space for many different agencies/groups."]
[null,"Buffalo Prenatal Perinatal Network","lb@bppn.org","7168846711","501(c)(3) non-profit","Subrecipient;","Buffalo, NY","Prenatal, Perinatal, maternal health & fatherhood","Moved to new building after Buffalo Blizzard 2022, due to extensive damage.  New building as per NYSERDA report; The following energy efficiency measures (EEMs) and observations to reduce energy use were identified during the site visit: • Install Wi-Fi thermostats - replace the programmable thermostats with Wi-Fi thermostats to allow for remote control and scheduling of the heating and cooling system to reduce energy costs. • Replace single pane windows - replace the remaining single pane windows with double pane windows to reduce energy costs. • Replace condensing units - replace the old condensing units with new, higher efficiency condensing units. • Install air source heat pumps - replace the current heating and cooling system with an air source heat pump heating and cooling system, to reduce energy use and operating expenses.  In addition, an accounting software to manage cash flow efficiently, make data-driven insightful decisions, and be audit ready."]
[null,"Center City Housing Corp","info@centercityhousing.org","2187217181","Nonprofit 501c3","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","Permanent Supportive Housing, Affordable Housing, Social Services Provider, Property Management, Building Developer","Utilizing human-centered, two-generation, and trauma-informed design, we build and renovate our buildings with tenants and community at the center. \nWe are the only 100% supportive housing nonprofit outside of the metro area in MN.\nWe currently have 28 buildings across the state...none of which deploy any solar, and most do not utilize renewable energy sources. We would like to change that so that our tenants, who are mostly all at or below 30% of the AMI, can pay us and electric companies less."]
[null,"Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church ","jsimister@ginghamsburg.org","9378750122","Religious ","Subrecipient;","Ohio ","N/A","We are, as an organization, in need of an energy efficient HVAC replacement program. "]
[null,"Mission Valley Aquatics","Swim@mvaquatics.org","4068834567","MT Public benefit corporation","Subrecipient;","Montana","None","Reduce utility expense for aquatic center"]
[null,"Garden of Grace United Church of Christ","merianna@merianna.net","864-590-5106","Church/Faith-Based Non-Profit","Prime recipient;","Atlas Road Community in Columbia, SC ","As a community of faith in a high-poverty area, which contains the state's veterans hospital, we are hoping to serve as a prime recipient and model of transforming to more energy efficient solutions. ","We need solar panels as well as energy-efficient doors and windows for our own building. This would support our community garden as well as our desire to host advocacy and educational trainings on energy efficiency. "]
[null,"Nile Community Church","NileChurch@columbus.rr.com","740-876-8639","Church","Subrecipient;","South Central Ohio, West Portsmouth","Church members have expertise in Federal Project Management, Planning, Sustainability, Engineering, Maintenance, and Construction of Facilities, including work performance at the local Portsmouth DOE site.","Church is located in and serves designated disadvantaged area per Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool. Church provides spiritual, economic support and benevolence through community giving and services. In order to support the mission serving work to the southern Ohio area, Nile Community Church needs grant support to reduce future costs of operations through energy reducing improvements to the community church. The worship facilities are in need of energy efficient HVAC upgrades, increased insulation, envelope weatherproofing, hot water supply, and lighting improvements to decrease the Church's energy footprint. Key Church members have experience in Federal grants and project execution."]
[null,"Spangler Fire Company","fmlutch@yahoo.com","814-948-5671","Fire Department - Non-Profit 501(c)(3) organization","Subrecipient;","Geothermal and Solar Energy Upgrades","Emergency Responder's","We are in need of financial assistance to upgrade our current facilities heat and electrical needs.  A 9,200 sq ft fire station and a 12,000 sq ft social hall.  One heats with an oil boiler and the other with a coal boiler.  We wish to change to Geothermal HVAC and Solar for electricity.  Heating/cooling costs are astronomical.  We wish to have both buildings become \"Green Facilities.\""]
[null,"California Center for the Arts Escondido Foundation","philanthropy@artcenter.org","760-839-4181","501c3 nonprofit","Subrecipient;","North San Diego County","The CCAEF is the hub of arts and culture for North San Diego County. CCAEF brings music, dance, theater, education, and the visual arts together on one dynamic campus.","The CCAEF has a beautiful, large art and culture campus in underserved, downtown Escondido, CA. However, the CCAEF's campus requires over $1 million in electricity bills annually. These tremendous costs have cut into the amount of funding it has available to serve the community through meaningful arts and culture events and programs."]
[null,"Yeshiva Gedolah of Waterbury","office@yasw.org","203-756-1800","Religious School, synagogue and community center.","Subrecipient;","Waterbury, CT","Community religious non profit. Focusing on educating college aged youth and providing community services to our constiatuants and  Jewish residents of the greater waterbruy area.","HVAC system is many years old and inefficient. The building is need of a full new system. "]
[null,"EarthKind Energy Consulting","Ron@EarthKindEnergy.com","845-266-3723","B Corp","Partner;","Northeast US","Efficiency, solar, air & ground source heat pumps, EVs & charging stations, incentives & financing","EarthKind Energy Consulting brings 40 years of experience in representing commercial property owners in clean energy transitions that access local, state, and federal cash grant and tax incentives to provide outstanding ROI or zero-cash-down projects that reduce capital & operating costs, improve operations, and lower carbon footprints. "]
[null,"Bnai Shalom Waterbury Inc","office@bnaishalomwaterbury.com","8457461610","Synagogue/Community Center","Subrecipient;","Waterbury, Connecticut ","Orthodox Jewish Synagogue and community center serving the greater Waterbury Jewish community 7 days a week.","Energy efficient equipment to replace old and inefficient: boilers, hot water heaters, air conditioning units, windows, doors, lighting, solar panels, commercial refrigerators"]
[null,"Grays Harbor Historical Seaport","development@historicalseaport.org","3605918534","501(c)(3) Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Puget Sound and Washington Coastline","None","We operate the Lady Washington, a replica of the original 1700s vessel. She is the official State Tall Ship of Washington. In 2013 we purchased Seaport Landing, a 38-acre abandoned saw mill on the Chehalis River in Aberdeen. This space has become Lady Washington's home port and a vibrant, mixed-use, working waterfront. We are looking to update our HVAC and electrical systems in the renovated community center building. This will house a cultural exhibit center as well."]
[null,"Fahe","traviss@fahe.org","859-986-2321","Non-profit Membership Organization","Subrecipient;","Appalachian KY, TN, AL, WV, VA ","Non-profit housing development","Our network of more than 50 non-profit housing developers could utilize the Renewing America's Non-profit awards to make substantial energy efficiency upgrades at their home offices and across large portfolios of managed properties. "]
[null,"Boys & Girls Club of Dayton","info@bgcdayton.org","(937) 623-0764","501(c)3 - Nonprofit Organization","Subrecipient;","West Dayton - 45417","Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles & Character and Good Citizenship program. The Boys & Girls Club of Dayton seeks to address the academic, mental and behavioral health needs of club members. Through intentional programming, our youth and teens are given the tools and opportunities to be leaders in their community and have STEAM learning experiences to advance their careers.","The academic and behavioral health support needs are growing for the youth of west Dayton. The data shows these youth have a great academic gap, a greater STEM opportunity gap and have higher rates of mental and physical health challenges. COVID-19’s disruptions resulted in African American students faring far worse after the pandemic than others.  According to 2021 data from the Ohio Department of Education, the impact of COVID-19 has set these children back at least six months, widening a long-standing racial achievement gap.  "]
[null,"Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation","info@heartmountain.org","307-754-8000","501(c)3 nonprofit that runs a museum on the site of a former Japanese American incarceration site","Subrecipient;","Wyoming and the Mountain West","Our programmatic expertise is telling the history of the Japanese American incarceration.","We seek a grant to help us place solar and other renewable energy equipment at our site to lower our electric bills and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. We hope to be an example for other Japanese American incarceration sites. "]
[null,"Humota Movie Group 501c3 Nonprofit","humotatheater@outlook.com","515-332-5921","501C3 Nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","Iowa","Movie Theater operations","We are currently in a 100 year old building with limited insulation and damaged walls. We are in dire need of a new hvac system as 2 of our 3 systems are nonoperational. "]
[null,"Temple Shalom","office@templeshalommedford.org","781-396-3262","Synagogue, 501(c)3","Subrecipient;","Medford, MA","Members have programmatic expertise in carrying out large projects and some technical expertise from volunteer members based on their other jobs.  ","Upgrading very old forced water, gas furnaces to heat pumps. Heat pumps would provide HVAC for Sanctuary and Auditorium rooms using existing ducts from old AC units. Also interested in putting solar on roof. "]
[null,"East Midwood Jewish Center","wrosenfeld@emjc.org","7183383800","Jewish Center, Community Center and School","Subrecipient;","Brooklyn, New York","The building has maintenance staff and board members that are knowledgeable about energy efficiency and running boilers","Need to replace 50+ year old steam boilers used to heat the Jewish and Community Center and also the school buildingfor heat and hot water and convert to a new more efficient steam boiler and also install water heaters so that the steam boilers can be shut down during the non-heating season. Running new more efficient boilers and new water heaters will save large amounts of gas and will make the building significantly more efficient."]
[null,"Thriving Grant County, Thriving Mill Township","info@thrivinggrantcounty.com","765-382-6650","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Indiana or MidWest","Community Development, Community Partnerships","We are housed in an old church building.  We have been able to do interior renovations, but cannot do exterior upgrades or weatherization upgrades.  We lose a lot of money with being in an old facility.  "]
[null,"Thriving Grant County, Thriving Mill Township","info@thrivinggrantcounty.com","765-382-6650","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Grant County, Indiana","Community Partnerships, Grant Oversight, Community Outreach ","We are located in a former church.  The building is historical and beautiful, but we have no funds to update and weatherize the building.  We need updated HVAC systems, window weatherproofing, and all around energy saving assistance. "]
[null,"Congregation Durham Heights","bassman@yasw.org","203-756-1800","non- profit religious High School","Subrecipient;","Durham, CT","Congregation Durham Heights is a non profit High School cartering to at risk youth, many who are from dysfunctional and homes. The goal is to see the students graduate with a diploma and go on to have meaningful successful careers and become contributing, productive members of society. ","Our campus is made of multiple buildings. Most of the buildings are in need of new hvac systems. We would like to replace those. "]
[null,"The McKeesport Agape Center","Info@mission-agape.org","4128742158","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","White oak","Community center ","HVAC "]
[null,"Oesterlen Services for Youth","giving@oesterlen.org","937-399-6101","Nonprofit that provides mental health services to youth and families in crisis.","Subrecipient;","Southwestern Ohio","I am not sure how to answer this question. ","Several buildings on our campus were built for the original orphanage in 1903. These buildings are in need of substantial investment that can significantly improve the energy efficiency of our buildings and improve our workplace environment significantly. We have the capacity to manage the projects and can provide some funding."]
