Throughout the year you or your company/organization can support our efforts to advance solar in Washington by becoming a member or sponsor!
Traditional ways you can support Solar Washington
- Become an annual indvidual member of Solar Washington. Annual regular individual memberships are $35. Other membership levels are available.
- Have your company support Solar Washington.
- Or, make a general donation.
- Volunteer your time, expertise, or both. Email [email protected] for more information.
- Ask if your company has a donation matching program.
We are a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our EIN is 91-2083819.
Click to view our current sponsors and members.
Your Membership and Sponsorship support further our mission to expand solar understanding and awareness to Washingtonians!
With your support, we can continue to:
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Engage in neighborhood outreach and educational efforts informing community members about the environmental and economic benefits of solar
Solar Washington Board Member Daniel Marshall and Executive Director Chantal Stevens talk to Sphere interns at the April 2024 Leap for Green event on Mercer Island
- Present "Solar 101s" to teach prospective solar owners about the practical applications of solar and current incentives available
- Continue our Member Meetings and Webinar Series, featuring guest speakers from the solar industry, state government, academia, the scientific community and others
- Expand our scope of educational materials for industry professionals, prospective and current owners of solar panels, elected officials, students of all levels and others
- Further our partnerships with other non-profits to expand solar's reach into the community
- Deliver unbiased expertise and knowledge to the public through our board of directors, members, sponsors and partners
Impact from our work in the community:
In a 4/22/2022 letter to Solar Washington, Karen May wrote:
The legacy of Solar Washington as an organization is its pioneering leadership. The organization has brought much needed political savvy, engineering/technical expertise and reliable consumer information to the table. It has pushed for strategically smart, early adapter incentive schemes and found creative ways to fund public solar demonstration programs so that economies of scale could be imagines and eventually be reached. Thank you, Solar Washington Association, for your obviously long-term commitment to a sustainable future for all of us.
Feedback From YMCA Earth Service Corps Environmental Symposium 2017 staff, volunteers and participants:
"Many youth commented that they learned a lot (from Solar Washington), loved that your presentation was interactive and highlighted it as the workshop from which they learned the most. A handful of evaluations also specifically highlighted that they felt hopeful after Solar Washington's workshop. Our staff and volunteers also commented on the high quality and engaging nature of your workshop. It was highlighted as one of the best by all groups!"
Former Solar Washington Board Member Rich Phillips presenting in front of high school students at the 2017 YMCA Earth Service Corps Environmental Symposium.