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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"]
[null,"Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Section 40542. Energy Efficiency Materials Pilot Program - Renew America's Nonprofits Grant Program"]
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[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","Prime recipient;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","Prime recipient;","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 ","TeamingPartner@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;","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,"Louisville Climate Action Network","mtilford@louisvillecan.org","502-999-2774","Nonprofit","Prime recipient;","Louisville, KY","Energy audits which assist our commercial clients (primarily other nonprofits, including churches) in making their buildings more energy efficient","We already follow this grant opportunity’s model. Our nonprofit, led by an environmental engineer with decades of energy efficiency and solar power expertise, serves as a “Prime Recipient” of funds. We provide energy audits and other technical expertise to “Subrecipient” nonprofits—most serving high-need Black and Brown communities. We rely heavily on “Partners” (foundations and major donors) for funding, and local solar, HVAC and other firms for any needed additional expertise. With more funding, we could help more nonprofits in our coal state of Kentucky to “spend less on utilities, more on mission,” and shrink their carbon footprints"]
[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,"Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance","proposals@seealliance.org","404-856-0723","Regional Energy Efficiency Organization","Prime recipient;Partner;","Southeast","Program management, community engagement and capacity building, research and technical assistance, energy insecurity storytelling and problem solving","The Southeast Efficient Energy Alliance (SEEA) promotes energy efficiency as a catalyst for economic growth, workforce development and energy security across 11 southeastern states including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. Our work includes energy efficiency policy; residential, commercial, and industrial building energy use and building codes; energy efficient transportation; and serving as a regrantor for regional investments."]
[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","Nonprofit","Subrecipient;","Utah","N/A","Our hope is to utilize this grant to upgrade our old HVAC units."]
[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,"Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP)","NEEPFOAPartner@NEEP.org","781-860-9177","Non-profit 501(c)(3)","Prime recipient;Partner;","Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region","Stakeholder Engagement, Heating Electrification, High Efficiency Technologies, Building Energy Efficiency, Buildings as Grid Assets, Technology and Market Solutions, and Efficient Building Operation and Maintenance  ","Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP) has extensive experience in successfully managing and participating in regional and national research, demonstration, and deployment initiatives. NEEP is a regional nonprofit that works to accelerate energy efficiency, electrification, and grid flexibility in the building sector. NEEP combines national expertise with local implementation knowledge to develop replicable retrofit solutions that address, and positively impact, housing affordability, indoor health, occupant comfort, and resiliency. NEEP identifies key barriers to program adoption, and provides analysis, research, tools, and technical assistance to deploy successful solutions."]
[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 ","Prime recipient;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","Prime recipient;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","lewis@uufr.org","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,"Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque ","office@dbqfoundation.org","563.588.2700","Nonprofit ","Prime recipient;","NE Iowa ","For three years, we ran a Grants to Green program funded by Kendeda. Granted $3 million to NPOs to improve the energy efficiency of their facilities.  We are a grantmaker with deep relationships in our 7 county region. We have launched Energy Districts in 5 of our counties which are 501c3 orgs that resemble soil and water conservation districts that focus on energy.  ","Our NPOs would benefit from this program but there needs to be an intermediary.  We can play that role.  "]
[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","www.pretendcity.org",949.42839000000004,"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."]