[null,"Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland","dan@habitatme.org","207-772-2151","501(c)3 Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Portland, ME","Affordable home ownership, critical home repair, re-seller of second-hand household goods and building supplies.","Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland owns a 27,245 square-foot facility which serves as both its administrative headquarters and ReStore retail location.  The ReStore provides funding for the mission of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland by selling gently used home goods and building supplies. Four out of five HVAC units in the facility are over 30 years old and in need of replacing. Replacing these units with energy efficient units would reduce overhead and allow funds to be allocated to addressing the affordable housing crisis in our region."]
[null,"Mactown, Inc","odiled@mactown.org","3057584485 ext 412","Non Profit 501 (C)(3)","Subrecipient;","Little Haiti, North Miami ","We provide housing and wrap around services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.","Mactown is a classified by FEMA as a Critical Facility providing services to vulnerable low income and  underserved population with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1962. Our facilities need energy upgrades for systems are outdated or not energy efficient."]
[null,"YOUNG ISRAEL OF NEW ROCHELLE","IAN@HJUSTINREALTY.COM","5163123045","NOT FOR PROFIT SYNAGOGUE","Subrecipient;","WESTCHESTER NEW YORK","NOT FOR PROFIT SYNAGOGUE","LOOKING TO UPGRADE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS TO BE MOST EFFICIENT"]
[null,"National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc.","info@nbcit.org","2027301169","501(c)(3) nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Maryland","Our technical and programatic expertise includes project management, community outreach, project planning, and program support. ","Our capabilities include providing community based technical assistance, program implementation, and program management in partnership with local communities and other local nonprofit organizations. "]
[null,"Icenade Kidz Kartz","buildingtinyfutures@icenadekidzkartz.com",5413005517,"Non Profit ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","oregon PNW","education and inovationwe ","we represent the disadvantaged youth in oregon with strong entrepreneruship minds ready to enter this new industry. we need funding to prep them to be trained to enter this new workforce"]
[null,"Flemington Jewish Community Center","president@flemingtonjcc.org","908-406-1106","Synagogue","Subrecipient;","Flemington NJ","Community organization with 250 members with various jobs and skills","Our outdoor lighting uses fluorescent bulbs and no alternatives are available. We will need replace all 65 lights with a comparable LED light now that fluorescent lights are no longer sold in NJ."]
[null,"Ralph J Stolle Countryside YMCA","Trish.kitchell@ymcastaff.org","513.932.1424 ext. 187","501C3 non-profit organization","Subrecipient;","Warren County Ohio","Countryside YMCA is a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the Warren County community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. For more than 40 years, we have helped people achieve a balance of spirit, mind, and body through our programs and services. All are welcome to experience the unmatched facilities, outreach, and varied programs.","The YMCA operates a multi-use recreational facility located in Lebanon, Ohio that has been serving the community since 1973.  The original 107K sq ft building opened its doors in 1978 and has had various additions making it the 225K sq ft that it is today.  The YMCA would like to replace 1,079 fluorescent fixtures throughout the facility with an estimated cost of $195,000.  The replacement of these fixtures will reduce kWh by 472,000 creating an annual savings of $83K per year and a payback period of approximately 2.44 years.  These savings will allow us to service more families and extend our reach into the community."]
[null,"Mojave Desert Heritage Cultural Assocation","gkwaggoner@gmail.com","970-765-6286","501(c)(3) Rural Museum","Subrecipient;","Mojave Desert","Association Members include numerous engineers who have experience and expertise in renewable energy.","8505W Solar Ground Mount Kit: 21xZNShine 405W All Black Panels + 21xEnphase IQ8+M\n60/72/120/144-Cell Microinverter w/QCables + 1x Enphase IQ Combiner 4 + Wireless\nMonitoring Solar Racking & Mounting Package includes IronRidge Rails, 2 inch top caps, rail connectors, customized PV cable wiring for your system, MC4 disconnect tool, 2017 Warning Label NEC Pack.\nEnphase Full Energy Independence Backup System\nIncludes: 2x Enphase IQ 10.1 kWh battery systems, 1x Enphase IQ System Controller 2, 1x Rapid Shutdown Switch,\n1x Circuit breaker hold-down, 1x Enphase Energy System Communications Kit, 1x Enphase Cell Modem w/5 yr plan.\n4x Enphase Encharge 10.1 kWh battery systems, 1x IQ System Controller 2, 1x Enphase System\nCommunications Kit, 1x Cell Modem w/5 yr plan, 1x IQ Load Controller."]
[null,"Smith County High School Baseball","martink10@smithcoedu.net","615-735-7776","Baseball Booster 501(c)3","Prime recipient;","Middle Tennessee, Carthage, TN","Lights to be installed at our baseball field. ","Lights to be installed at our baseball field."]
[null,"Arvada United Methodist Church","doug@arvadaumc.org","303-421-5135","Religious Organization ","Subrecipient;","Arvada, Colorado","We have people on staff, as well as a Creation Care Team, that understand various energy savings measures needed to help make our Church more energy efficient and, in turn, help reduce our carbon footprint.","Our building, built in 1963, is in need of more efficient glass/windows throughout the building.  Currently, a lot of the building still has single-pane glass/windows.  We have 28 single-pane windows that need replacing.  By replacing those single-pane windows with energy-efficient double-pane windows, we will significantly decrease our heating and cooling costs.\n  We are also wanting to replace one of our large RTU's (Roof Top Unit) with a much more efficient unit.  This unit is providing heating and cooling to our Fellowship Center (which is a full-sized gym).\nBoth of these upgrades will significantly reduce our heating and cooling costs, thus, helping to reduce our overall carbon footprint."]
[null,"Embrace Alabama Kids and Embrace Florida Kids, ministries of the United Methodist Children's Home","info@embracealkids.org",2052267936,"Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Multiple group homes in Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Florence, Headland, Mobile, Montgomery) and the panhandle of Florida (Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties)","Have successfully managed and implemented multiple state and county grants and contracted to provide services to vulnerable children and families.","We directly care for a wide range of individuals in our residential homes, including babies, children, youth, teen mothers, college students and families. Each home is tailored to the specific needs of each group in our care, offering a safe and stable home setting where those we care for can connect with peers in similar situations. Funding is needed to make energy-efficient improvements in these homes where we provide much-needed care.  With the funding saved from these improvements we will be able to use more of our funds for the important work we do for vulnerable children and families."]
[null,"Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling, Inc.","kcrockett@centralnassau.org",5162541190,"Behavioral health clinic, Mental Health services, Substance Use services","Subrecipient;","Long Island (Nassau County and Suffolk County), NY","Mental health, substance use, affordable housing, eldercare, trauma-informed care, Veterans, home-based healthcare","CN Guidance serves 30k people a year at multiple sites, and we also own/manage multiple residences for those in recovery from mental health and/or substance use to provide affordable housing options and care services. We need numerous EE upgrades / additions at out primary clinic sites (windows, siding, roofing, solar, generators), and we have space for solar farm(s) on site.  "]
[null,"HSA-UWC Colorado dba Colorado Family Church","finance@coloradofamilychurch.org",3039312034,"Church","Subrecipient;","Denver Colorado - Barnum","Serve low-income community","Plan to install solar panels"]
[null,"Dauphin Way United Methodist Church","michael.precht@dauphinwayumc.org","251-471-1511","Church","Subrecipient;","Mobile, AL (Gulf coast)","Relieving food insecurity, worship, Christian education","We are a congregation of 1300 members with active outreach and relief ministries in our neighborhood and city. We have a large campus, suitable for a renewable energy installation, and we are looking to reduce our energy costs and environmental impact after seeing our energy costs increase by $30,000 in the last year. We are also on a high-traffic road in our city, making us a potential hub for electric vehicle charging, or other community initiatives"]
[null,"CONGREGATION ROSH HAGIVAH INC","ELIE@SKYRG.COM",9176217360,"NON-PROFIT CONGREGATION","Subrecipient;","WATERBURY CT. NEW HAVEN COUNTY","NONE","Busy congregation serving hundreds. We have high energy costs and would love to be able to install energy saving solar panels etc."]
[null,"Fort Walton Beach First United Methodist Church","info@fwbfumc.org","850-243-9292","Religious Organization - Church","Subrecipient;","Florida Panhandle - South Okaloosa County","Religious activities/Preschool/Homeless ministry/tikwondo classes","A need to lower power bills so more funds are available for operating expenses and support of local and church missions."]
[null,"Maryville, Inc","clinvill@maryvillenj.org",8562276499,"Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Southern New Jersey","Maryville offers inpatient and outpatient substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment at our four South Jersey sites located in Burlington, Gloucester, and Cumberland Counties.  ","Maryville has 2 inpatient residential treatment facilities, 2 outpatient treatment facilities, and an administrative facility. Replacing lighting and bulbs, major appliances (refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers), windows and doors, and the HVAC systems would increase energy efficiency, lower utility costs, and improve the health and safety of and nearly 200 employees and 3,000 clients served each year.  "]
[null,"Cottonwood Center for the Arts","curation@cottonwoodcenterforthearts.com","914 588 0080","arts non-profit","Subrecipient;","Colorado Springs, CO","Arts outreach, education, and community building","we have a very old building that currently houses 100 artist studios; utility costs are very high due to inefficiency and it would be a huge contribution to the Colorado arts community to support making our building more efficient. www.cottonwoodcenterforthearts.com"]
[null,"Avila Center for Community Leadership (of Self-Help Ventures Fund)","brians@self-help.org","919-417-0878","Community Center for Community Leaders","Subrecipient;","Durham, NC","Support and connect community organizers and leaders across the South.  Serve over 80 nonprofits annually with more than 2,000 guests, including focus on environmental and economic justice, racial equity, gender rights.","Our non-profit property at Avila (north Durham) has over 15,000 square feet over 10 buildings.  The building's previous owner left a lot of deferred maintenance. We are looking to reduce our energy use by more than 30%.  In particular, we are planning to change 8-10 HVAC units, some of which are more than 12 years old.  Similarly, we need to upgrade 10 old inefficient hot water tanks.  We have a commercial kitchen and will change the 1980's gas stove with 2 induction stoves.  Finally, we need to tighten the building envelopes including replacing roofs."]
[null,"University of North Carolina, Greensboro","s_macinn@uncg.edu","336-334-3664","University","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","Energy management, USGBC LEED BD+C","We are a minority serving institution in need of support for energy efficiency projects to help us reach our goal of carbon neutrality by 2050."]
[null,"AstroCamp","info@gdi.org","909 625 7305","501 (c) (3) Outdoor education for grade school children","Subrecipient;","Southern California","Science education for grade school children, moving learning beyond the classroom for 50,000 children annually. ","A residential school with enormous opportunities for energy savings via led lighting, solar, and infrastructure improvements."]
