Community Solar Works For Every Residence You Manage

Easterseals provides services, education, outreach and advocacy programs enabling veterans and people living with disabilities to live, learn, work, play and thrive within their communities. Now they’ve enrolled 15 properties in community solar, expanding their impact and helping to sustain their community with an environmental impact equivalent to planting 2,100 trees in the ground.

The Arc Rockland is a nonprofit organization that supports over 1,000 community members with intellectual and other developmental disabilities. Their impactful programs, ranging from preschool to residential housing, recreation, and family support services, have touched the lives of countless children and adults in need in Rockland County. By enrolling 28 of their own meters and then spreading the benefits to their community, The Arc Rockland was able to raise over $8,000 in addition to achieving an environmental impact equivalent to removing 418 metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere each year.

The Anderson Center for Autism provides consultation, support, and training to individuals, families, school districts, and community agencies affected by autism spectrum disorders or other related developmental disabilities. The organization enrolled 27 meters in Solstice community solar, and through these meters is having an environmental impact equivalent to taking 100 cars off the road.

El Valor is a nonprofit organization serving over 4,000 children, adults with disabilities, and their families annually. Their mission is to support underserved individuals to achieve excellence and participate fully in life, and they are succeeding by creating opportunities that enrich and empower vulnerable populations to become their own advocates. By enrolling 11 of their properties in community solar, El Valor is achieving an environmental impact equivalent to preserving 873 acres of U.S. forests.