[null,"Saint John's Episcopal Church","clergystjohns@gmail.com","781-883-1791","Historic Episcopal Church","Subrecipient;","Florida - Broward County, Hollywood","Unsure of this fields response","Needs include work to improve building envelope for energy savings and storm mitigation. New Roofing with insulation, hurricane impact window installation for heat mitigation and safety and possible A/C system upgrades."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of South County","hello@bgcscounty.org","(619)424-2266","Non-Profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Imperial Beach, California","Youth Development Programs, Before & Afterschool Enrichment & Development. ","We live in an arid hot climate where heat exhaustion is a looming threat. Our summer temperatures can reach upwards of 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Our facility currently does not have a functional HVAC System in place. Our goal is to utilize these funds to replace out outdated heating system and fragmented mobile AC units with an energy efficient option. This will help us provide a safe environment for our members to be able to enjoy our indoor gymnasium even during the peak summer months without worrying about heat exhaustion.\n\nIn addition, we have outdated lighting systems in place as well as poorly insulated single pane windows that we would love to have replaced. Having double panned windows will assist with insulation and replacing our gymnasium lights with LED or more energy efficient options will allow our members to enjoy the facility even during the winter days when natural light is more limited. "]
[null,"Grace Episcopal Church","pfg@gracehere.org","206-660-1228","Church","Subrecipient;","Pacific Northwest","Grace provides a welcoming environment for everyone in the community to \"come as you are\". Our church hosts such groups as AA, Mom's Morning Retreat, local choir groups, youth activities and outreach ministries. ","We have an aging oil boiler and a commitment to going carbon neutral by 2027. We are interested in replacing the oil boiler with ground source or air-to-water heat pump technology, solar panels and envelope upgrades. "]
[null,"Suncoast Young Peoples Theatre","info@richeysuncoasttheatre.com","727-842-6777","Nonprofit performing arts theatre","Subrecipient;","Tampa, Florida","Providing the community we serve with cultural programming and theatre education","We have 9 very old AC units that need to be replaced. They are 5 ton light commercial packaged HVAC that are roof mounted"]
[null,"Center City Housing Corp","info@centercityhousing.org",2187227161,"501c3 Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","Homelessness Prevention, Permanent Supportive Housing for Singles, Families, and Youth, Deeply Affordable Housing, Building Ownership, Property Management, Service Provider ","Center City Housing Corp provides our communities with Permanent Supportive Housing and Deeply Affordable Housing. Since 1986, CCHC has been Building Hope and Opening Doors across MN, providing a place where life can start moving forward for our tenants. Because of our “Housing First” philosophy, people can access stable housing and affordable rent. But we do way more than just housing; we incorporate Harm Reduction principles that guide us in our mission of believing in and respecting the rights of all people. We meet our tenants where they are and help to surround their housing journey with non-judgmental, non-coercive services."]
[null,"Edgewood Comminity Center (operated by South Carolina Rural Education Grassroots Group)","info@edgewoodcc.org","404-904-0045","501c3 Nonprofit - Community Center - Former Equalization School","Subrecipient;","South Carolina","Eight years providing a variety of activities/athletic programs to keep our youth/young adults engaged and out of trouble. Also senior programs.\n​","Currently in Phase 1 stabilization - renovation - upfit of 20,000 of the 50,000 total sq ft for the formerly segregated school (built in 1954). Phase 1 is partially funded by NPS AACR grant. The community center building needs energy efficient HVAC/insulation/ducts, lighting, windows, and kitchen equipment and water saving plumbing to lower expenses, reduce carbon footprint, improve indoor air quality, and expand the community center's services. "]
[null,"The Woodstock School of Art, Inc.","nina@woodstockschoolofart.org","845-679-2388","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Mid-Hudson Valley, NY","The Woodstock School of Art (WSA) offers excellence in fine art instruction, inspires creativity in a welcoming community, building on its rich artistic lineage and unique historic setting. For over 55 years the school has offered fine art instruction in drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture. WSA has five art studios, an office and gallery. Over 800 students attend classes/workshops and 1500 visit exhibitions each year. WSA has successfully completed large capital projects in recent years.","The Woodstock School of Art (WSA) is a nonprofit art school. WSA will install a ground mount array:\nSystem Size 29.1 kW DC, 60 Panels Q.Peak Duo XL-G10.2 485, Inverters SE7600H-US. Estimated first year production is 32,333 kWh with consumption offset of 91%. The goal of this project is to reduce our fossil fuel use without producing greenhouse gases and accelerating the transition to cleaner energy sources. Solar panels will also decrease the cost of operations, leaving more funds to devote to our mission."]
[null,"Alliance for Environmental Sustainability DBA GreenHome Institute","jose.reyna@greenhomeinstitute.org",6169014753,"Nonprofit","Partner;Subrecipient;","US","Sustainable housing development; single/multifamily, new construction/renovation. We are a provider organization for LEED, GreenStar, DOE HERS, Enterprise Communities, and NGBS.","We provide project consulting services for housing development, training for persons seeking certification as \"in the field\" green raters, and we advocate for public policies that support sustainable housing development."]
[null,"WVC dba Viticus Group","stephanie@viticusgroup.org",7024439245,"501c3","Subrecipient;","Las Vegas","providing cutting-edge, innovative continuing education for human medical and veterinary professionals","Due to the high amount of surgical skills and techniques taught at our facilities (12,000-13,000 people trained per year), we utilize large amounts of hospital grade equipment and go through massive amounts of energy.  We could greatly use solar panels, as well as EV charging stations."]
[null,"Boys & Girls Clubs of Kern County","info@bgckc.org","661-325-3730","Non-Profit - Boys & Girls Club","Subrecipient;","Lamont City in Kern County, California","Provide a world-class Club Experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who enters our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.","The proposed project aims to provide energy upgrades and the addition of solar panels to the Lamont Boys & Girls Club, which was built in 1963, converted into a Boys & Girls Club in 2008 and received the most recent interior facelift in 2014. "]
[null,"San Joaquin River Parkway & Conservation Trust, Inc.","sweaver@riverparkway.org","559-248-8480","Land Conservation ","Subrecipient;","Fresno/Madera Counties, California","Conservation, public access improvements (construction management); habitat restoration, environmental education; park operations","The San Joaquin River Parkway & Conservation Trust owns an 1890's ranch house that was restored in 1999 as an interpretive center about the San Joaquin River.  The house is due for at least an HVAC upgrade and perhaps other energy improvements, as well.  The site includes a solar power system which could be upsized to meet more of the organization's onsite energy needs.  We are also interested in adding vehicle charging stations for public use."]
[null,"The Field Semester","info@fieldsemester.org","510.982.6974","Environmental Education","Subrecipient;","Northern California, San Francisco Bay Area, Contra Costa County, rural/unincorporated","Environmental Education, experiential learning, high school students","Energy efficiency upgrades for historic schoolhouse building repurposed as school for environmental education serving youth from disadvantaged communities from throughout SF Bay Area and Northern California. Students will learn about, operate, and help maintain energy efficiency components of their campus - solar panels, HVAC systems, water/wastewater systems, and manage a hydrologic dam."]
[null,"CPS LED Lighting","dflaherty@cpsled.com","843-852-8027","LED Lighting Manufacturer","Partner;","Nationwide","LED Lighting retrofits and controls for turnkey or product only for facilities, distributors or contractors.","CPS LED Lighting is a US Made manufacturing company located in Florence, SC offering turnkey, energy-efficient, sustainable lighting solutions for both exterior and interior lighting projects. Our goal is to provide our customers with the highest quality lighting and controls solutions to meet their lighting design specifications and budgetary needs. We provide LED lighting upgrades for existing properties as well as new construction projects. CPS LED Lighting partners with every customer to gain a thorough understanding of their objectives and challenges, and identifies an intelligent, cost-efficient and environmentally sustainable solution for achieving those goals. Servicing clients since 2008 has allowed CPS LED Lighting to exceed customers needs with the importance of offering the best solution for their situation.  Check out CPS LED at www.cpsled.com."]
[null,"Helena Food Share","info@helenafoodshare.org","406-443-3663","501c3, Nonprofit,Food Bank","Subrecipient;","Helena and Central Montana","Direct Provider of food assistance services -- stationary market, remote sites and mobile, food rescue, local food sourcing.","We are constructing a new Community Food Resource Center, 20,000 sq. ft. with a market, warehouse, production kitchen and offices. We are seeking to have a solar array to help with the energy needs of the facility."]
[null,"Buffalo Prenatal Perinatal Network","lb@bppn.org","716-884-6711","non profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Buffalo, NY","Buffalo Prenatal Perinatal Network (BPPN) empowers women, fathers and families to take charge of bettering their family health and well-being by providing education, support, advocacy, and connection to resources and services in WNY within the 28 highest risk zip code areas of Erie County in Buffalo NY. ","Moved to new building after Buffalo Blizzard 2022, due to extensive damage.  New building as per NYSERDA report; The following energy efficiency measures (EEMs) and observations to reduce energy use were identified during the site visit: • Install Wi-Fi thermostats - replace the programmable thermostats with Wi-Fi thermostats to allow for remote control and scheduling of the heating and cooling system to reduce energy costs. • Replace single pane windows - replace the remaining single pane windows with double pane windows to reduce energy costs. • Replace condensing units - replace the old condensing units with new, higher efficiency condensing units. • Install air source heat pumps - replace the current heating and cooling system with an air source heat pump heating and cooling system, to reduce energy use and operating expenses.  In addition, an accounting software to manage cash flow efficiently, make data-driven insightful decisions, and be audit ready."]
[null,"Neighborhood Finance Corporation","smurphy@neighborhoodfinance.org","515-246-0010","Non-profit - housing and finance","Subrecipient;","Polk County, Iowa","Home purchase and home improvement loans to low and moderate-income homeowners and homebuyers, building single-family homes, serving low and moderate-income communities. Loans for affordable multi-family.","We are interested in energy improvements to our own properties, and able to lend to multi-family housing properties for energy improvements. "]
[null,"InterFaith Works of Central New York (IFW)","info@interfaithworkscny.org","315-449-3552","Non-profit organization","Subrecipient;","Central New York","IFW is a human service organization that resettles refugees and provides post-settlement services, is a regional hub for ending racism, and supports older adults.","IFW would like to be considered a subrecipient to allow the replacement of its failing and inefficient HVAC system. Funding would enable and expand IFW’s work resettling refugees, supporting New Americans and low-income seniors, and building bridges of understanding among people of different religions and across racial divides. IFW is one of the largest resettlement agencies serving Upstate NY. The project would support the revitalization of Syracuse’s low-income Northside neighborhood, where most New Americans live. IFW’s building (27,990 square feet) is an active hub for over 5000 people annually. More than 50% of IFW’s staff are former immigrants and refugees."]
[null,"The Kennedy Memorial Foundation Building","ndkennedycenter@gmail.com","701-450-1945","501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Bismarck North Dakota/ North Dakota/ Upper Great Plains","Founded in 1970, the Kennedy Memorial Foundation is a nonprofit committed to advancing civic engagement, cultivating leaders and broadminded thought in public, private, and nonprofit sectors. ","The building that hosts the Kennedy Center is a landmark. It is a beautiful and significant example of mid-century modern architecture. For 53 years it has remained structurally untouched. But now, this center of enlightenment needs updating for energy efficiency. Most pressing is the need for energy efficient windows and doors. In addition, upgraded heating and cooling would keep this building as modern and forward thinking in energy efficiency in the 21st century as the ideals it represented in the 20th century."]
[null,"Samaritan Center, Inc","markowens@beanstalkres.com","313-579-4546","Nonprofit, multi-services community center","Subrecipient;","Detroit, MI","Samaritan Center is a 27-acre, five building, 530,000 sq. ft. facility with 80+ partnering agencies on Detroit' eastside serving 30,000+ individuals annually.","Samaritan Center was created in 2000 with the donation of the former Mercy Hospital to become a large one-stop multi-services community center. It provides a wide range of human and social services to Detroit residents in need of support to achieve their life goals. Eighty + agencies are housed at the Center and provide services to more than 30,000 individuals annually. The facility was built in 1984 by the Sisters of Mercy to provide services to the  poor and needy. It is located in some of the city's neediest neighborhoods. The facility is aging and requires renovation of its basic sub-systems including energy generating systems, HVAC and other other energy efficiencies in order to reduce the ever growing energy operations costs now exceeding $1.1 million annually."]
[null,"Bridge House","bill@boulderbridgehouse.org","303 810 8223","nonprofit 501 (c) (3)","Subrecipient;Prime recipient;","Colorado -- specifically Boulder and Aurora","provide care to and programming for exits from homelessness to unhoused persons in the Denver Metro area.","Owned buildings in Boulder CO and Aurora CO are in good  reapir but decades old and in need of energy efficiency upgrades.  New facility coming on-line in Englwewood CO is designed to be Net Zero. Exploring upgrade for Boulder and Aurora."]
[null,"CT & RI Alliance of YMCAs","cpallatto@ct-ri-ymca.org","(860) 670-3261","Non-profit","Prime recipient;","CT and RI","Our CEO, who would oversee the grants, has experience with several energy efficiency grants and is a certified Project Mgt Professional (PMP).","Our Alliance can provide technical assistance in identifying contractors, defining scope of work, and managing the grants for recipient YMCAs, including funding distribution."]
[null,"The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield - Cape Girardeau","tvbohrer@dioscg.org",4178660841,"Religious Non-for-Profit","Subrecipient;","Southern Missouri","Religious Non-profit organization that focuses on spiritual and physical needs of the communities we serve. ","Our current office building runs off fluorescent light fixtures.  They fixtures themselves are old and starting to go out and we would like to replace them with much more energy efficient LED's. \n\nThe estimated cost to update our buildings interior lighting is $70,000 which we can not afford.  Any amount of grant funding would be much appreciated to help us save on electricity and be more environmentally conscience.  "]
[null,"Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services, Inc","grantwriter@gcjfcs.org","727-479-1800","Nonprofit 501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Clearwater, FL","We would like to be a subrecipient to install energy efficient upgrades as part of planned renovation of our 30+ year old facility. ","We have current architectural drawings for the renovation. We have board approval to add solar and other energy-efficient systems (not currently in this plan.) However, we do want to reduce our utilities."]
[null,"YMCA Alliance of Northern New England","holly.richards@nneymcas.org","207-931-8075","non profit","Subrecipient;Partner;","Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont","The YMCA Alliance of Northern New England supports and strengthens YMCAs and facilitates collaboration amongst YMCAs and community partners to increase our impact and advocate for positive change.","The YMCAs are one of the nation’s leading nonprofits that strengthens communities through the impact areas of Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. Every day, the YMCAs work side-by-side with their neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive."]
[null,"Jackson Hole Center for the Arts","info@jhcenterforthearts.org",3077348956,"Performing Arts Center","Subrecipient;","Wyoming; Rocky Mountain West","Performing arts; education","80,000 sq/ft facility with theater built 20 years ago in harsh mountain climate. Few efficiency upgrades have been made since original construction so many opportunities exist (HVAC, theater lighting, solar, etc). Trained professional staff."]
[null,"Ashland Family YMCA","ceo@ashlandymca.org","541-428-9622","YMCA - nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southern Oregon","Health and Wellness Activities","We would like to install EV charging stations and solar panels for our roof. "]
[null,"Young Men's Christian Association of Klamath County","hank.walling@kfallsymca.org","541-961-1794","501-C-3 Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Klamath Falls, Oregon","Klamath Falls YMCA Childcare Education Center. We have an Infant/Toddler program, Pre-kindergarten and K through 6th grade after school programs. ","The priority of needs at the Klamath Falls YMCA is help with funding a HVAC system in our 100 year building. We currently utilize an old gas fire boiler for heat in the winter and window AC units in the summer months. Neither of which are very efficient nor effective. "]
[null,"Housing Opportunity Development Corporation","slarsonmercer@hodc.org","847-564-2900","Affordable Housing Development/ Management","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","North and Northwest Chicago suburbs","Affordable Housing creation, working with tax credits/ IHDA, working within Enterprise Green Communities standards.  Building family, senior, and housing for people with disabilities.  ","Updating existing building stock with energy efficient windows/ HVAC systems, windows to ensure comfort for residents as well as decreasing environmental impact of our buildings."]
[null,"St. Matthew Lutheran Church and School","Church@stmatthew.info",7344250260,"Non-profit Lutheran School","Subrecipient;","Southeast Michigan","Education","Our 65-year-old boiler system is failing. We need to update or replace it in order to keep the school open. "]
[null,"Actors Theatre of Louisville ","NDixon@actorstheatre.org","323-665-9389","501(c)(3) Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Southeast - it looks like our Prime Recipient partner would most likely be SouthFace Energy Institute in Georgia based on the list. ","World-class theater productions\nEducational arts programs\nStudent matinees\nCommunity conversations\nTabling and community events with local organizations","As portions of our theater date back to 1837, we are dire need of energy-efficient updates that would save us thousands of dollars each year. Specifically, we need to update our electrical system to one that is more energy-efficient. By saving on these costs, we can allocate more of our generated revenue towards programmatic support. Furthermore, we are located in downtown Louisville, one of the fastest growing heat islands in the U.S. Upgrades would help us reduce the level of pollution in our city, specifically in the downtown area, which is home to some of our most marginalized communities."]
[null,"Boston Court Pasadena","manuelp@bostoncourtpasadena.org",6266836800,"501c3 Performing Arts","Subrecipient;","Los Angeles County","Performing Arts, Theatre, Music, Nonprofit Administration. ","Our building is 20 years old-- a new, more green and efficient HVAC system is necessary to ensure comfort, acoustics and technical equipment for our over 125 performances each year. "]
[null,"Greater Green Bay YMCA","corporate@greenbayymca.org","920-436-9622","501(c)3 Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Brown County, Wisconsin","Programs focus on youth development, healthy living, social responsibility","Upcoming capital projects that would benefit from energy efficiency projects."]
[null,"Child Crisis Arizona","torrie.taj@childcrisisaz.org",6027214317,"Human Services ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Phoenix","Serving at risk and homeless children in the foster care system and serving, low income, families with children. ","Turning our buildings Green with Solar. "]
[null,"Charlottesville Contemporary Arts Inc. ","anne@livearts.org","434-977-4177","Charlottesville Center for Contemporary Arts, which leases space to three nonprofit arts tenants","Subrecipient;","Downtown Charlottesville, Virginia","Theater production and education, visual arts exhibition, video production and education  ","CCA's four-story, multi-use arts building is 20 years old and has a large environmental footprint. A 2020 LEAP Energy Inspection Report recommended that CCA shrink its footprint by replacing the aging HVAC system, installing a light-colored roof, installing solar panels on the roof, and replacing the storage water heater with a point-of-use on demand water heater. CCA recently replaced florescent bulbs with LEDs in the lobbies, and is in the process of upgrading its theater lighting system. "]
[null,"Lambert House","programs@lamberthouse.org","206-322-2515","LGBTQ+ Youth Center","Subrecipient;","Seattle, WA","LGBTQ+ youth social support programs, suicide and homelessness prevention, youth internships and volunteer opportunities, meals and clothing programs, outdoor recreation","Energy efficiency upgrades to our facility including new windows, electrical system upgrades, heating and cooling efficiency upgrades"]
[null,"YMCA of the Treasure Coast, FL","rgriggs@ymcatreasurecoast.org",7722864444,"YMCA ","Subrecipient;","Martin and St. Lucie Counties, Florida","youth development, healthy living, social responsibility, wellness, fitness, health, sports, swim lessons, aquatics safety, childcare, afterschool, preschool, leadership development, teens, camp","Capabilities - host community meetings and educational activities and help reach target audience.\nNeeds - energy efficiency upgrades in buildings (windows, doors, insulation, etc.), pools (heaters, pumps, filtration, etc.), and sports facilities/fields (lights, irrigation, etc.)."]
[null,"YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas ","giving@ymcadallas.org","(214) 880-9622","Social Service ","Subrecipient;","North Texas","Youth sports, day camps, after school, childcare, senior programs","Many of our facilities are old and are not energy efficient.  This would allow us to upgrade those facilities. "]
[null,"YMCA of Greater Whittier","jaceves@ymcawhittier.org",5623926487,"Non-Profit Organization/Community Center","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","East LA County - Whittier, Unincorporated Whittier, Pico Rivera, La Mirada, La Habra Heights, Norwalk, and Santa Fe Springs","Childcare, Health and Fitness, Youth Sports, Swimming, Camp, Senior and Family Programs, Adults with Diverse Abilities","Support to enhanced facility and resources and support of the area with a culturally competent staff who have the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to interact effectively with people from different backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences that reflects the area."]
[null,"Cindy Ross","cindyross@cinchriverhfh.org","865-483-5433","Non Profit","Subrecipient;","Anderson and Roane County in East TN","Development of Affordable Housing and ReStores. ","In need of repairs and energy efficiency in two buildings owned by Habitat, One is located in an older building in a historic district of town while the other is a block building. Both facilities are used for offices and ReStore activities. "]
[null,"Tuerk House, Inc.","BFoster@TuerkHouse.org","(508) 736-4797","501 (c) (3) Non profit organization providing substance use treatment","Subrecipient;","Baltimore, Maryland","Programmatic expertise in providing substance use treatment","(1) Provide alternate energy sources (such as PV roof panels) and state-of-the-art energy systems for five existing facilities ranging from 5,000 SF up to 37,000 SF.\n(2) Proposed new adaptive use, 55,000 SF Substance Use and Treatment Center to be  the first certified Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) building in Maryland and to incorporate PV roof top units."]
[null,"Biohabitats","jnorris@biohabitats.com","410.554.0156","Ecological Consulting","Partner;","Midwest & Nationwide","Flood risk reduction; Green Infrastructure, Ecological Restoration, Carbon sequestration, Sustainable design, natural resource planning","Eager to support good work on protecting and enhancing habitat and ecosystem services with engineering, science, and planning. "]
[null,"Circuit Playhouse, Inc.","development@playhouseonthesquare.org","901-937-6493","501 c 3","Subrecipient;","Tennessee","50+ years as arts non profit leader in Memphis, TN","Interested in updating HVAC to be more energy efficient and perhaps adding insulation"]
[null,"Mazzetti Engineering","msmith@mazzetti.com","406-431-1098","Engineering & Development Consultancy ","Partner;","National","Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Engineering for healthcare organizations, specializing in decarbonization and integration of renewables. ","Mazzetti is a benefit corporation to bending the climate curve and creating healthier spaces in the build environment. We develop and design projects that reduce our partners energy costs, integrate renewable energy sources, and strenghthen operational resilience. "]
[null,"Fremont Family YMCA","lindyh@fremontfamilyymca.org","402-721-6952","501 C/non-profit","Subrecipient;","Nebraska/Midwest","Fitness Programs, aquatics, youth sports, pickleball, engaging seniors, childcare including infants and toddlers and out of school time","HVAC, lighting, replacement for more energy efficiency. Modifying facility for greater energy efficiency. "]
[null,"First Presbyterian Church Kalamazoo ","mohrstrom@gmail.com",2698705042,"Faith Community ","Subrecipient;","Kalamazoo MI ","FPC seeks to upgrade obsolete systems to improve energy efficiency, safety, and reduce operating expenses.","Initial needs identified include replacing inefficient incandescent lighting systems, and add emergency lighting to high occupancy areas."]
[null,"Smart Electric Power Alliance","ubusch@sepapower.org","202-270-1671","Non-Profit","Prime recipient;Partner;","U.S. - Nationwide","Project management, stakeholder facilitation, GIS analysis, feasibility analysis, resilience, standards development, strategy, roadmapping, programmatic design, industry & market research (technologies, business models, and policies)","The Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) is a nonprofit organization that envisions a carbon-free energy system that is safe, affordable, reliable, resilient and equitable. SEPA's mission is to accelerate the electric power industry’s transformation to a modern energy future through education, research, standards, and collaboration. SEPA can serve as a knowledge hub, partner, and/or advisor for organizations and entities seeking funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law."]
[null,"Berkshire Environmental Action Team, Inc.","team@thebeatnews.org","413-464-9402","Nonprofit ","Subrecipient;","Massachusetts","public education and outreach about energy efficiency, weatherization, and electrification","nonprofit seeking to become a demonstration of how an 1868 building can add an insulated roof, exterior wrap, heat pumps, solar and storage to go fossil-fuel-free"]
[null,"Live Oak Solutions Inc.","eric@liveoak.ai","716-262-5032","Project Management / Program Management","Partner;","New York State","PMP credentialed project management. Special emphasis on IT project management.","Live Oak Solutions works with non-profit organizations on identifying funding opportunities, securing funding, and implementation support from procurement through implementation via project management."]
[null,"YMCA of Florida's First Coast","jleslie@fcymca.org","3213034064","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Northeast Florida","Healthy living and youth oriented services delivered through a multitude of facilities and programs.","Improve energe efficiency at our resident camp location, or other locations."]
[null,"Big Zion AME Zion Church","dthomasgr@gmail.com","2514220007","Church","Subrecipient;","South","N/A","An 181-year-old building with an HVAC unit hat is 62 years old needs to be replaced."]
[null,"YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit","dpvancamp@ymcadetroit.org","313-223-2503","Nonprofit Social Service","Subrecipient;","The City of Detroit as well as Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Iosco Counties in Michigan","Fifteen years administering private and government grants. For 171 years, we have provided swim lessons, healthy food, education, mentoring, camping, and fitness for all ages. ","The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit operates 7 community centers and 2 camps in 85 buildings on 9 properties  Our buildings are all 20+ years old with many needing high-efficiency upgrades. Our camp cabins need hot water heat, lighting, and high-efficiency heating upgrades. The community centers need high-efficiency lighting upgrades.\n\nSeasoned leadership, accounting, management, evaluation, and central maintenance teams, and diverse community partnerships, and with 15+ years successfully administering private, local, state, and federal grants. An example of our fiscal responsibility is how our central maintenance team self-performs the majority of projects.\n"]
[null,"Greene Street Friends School","aoverton@greenestreetfriends.org","215-438-7001","School ","Subrecipient;","Philadelphia, PA","Facilities","Energy Savings"]
[null,"Camp Horsin' Around","ex.director@camphorsinaround.org","8593320001","Nonprofit focused on youth, special health care needs, recreation, outdoor","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","Working with children with compromised health or special needs. ","Camp Horsin' Around needs to transition all outdated fixtures and equipment to more energy efficient pieces. The organization would also like to consider the installation of solar panels with the possibility of using the panels to power the facility. "]
[null,"Lutheran Church of the Resurrection","monica@lcrchurch.org","916-791-4661 ext 227","501(c)(3) religious organization","Subrecipient;","Roseville/Granite Bay, Placer County, California","We are a community church which is heavily involved in both local and international service work. We provide space to various other organizations including other religious groups, non-profit organizations, community groups, and residents in the area. We also collaborate with various organizations both locally and worldwide such as an agency working with the unhoused and underfed, an after-school program for at-risk youth, and a school in Tanzania to identify a few.","We are in need of various repairs and energy efficiency updates. We currently need repairs on a leaking roof and have multiple HVAC units that require repair or replacement. We have leaking breezeways and buildings dating from 1965 to 2005. We are hoping to improve efficiency and reduce utility costs through added insulation, lighting upgrades, and door/window replacements as well. Our church has been a valued member of the community for over 60 years and is in dire need of repairs and updates."]
[null,"Mid-Willamette Family YMCA","executive@ymcaalbany.org","5419264488","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Linn County, Oregon","Youth sports and development; senior classes of all sorts; special needs community resource/programming; three preschools; and mentorship","We provide an enormous amount of scholarship opportunities (660k in 2023) for families and individuals who cannot afford health and recreational services.  The cost of operations is prohibitive in helping more people but with financial help in paying operational debt, we can help thousands more people in the tri-county area we serve.  We have 17 acres of turf and a near 100k sq/ft building with gyms, swimming pools, and a workout area to help people become the best version of themself. "]
[null,"YMCA of Virginia's Blue Ridge","kthomas@ymcavbr.org","540-527-9622","Human Services","Subrecipient;","Southwest Virginia - Botetourt County","As a subrecipient, our facilities team is looking at solar options for our YMCA facility located in Daleville, VA.","We are in our initial review phase of the solar potential for the Botetourt Family YMC. We are looking at both the technical and financial feasibility of producing solar power with a Solar Holler photovoltaic system. The technical assessment combines satellite imagery, weather data and sunlight mapping, as well as utility rate and bill analysis. The result is an array that produces the maximum amount of solar energy within the space available without going over the annual usage needs of the property."]
[null,"American Society of Overseas Research","info@asor.org","703-789-9229","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East, Southwest Asia, North Africa","ASOR is an international organization whose mission is to initiate, encourage, and support research into, and public understanding of, the history and cultures of the Near East and wider Mediterranean,  from the earliest times.","ASOR is committed to reducing our climate impact and formed an Ad Hoc Climate Impact Committee to report on ways we might do so. This committee worked how to mitigate the impact of travel to our annual meeting. We have since made a number of changes (meeting in hub cities, increased hybrid/virtual meetings, green choices with our meeting hotels, etc.) related to the meeting. We've established a Climate Impact Sustainability Fund for environmentally-sustainable projects and eco-friendly practices in the countries in which we work. As part of ASOR's commitment to mitigating climate impact, we also want to make our home office in Alexandria more energy efficient through upgrading our heating and cooling systems. We are also interested in replacing our office's old windows and interested in the possibility of installing solar panels."]
[null,"Gaston Christian Center","nataly@gastonchristianctr.org","210-719-1568","Nonprofit that provides space for other nonprofits","Subrecipient;","Dallas","Our nonprofit organization owns a 66,000 sq. ft. building and we lease space to 19 nonprofits. Our nonprofit provides property management and cover the costs of services such as electricity, gas, & HVAC to the building by providing affordable below market value class B space to nonprofits so they can use more of their funds towards programs and services to the community.","Our building was built in 1976. It is approximately 66,000 sq ft. two story building. We have 36 HVAC units, many of which need to be replaced. Our 1st priority is to change the lighting in our building from florescent to LED. "]
[null,"Greater Marinette Menominee YMCA","Jenni@mmymca.org","9068639983","YMCA ","Subrecipient;","Upper Peninsula of Michigan","None ","High need for energy savings- serve a high need community"]
[null,"Contemporary Energy Solutions","customerservice@ces-na.com","800-893-2388","Lighting Contractor/ESCO","Partner;","United States","Our energy savings solutions are custom tailored based on your facilities needs and requirements. We specialize in LED lighting upgrades for your facility.","CES is your turnkey LED lighting and controls services provider.  CES helps customers identify a sustainability plan, prioritize and implement energy efficiency solutions for their facilities.  CES has been a tremendous resource for customers across the country. Our company will design and integrate lighting projects that will keep your energy cost per square foot low and introduce you to a cutting edge tenant financing program that will improve cash flow and work environment."]
[null,"Young Men's Christian Association of Klamath County","hank.walling@kfallsymca.org","541-961-1794","YMCA Childcare Education Center 501 (c) (3) ","Partner;","Klamath County, Oregon","The YMCA is a non-profit Childcare Education Center in Klamath Falls, Oregon  ","Our Childcare Education Center operates out of a 100-year-old Building that once was used as an elementary city school. Our heating system is an old gas fired boiler and we use window air condition neither is efficient nor effective.   "]
[null,"YMCA OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION","DEVOFFICE@PPYMCA.ORG","7193297274","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Colorado Springs","The Y is one of the largets and oldest nonprofits serving El Paso County. With many large facilities, energy upgrades are desperately needed to increase our efficiency and reduce our carbon footprint. ","The Y has partners and expertsg in place to guide our use of received funding. Our needs range from upgrades to HVAC systems and boilers to transitions to LED/energy efficient lighting. "]
[null,"YMCA of Ithaca & Tompkins County","info@ithacaymca.com","607-257-0101","non-profit community organization","Subrecipient;","Tompkins County ","Unknown","Our building is 40 years old and in desperate need of upgrading is several areas of sustainable energy, including buttoning up the building to lower utility costs and evaluating current efficiencies."]
[null,"The Pentecostal Church, dba GraceLife Pentecostal Church","wjackson@mygrace.life","901-753-6115","Religious Nonprofit Organization (Church)","Subrecipient;","Southeast US (Tennessee)","Community Engagement, Data/Analytics, Multigenerational Progression, Interfaith Relations","Our ministry campus needs to replace a 30 year old HVAC system to continue serving our 31 unique nationalities in a refugee resettlement city (Memphis TN). This system replacement will help sustain and further community services not limited to family and pre-/marital counseling, English-As-a-Second Language (ESL) classes, media/sound production training, financial management guidance, and post-correctional community adjustment support. "]
[null,"Rightone Energy Corporation","info@rightoneenergy.com","727-855-7500","Energy Efficiency, Solar Energy and Renewable Energy ","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","All 50 States","Specializing in energy efficiency, solar energy, and renewable solutions. Expertise in sustainable technologies, innovative program development, and cutting-edge technical solutions for a greener future.","Delivering comprehensive energy solutions, we excel in energy audits, solar installations, and renewable technology integration. Our capabilities encompass project design, implementation, and ongoing management, ensuring clients maximize efficiency and sustainability in their energy practices."]
[null,"JackRabbit Homes Inc ","Info@jackrabbithomes.org","828/333-0333","501c3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Southwest and Midwest ","Resilient Architecture, design, water conservation (which reduces energy and GHG), consulting,   ","As a nonprofit we connect with many partners to make projects happen that promote clean energy, water and food creating a better quality of life for humanity."]
[null,"Historic Santa Fe Foundation","info@historicsantafe.org","(505)983-2567","501c3","Subrecipient;","Santa Fe, New Mexico","Historic preservation, education, history. Employees, boards, and members of our foundation have intimate knowledge of historical homes and styles of New Mexico as well as historic preservation.","We are looking to install solar panels on our historic building to provide basic electrical needs for staff offices, preservation workshop, welcome center, interpretation space, and three artist in residence apartments. We hope to be more sustainable with our energy source and use, and reduce energy costs across the board. We also want to serve as a model to show that solar energy is possible on older buildings in the historic districts. "]
[null,"Temple Beth Sholom","Jeff Graff","305.538.7231 ext. 231","Synagogue and Jewish Day School","Subrecipient;","Miami Beach, FL","Synagogue offering religious, educational, cultural, and social justice programs that meet the needs of our community. We have committed to reducing climate change impacts.","Our organization has committed to reducing our environmental impact, mitigate climate risks, and engage our community through continued programming of our Social Justice Network offering direct services to underserved Miami neighborhoods--those hit hardest by climate change. To date, we have measured our operational energy use and are prioritizing energy efficiency improvements. Immediate needs are focused on upgrading outdated HVAC, lighting, and control systems to significantly reduce our energy consumption, GHG emissions, and work towards a pathway to net-zero alignment."]
[null,"Insight Chicago Hospital and Medical Center","tony@xdtechindustry.com","312-567-2000","non profit hospital","Subrecipient;","Chicago,IL","healthcare for underserved populations for emergency room services, behavioral health, maternal health and patient support, care and referrals","\nICHMC, as a full-service hospital with a large workforce of approximately 546 employees, is able to offer a wide range of community benefits and services. Our community benefit plan activities focus on: charity care and other uncompensated healthcare services; medical education and healthcare workforce development; language-assistance services; and youth development. ICHMC provides healthcare services to all patients based on medical necessity. We are committed to providing access to quality healthcare services with compassion, dignity and respect for those we serve, particularly the poor and the underserved in our communities\n"]
[null,"Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village","maryum@sbev.org","810-893-6098","nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Flint, MI","Since 2015, SBEV has been dedicated to empowering youth in grades K-12. Our staff, mentors and volunteers deliver programming in Academics, Arts and Athletic. Instructing and\nmentoring","Our mission at SBEV is to cultivate leadership capacity. We firmly believe that investing in young people is the key to creating compelling and lasting change in the community. Through after-school academic support, extracurricular activities, sports development programs, and mentoring initiatives, we aim to provide a safe and empowering space for growth. Delivering dynamic experiences, as well as mentorship that youth need to thrive in their future careers. Investing in the next generation, promoting racial equity, and improving economic mobility. Equity is at the core of our mission, to\nimprove quality of life, promote safe and healthy communities, build a just society, and expand\nopportunities for young people of color from lower-income families."]
[null,"Mississippi Rising Coalition","contactmsrising@gmail.com","2282191548","501c3 Social Advocacy Org (Climate, Racial and Economic Justice)","Subrecipient;","South Mississippi","Environmental Justice, Racial Justice, Economic Justice, Community Organizing, Coalition Building, Policy Advocacy","We would like to improve the energy efficiency of our organization headquarters which is located in a low-income environmental justice community through solar panel installation, weatherization and other available technologies, strategies. "]
[null,"Lake Country School Montessori Environments","sferraro@lakecountryschool.org","612-827-3707","Pre-K - Grade 8 Montessori School","Subrecipient;","Minneapolis, MN","Lake Country School educates students through the Montessori method with emphasis on diversity, inclusion, peaceful community and respect for self, others, and the earth. ","Our school building is 110 years old and is in need of HVAC. There is no air conditioning in 80% of the building. The roof is over 30 years old and in need of insulation and replacement. Energy efficient lighting is also a need throughout the building."]
[null,"Food Bank of the Southern Tier","info@foodbankst.org","607-796-6061","Food Bank/ non-profit","Subrecipient;","NY Southern Tier, 6 counties (Broome, Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, Tompkins)","Feeding neighbors in need throughout the Southern Tier since 1981.","We need a heating system update and are interested in support for heat pumps for our 65,000 square foot warehouse and offices that serve our network of about 280 partners like pantries, schools, and meal sites."]
[null,"The Pen Ryn School","lisarspangler@hotmail.com","6099544931","Non-profit private school for preK to 8th grade students.","Subrecipient;","Pennsylvania","none","Seeking a primary to partner for capital project to replace energy inefficient, single pane windows in school building."]
[null,"Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church","orlc@ourredeemerlives.org","+14064427842","Church","Subrecipient;","Rocky Mountain West","none","need upgrade lighting system from fluorescents to LED's, consisting of 150 fixtures with 500 bulbs. Fixtures need to be rewired or replaced to accommodate LEDs."]
[null,"Urban League of Broward County","info@ulbfl.org ","9546252502","Nonprofit, 501 (c)(3)","Subrecipient;","Florida ","Can be helpful as financial intermediary to other smaller local organization or other Urban Leagues in Florida","The needs of organization include upgrading our Community Empowerment Center with energy efficient HVAC upgrades, solar panels, appliances, and weather proofing windows and doors for hurricanes and rainstorms, and water efficiency such as the installation of wells for irrigation. "]
[null,"ELC Energy Solutions","mpolicastro@elc-enegy.com","2032707400","solar provider ","Partner;","north east","ESCO group","supporting 501'c3 "]
[null,"Young Israel of Houston ","david.j.klugman@gmail.com","4435703017","Nonprofit Religious Institution ","Subrecipient;","Houston, TX ","Experience with grant management, Property Management, and specifically HVAC repairs.","The organization is in need of new controls to more properly operate HVAC throughout the building. Due to limitations of the currently installed system, the interior space is not properly ventilated or dehumidified, forcing HVAC units to be run for long periods of time in inefficient ways."]
[null,"Global Mobile Energy Systems INC (subsidiary of Patriot Energy Systems)","PatriotEnergySystems@gmail.com","(208) 704-6333, (488-674-0418)","Veteran owned Corporation located in HUB Zone. We manufacture and install mobile plug and play solar systems with optional cellular antennas; even to remote areas by helicopter or truck.","Partner;","We are located in Idaho but install systems anywhere in the united states including Hawaii.","We make/install a broad range of solar systems to power: homes, schools, hospitals, churches, industry, agricultural projects including irrigation. System size: 9000 - 720,000wts.","We have personnel to manage grants, contracts, accounting, solar electrical engineers, project managers, customer service and logistics staff, EPA and NEPA compliant installation."]
[null,"Goodwill of the Finger Lakes","KNozik@goodwillfingerlakes.org","585-623-0457","Non-profit 501c3","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;","New York State, Upstate New York, Rochester, NY","Goodwill of the Finger Lakes runs and operates Social Enterprises and Mission Services including Donated Goods Retail (Thrift), Manufacturing Operations, Contact Center including designated 211/988 services, Vision Rehabilitation Services and a Good Neighbor Program connecting individuals to needed resources.","Goodwill of the Finger Lakes has needs to upgrade our many owned buildings HVAC where the main campus and many stores are in the 90% disadvantaged community sector, install EV charging stations and electrify of our Fleet in order to reduce our carbon footprint. We have service providers on the road every day as well as trucks that move product from stores to our central warehouse.  We would implement these upgrades to current properties and integrate them as we build new store locations. We understand that CO2 emissions and poor waste management systems disproportionately affect people in poverty and that is why we are making it part of our organizational mission to reduce our carbon footprint and divert 90% of our total waste from landfill. "]
[null,"Medify Air","elizabeth.wolff@medifyair.com","561 544-7343","Air Purification Specialist and provider","Subrecipient;","Florida","Expert in Air quality and purifier programs. We provide CDC approved HEPA 13 & 14 filtered air purifiers to schools and any organizations","would love to continue to work with schools to help create quality air purifier programs for all classrooms, offices, open areas, gyms, cafetorium's and any every space."]
[null,"Mason United Methodist Church","pastor.boegli@gmail.com","2537593539","faith community","Prime recipient;Partner;","Tacoma Washington","We are leveling our church on an inner city block and building a campus of affordable housing with resources such as affordable childcare, a foodbank, and non-profit offices that will assist the residents.  Due to the advice of our pre-deveoloper, we are encouraged to hold off our start date until the interest rates go down.  I am seeking deadlines for the years to come so we can apply for these grants.","We seek to be carbon neutral for the entire campus which includes approximately 150 living units."]
[null,"Oxford Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)","occgeorgetown@gmail.com","502-863-5542","House of Worship/ Faith Community","Subrecipient;","Georgetown, KY; Central Kentucky","We are a rural congregation with interest in historical preservation and energy conservation, serving as a witness of God's dymanic love for future generations in our community.","Our sanctuary is over 120 years old with need for additional insulation and window preservation for decreased energy usage.  Current winter electric bills are close to, if not in excess of, $1000 per month. Outside of congregational needs, we currently help support community ministries focusing on those experiencing food and shelter insecurity."]
[null,"Climate Smart Missoula","info@climatesmartmissoula.org","4069262847","Nonprofit 501(C)3","Subrecipient;Partner;","Montana, primarily but not limited to Western Montana","Advising/Education: onsite renewable energy, building electrification, energy efficiency, low-income support and funding options\nMontana nonprofit outreach\nFacilitation\nStory telling\nStrategy development\n","Since 2015 and acting as a hub, we are the lead climate organization in western Montana helping communities meet climate goals, specifically with building retrofits, electrification, efficiency, and climate-smart and healthy building practices. Via our Building(s) for the Future initiative, we advise and tell stories, amplify successes, and help entities overcome barriers. We consult with nonprofits, businesses, and residents to improve the built environment and work with local governments, national experts, builders, architects, contractors, solar companies, etc. to accelerate the energy transition. We can help connect, advise, and partner via this Renew America’s Nonprofits opportunity. See https://www.missoulaclimate.org/ and https://www.electrifymissoula.org/.  "]
[null,"Muskegon Christian School","nschout@mchristianschool.com","2317733221","Infant-6th Grade Daycare and School","Subrecipient;","Muskegon, Michigan","We are experts in daycare and education in Muskegon, MI.","We are looking to install a solar array at our school."]
[null,"Early Bird Power LLC","shaunpandit@earlybirdpower.com","6178722384","LLC","Partner;","New England","Carbon reduction, renewable energy, energy star reporting, energy infrastructure improvement,\nelectricity and natural gas procurement, certified EMP.","Carbon reduction, renewable energy, energy star reporting, energy infrastructure improvement,\nelectricity and natural gas procurement, certified EMP."]
[null,"Opportunity Finance Network","erobichaux@ofn.org","202.618.6100","Non-profit","Partner;","National - we partner with CDFIs in all regions ","Climate finance, community development financing, working capital","Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) represents a network of 400 Community Development Finance Institutions (CDFIs) that serve communities across the United States. Unlike traditional banks, CDFIs specialize in lending to individuals, organizations, and businesses in under-resourced communities, offering borrowers the financial education, business coaching, and low-interest rate loans to increase their economic potential. OFN members are active in climate finance and welcome supporting these important projects."]
[null,"Temple Beth Sholom","Jeff Graff","305-538-7231; 231","Synagogue/School","Subrecipient;","Miami Beach, FL","Synagogue offering religious, educational, cultural, and social programs that meet the needs of our community. We have committed to reducing climate change impacts.","Our organization is committed to reducing our environmental impact, mitigate climate risks, and engage our community through continued programming of our Social Justice Network offering direct services to underserved Miami neighborhoods—often those hit hardest by climate change. To date, we have measured our operational energy use and are prioritizing energy efficiency improvements of outdated HVAC, lighting, and control systems to significantly reduce our energy consumption, emissions, and work to align with net-zero targets. "]
[null,"Casa Manana, Inc.","info@casamanana.org","8173322272","Non-Profit Theatre","Subrecipient;","Texas","Performing arts, musical theatre, school for musical theatre, education, community outreach, Broadway shows, Children's Theatre, cabaret shows","Casa Mañana is a nonprofit theatre seating 1,074 in its main stage and producing full seasons of acclaimed Broadway shows, authentic cabaret-style entertainment, and enchanting Children’s Theatre. Last year, 42,000 students in grades K-5 attended one of 60 school field trip shows that are deeply discounted and designed to educate, engage, and delight. In addition, a robust musical theatre education program serves more than 600 young performing artists of all abilities annually through the renowned Casa Mañana School for Musical Theatre. We plan a complete HVAC system upgrade and new LED lighting for our unique 65-year-old geodesic dome."]
[null,"NorthBridge Church","tina@northbridgechurch.org","224-259-2128","Non-denominational church ","Subrecipient;","Lake County, Illinois","none","needs: Energy efficiency upgardes, Solar installation, Energy audits"]
[null,"Sha’arei Chesed Shul","office@ucityshul.org","3148637485","Non-profit ","Subrecipient;","St Louis, MO","Project management, legal, construction ","New flat roof, windows, HVAC system (heating and cooling)"]
[null,"Tri-Merit","EnergyIncentivesTeam@tri-merit.com","303.506.6166","Specialty Tax","Partner;","USA","Tri-Merit's Expertise is to Qualify, Quantify and Substantiate Renewable Energy Tax Credits.  We partner with Not-for-Profit entities and their CPAs to maximize tax refunds and to support with any audit related matters with claiming refundable tax credits.","Tri-Merit assists Not-for-Profit entities and their CPAs to Qualify, Quantify and Substantiate Renewable Energy Tax Credits.  We assist with the 'Refundable' tax credits through supporting clients with Electable Payment procedures.  We assist with front-end consulting, cost segregation study process, and filing requirement with 100% audit representation for the life of the credit."]
[null,"Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet","broberts@csjsl.org","314-481-8800","Non-profit","Partner;Subrecipient;","St. Louis Missouri metro area","Social service agency","Wanting to install solar panels on historic Motherhouse"]
[null,"Veterans United Military Memorial Museujm","vummm1@yahoo.com","609-296-2210 landline or 609-513-6454 cell","501c3 non-profit","Partner;Subrecipient;","Environmental sustainability ","We don't have much technical expertise. other than electrical .","We are indeed of new replacement windows energy efficient and solar panels for heat and AC."]
[null,"YMCA of Hornell New York Inc aka Hornell Area Family YMCA","info@hornellymca.com","6073245520","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","Rural western New York","Facilities and programs for health, fitness, aquatics, childcare, arts","Replacement of undersized indoor pool HVAC system (current system is unable to cool or maintain correct humidity levels), replacement of failed pool UV filter to reduce chlorine use."]
[null,"Countryside YMCA","Trish.kitchell@ymcastaff.org","513.932.1424 ext. 187","Non-Profit 501 (c)(3) ","Subrecipient;","Lebanon, Ohio","Countryside YMCA is dedicated to strengthening the community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. For 40 years, we have helped people achieve a balance of spirit, mind, and body through our programs and services. ","\nThe YMCA operates a multi-use recreational facility located in Lebanon, Ohio that has been serving the community since 1973.  The original 107K sq ft building opened its doors in 1978 and has had various additions making it the 225K sq ft that it is today.  The YMCA would like to replace 1,079 fluorescent fixtures throughout the facility with an estimated cost of $195,000.  The replacement of these fixtures will reduce kWh by 472,000 creating an annual savings of $83K per year and a payback period of approximately 2.44 years. These savings will allow us to service more families and extend our reach into the community.\n"]
[null,"The Center for Health & Prevention Clinics","thecenter@capslo.org","(805) 544-2478","NGO Health Care","Subrecipient;","San Luis Obispo County","Health care\nPrevention\nHarm reduction\nAdvocacy\nEducation\nAccess","Need for solarization and weatherization of our two health care facilities in order to reduce building emissions, save energy, and lower utility costs.  Cost savings will free up funds to support services for low-income, uninsured and underinsured community members."]
[null,"Resurrection Lutheran Church","office@RLCPLano.org","972-867-0460","Religious 501 c3","Subrecipient;","Plano, Texas","Community outreach, religious education, collaborations with other non profits, humanitarian efforts","Currently in need of energy assistance in the form of replacing a 30 year old mega unit that is using R-22 coolant. "]
[null,"USA Cares Inc.","alice@usacares.org","800-773-0387, extension 101","501(c)(3) nonprofit assisting veterans and military families","Subrecipient;","Kentucky","USA Cares was formed 20 years ago and its mission is to provide post-9/11 military veterans, service members, and their families with emergency financial assistance and post-service skills training to create a foundation for long-term stability.  Our services improve the quality of life for veterans and their families and reduce potential factors that can contribute to veteran suicide. ","We recently purchased our headquarters building in Louisville, Kentucky.  To increase security and energy efficiency, we need to replace very old windows, many of which leak and/or have broken seals.  The glass entry door to the building also needs replacing.  Windows are our current priority, but HVAC systems are also dated and need replacing.  Please contact Alice Blackburn, alice@usacares.org"]
[null,"Resurrection Lutheran Church","Office@RLCPlano.org","972-867-0460","501(c)(3) Religious Organization","Subrecipient;","North Texas - Dallas Area","We are a community of Lutheran Christians who are well connected with our surrounding community. bringing Christian education and worship, supporting food pantries, providing schoolsupplies to the underserved and quilts to hundreds across the world each year.","Replacement of a 30 year old commercial HVAC system that was grossly inefficient and is currently irreparably broken in its cooling function"]
[null,"SRV Retreat Center","chai@srvretreatcenter.org","9177144711","Religious Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","New York","SRV Retreat Center is an interdenominational retreat center for individuals and groups from various spiritual and religious traditions. ","SRV Retreat Center is need of solar panels, as well as new insulation and windows, and several other energy related improvements throughout our main Guesthouse and Guest Wing, which will help us reduce our overall energy costs."]
[null,"Palisade United Methodist Church","debpeterson@outlook.com","970-712-4960","Religious/Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Rocky Mountain Region, including Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho","Palisade UMC is a hub for its members, community, and beyond. Our missional outreach includes students from a “Justice40” area, children/migrant services, veterans, and homeless.","Palisade UMC intends to request funding through the Prime Recipient University of Colorado’s “Building Energy Smart Technologies (BEST) Center,” in partnership with the Mountain Sky Conference of the United Methodist Church. Our church operates under the 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax status of the Mountain Sky Conference. If the application is accepted, Palisade UMC will request a subaward to replace our Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of the property we own and lower our energy consumption."]
[null,"Peabody School","rob.orlando@peabodyschool.org","434-296-6901","501 (c)(3) PreK-8 School","Subrecipient;","Charlottesville, VA","Sustainability Education","We need a complete HVAC replacement due to aging equipment and energy consumption. We have installed a solar array at our school and reducing our carbon footprint is important to us."]
[null,"Candlelight Christian Fellowship","erick@candlelight.org","208-772-7755","501c3 Not-for-Profit","Subrecipient;","North Idaho including hub zones","Our grants project manager is a certified energy auditor/engineer. We provide many programs for the disadvantaged, including energy costs, meals, and home repairs, etc. ","We need this grant because of high utility costs, frequent power outages, and poor air quality in our rural communities. Wood heat by an economically challenged community means particulate concentrations frequently exceed EPA guidelines.\n\nCurrently we struggle with energy cost needs of our aging buildings. We face a $200k cost of repair for a badly leaking roof and would use that as match for a solar system. Candlelight’s goal is to reduce our energy cost by 50%. We expect to save $37k/anum which can be utilized towards our programs. We provide $350k per year in assistance to disadvantaged individuals. \n"]
[null,"Ada Congregational Church","susan_m_dejong@yahoo.com","616-648-9455","church","Prime recipient;","Michigan","House of worship and place of refuge for LBGTQ ","Need to replace a boiler.  "]
[null,"Cole County R-I School District","jjennewein@coler1indians.org","636-543-1547","School District","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Cole County (Missouri)","We are a public school district, located in Russellville, Missouri, that serves approximately 600 students pre-kindergarten through seniors in high school. ","When I came to the district last year, our lighting at our current baseball, softball, and football fields had been discontinued and we needed to upgrade our lighting in order to play games at night. Before I arrived, the district chose to take the lights off of our softball field to replace bulbs on our baseball field, and play softball and baseball games on one field. Unfortunately, the lights on the baseball field are going out and we are running out of options just to play games. We desperately need new lighting on our baseball/softball field."]
[null,"Pinecrest Camp and Retreat Center, Inc.","charity@camppinecrest.org","901-878-1247","501c3, environmental education, summer camps, and retreats","Subrecipient;","Moscow, TN (45 minutes from Memphis, one hour from Jackson)","environmental education for schools and the public\nI could use more information on what is expected in this response","Our site was built in 1962.  Our main structure, The Lodge, is in need of renovation, especially in the service kitchen, for energy-efficiency.  This would include electrical, insulation, new roofing, energy efficient windows, and lighting.\n\nIf additional support is available, our cabins, Chapel, gym, and office buildings could also benefit from energy efficient upgrades."]
[null,"Westmorland Community Food Pantry","wcpc285@gmail.com","760-550-2093","Non-Profit","Subrecipient;","Imperial Valley, California","We are a local food pantry for a disinvested community in rural Southern California.  We have been established for five years.  ","We need weatherization of new windows and new energy efficient refrigerators.  Our summer temperatures reach over 110 degrees.  "]
[null,"Catholic Charities of West Tennessee","grants@ccwtn.org","901-722-4700","Community Services (food, housing, employment)","Subrecipient;Partner;","West Tennessee (21 counties)","We are a core community partner in the non-profit world of West Tennessee, providing food, housing and employment services to tens of thousands. ","Serving tens of thousands of individuals yearly, our primary facility is from the 1930s. With a basement and two floors, heat and AC that often struggles, we wish to provide services to our community for years to come--but the most effective way to do so is to become energy efficient. Solar panels, efficient heating and cooling, and weatherization of our building as a whole is our need. "]
[null,"House of Prayer Evangelical Church dba True North Academy","ky@cody.church","307-586-2335","church owned child care and preschool ","Subrecipient;","Cody, Wyoming","22 years in childcare/ preschool, \nextensive knowledge in leadership, \nelectrical, \nHVAC, and \nteaching \nextensive expertise in serving the community in multiple needs","Serving the community in multiple areas of need to include early childhood education opportunities for families. Current need for the facility is to seek energy efficient grant funding for early childhood expansion project. "]
[null,"Baltimore Green Justice Workers Cooperative (BGJWC)","lpinder@greenjusticeworkers.org","443-625-1073","nonprofit","Prime recipient;Subrecipient;Partner;","Baltimore, MD","grant-writing, grant reviews, program/project design, grant reporting, community outreach, training & meeting facilitation, project/program management and site visits","BGJWC is open to serving as a sub-recipient or partner.  However, if additional technical assistance is provided to BGJWC to ensure its success as a prime recipient, it will consider taking on that role too.  "]
[null,"Mission Energy","joe@mission.energy","845-514-7017","solar and storage developer 100% exclusively supporting nonprofits","Partner;","national","Illinois, Washington DC, CA, MI, CT, MA, Solar/Storage Custom Integration (Red Cross, Hospitals, Schools, Institutions). Disaster Recovery Hubs, Carport canopies, ground mounts End-to-end developers including EE. ","Our preferred system size is 250kW to 15MW in cash or PPA. Depending on the local smaller systems would be possible  100kW-175kW cash only."]
[null,"California Parenting Institute (dba Child Parent Institute)","robinb@calparents.org","707-585-6108","Human Services - Child Abuse Prevention","Subrecipient;","Sonoma County, Northern California","Resilience is achieved by preventing trauma and healing where it happens. As lead child-abuse prevention/family strengthening agency, Child Parent Institute is creating a Community Resilience Center to increase/strengthen year-round community resilience. ","The Community Resilience Center (CRC) will serve residents of the Roseland and Southwest Santa Rosa community in which the CPI campus is located, and the families’ CPI serves in its education and mental health programs which support some of the most vulnerable families in Sonoma County. We are seeking funding for: 1) solar installation, energy system and facility upgrades, 2) site design to prepare the campus for serving as an emergency response shelter/service center, 3) training and year-round services to build overall community resilience 4) robust community engagement  to ensure the CRC identifies, meets priority needs of people it serves. "]
[null,"First Baptist Church of Guilford","operations@fbcog.org","4109638739","religous non profit","Subrecipient;","Columbia Maryland","ability to collect, process, analyze and interpret data from various sources. operations management.  ","Energy efficiency.   Upgrade lighting to LED.  Upgrade HVAC system. Reduce energy footprint  "]
[null,"Mississippi Rising Coalition","contactmsrising@gmail.com","2282191548","Community-based non-profit","Partner;","South Mississippi","Climate and environmental justice; community resilience & sustainability","We have several community partners in disadvantaged areas in Mississippi that would benefit tremendously from this program to improve energy efficiency of their structures and promote resilience and sustainability in the communities in which they are situated. "]
[null,"The Fitzpatrick Collaborative","info@fitzpatrickcollaborative.org","978-925-4141","Community Center","Subrecipient;","North Middlesex County Massachusetts","We are a young non-profit organization with the goal of turning an old abandoned school into a community center and shared workspace building for our community.","We have three sections of our building.  One was built in the 1930's, another in the 1960's and the last in the 90's.  We have roof issues, window issues, and a lot of weatherization issues that need to addressed"]
[null,"Energy Resources Group, Inc.","tim.michels@energyresourcesgroup.com","3144954188","For Profit Energy Consulting Firm","Subrecipient;Partner;","Midwest ","Optimizing and reducing building energy use with innovative and integrative design approaches and appropriate use of efficiency and renewable technologies through 47 years of experience.","Capabilities: Energy Efficiency Consulting. Deep Utility Energy Analyses. Renewable Energy analyses and consulting. Registered architectural and engineering firm. Certified, Enhanced Commissioning Authority. Expert at using energy investments as tools of economic development. Comprehensive and Integrated approaches to energy efficiency and renewable energy with minimum 10% ROI to deliver net-zero CO2 emissions from buildings. Work force training skills in energy auditing - canned teaching modules. History with Community Action Agencies and Native American tribes developing green businesses plans and job opportunities. Published author on Thermal Solar Energy and Passive Solar. SERI Passive Solar Consultant to Manufactured Housing and local builders."]
[null,"Los Alamos VFW","Jason.L.morris@gmail.com","2536518736","Non-profit","Subrecipient;","New Mexici","None","Would like to achieve a grant for our non profit to receive solar power. "]
[null,"Eastern Mennonite School","advancement@easternmennonite.org","540-236-6024","Independent K-12 School","Subrecipient;","Virginia","K-12 school of about 375 with auditorium capacity of 600 and facilities staff, leaders, and board of directors passionate about energy efficiency.","K-12 school of 375 with auditorium capacity of 600 and facilities staff, leaders, and board of directors passionate about energy efficiency.\n\nA 2020 installation of solar panels at EMS included education. We want to build on this and reduce energy use and costs, while inspiring the next generation. www.easternmennonite.org/about/solar-at-ems/ Additional maintenance initiatives include LED bulb installation, HVAC upgrades, window and door replacement, efficient irrigation system, and kitchen renovations. \n\n68 students are eligible for VA Education Improvement Scholarships for financial aid, and 85% of our students receive aid, tuition discounts, or scholarships.\n"]
[null,"Fortress Power, LLC","michaelp@fortresspower.com","860-605-7142","Energy Storage System Manufacturer ","Partner;","Nation-wide ","Fortress Power, a Pennsylvania-based company, is a global leader in clean energy storage with Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries, providing dependable and affordable solutions for homes and businesses worldwide.","Fortress Power, headquartered in Pennsylvania, is a leading global provider of clean energy storage solutions, specializing in Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries. Renowned among top energy storage battery manufacturers, our team is dedicated to delivering reliable products for homes and businesses. Built with the highest quality Lithium Ferrite Phosphate batteries, our energy storage systems ensure dependable performance. We are committed to crafting compact, affordable, and reliable battery solutions. Choose Fortress Power to secure your energy needs, and experience uninterrupted power supply, reflecting our unwavering commitment to excellence in the field of energy storage."]
[null,"Yellowstone Bend Citizens Council (Northern Plains Resource Council) ","sarah.stands@gmail.com","406-220-1668","5013c","Subrecipient;Partner;","Park County Montana, and/or Montana if Northern Plains","Grassroots solarization program for residential and commercial \nNon-profit stakeholder list \nInitiation and partnerhip ","Several buildings owned and operated and served by/for non-profits need funding for essential EE/RE applications. We work locally with our community to make these projects a reality and have reach across Montana. "]
[null,"Unitarian Universalist congregation of Hillsborough ","Admin@uuchnc.org","919 213-0469","Religious","Subrecipient;","North Carolina","Religious institution whose mission is to support social justice and ethical development","Our HVAC is over 25 years old and with limited usage runs our electrical bills upwards of $500 per month. Replacing it with a more efficient system would allow us to expand our community social justice work."]
[null,"Historic Stranahan House Museum","volunteers@stranahanhouse.org","954-524-4736","Nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Subrecipient;","South Florida; Broward County","Grant Manager","Historic Home Museum needs to update old A/C system, etc"]
[null,"Phyllis Wheatley Community Center","info@phylliswheatley.org","612-374-4342","Community Center/Human Services","Subrecipient;","Minnesota","Early childhood education; domestic violence recovery; workforce development; justice system-affected individuals and families","Our facility is old and needs a lot of maintenance/upgrades. Windows, heating and cooling systems, the roof all need significant repairs or replacements"]
[null,"Smart Energy Strategy , (BEST)","greg@smartenergystrategy.com","828-620-1352","Energy Consulting adn Conservation","Subrecipient;","Texas, Iowa, North Carolina","Decades of experience with Green Technology, BS degree in applied technology. 15 years of hands on field experience.","We have conducted energy audits and delivered our Energy Strategy to a non profit k-12 school in TX, as well as a low income multifamily housing property in TX, 2 low income multifamily housing properties in Iowa, and 1 in North Carolina. All of the properties are in dire need of new efficient assets.  Currently they have assets ranging from 35 year of roof top package units, 35 year old boilers, HVAC systems ranging from 18-25 years old, single pane aluminum frame windows, and inefficient water fixtures."]