NON TRADITIONAL FUNDRAISING, NONPROFIT AND BUSINESS NETWORKING

Jan 2020 energy hour

Please join us for the next ReWire Energy Hour as we strive to bring together a coalition of organizations, committed businesses, nonprofits and concerned citizens to celebrate our combined efforts at making an enduring and positive difference in our communities.

This month’s featured nonprofit is the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society with Calvin VanderVeer, a junior at Shenendehowa High School running in the Student of the Year Campaign, competing with other NY and VT students to raise the most for LLS! Help us, help Calvin and his Team Got CUREage reach their goal to raise $35,000!!

This month’s Energy Hour theme: OPEN HOUSE FOR NONPROFITS

This is a great chance to learn about our non traditional Community Solar fundraising program and receive information to support your nonprofit organization. There will be 3 local businesses offering support and information to add value to your nonprofit organization:

Nonprofit Support Organizations

  • CAPITAL CFO – SABRINA HOUSER, OWNER
  • Financial statements for your nonprofit
  • SARATOGA HR SOLUTIONS – JIM MARCO, PRESIDENT
  • Solving complex human resource issues
  • For your $5 donation at the door…
    • Enjoy appetizers, wine and beer.
    • Learn more about the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and support their mission.
    • Learn more about Community Solar and how you can sign up.
    • Learn and network with a number of nonprofits and businesses offering support services geared toward nonprofits, such as bookkeeping, human resources, and connecting donors.
  • Participate in 50/50 to benefit Team Got CUREage and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
  • Enter for a chance to win other exciting giveaways

Register to Attend

REWIRE ENERGY ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM TO EXPAND COMMUNITY SOLAR WHILE AIDING LOCAL NONPROFITS

hand under sun for community giving

New Offering Expands Renewable Energy Across the Region and Adds New Revenue Stream to Local Community Organizations

Saratoga Springs, NY – ReWire Energy in partnership with the community solar developer US Light Energy today announced an exciting new program aimed at increasing Community Solar usage while also powering new revenue to local nonprofits.  This unique approach includes ReWire helping supporters of local nonprofits sign up for Community Solar, with added incentives going to that nonprofit.

As part of this new partnership, ReWire, a family owned minority business enterprise based in downtown Saratoga Springs, will offer subscriptions to the popular and flexible renewable energy program – Community Solar.  This new offering comes in addition to the in-depth strategic energy consulting services offered by ReWire to commercial real estate developers, nonprofits, and government agencies.

ReWire is offering Community Solar subscriptions for all types of utility customers, including businesses, homeowners, renters, multifamily property owners, churches and other non-profits. These subscriptions are initiated through a simple process that enables all utility customers to share in a local, New York solar farm. The solar farms provide clean solar power to the utility’s electric grid and generate energy credits for the subscribers. The energy credits are applied to subscribers’ utility bills, and subscribers are then billed at a 10% discount for the value of the credits.

The added benefit of this new program is a customized outreach and education session for supporters of the participating nonprofits, informing those supporters of both the economic and environmental benefits of community solar. Supporters signing up through these nonprofit outreach sessions will also drive $50 to the nonprofit for each new signup.

The entire subscription process is simple and takes less than 5 minutes. Interested customers can visit rewireenergy.com/community-solar/ to subscribe. Community Solar subscribers do not need to install any new equipment at their location, there is no cost to subscribe and you can cancel with 90 days notice.

The next ReWire Energy Hour networking community engagement is featuring Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region.  This information session is open to the public and will be held on January 15 at 5:30pm at Glennpeter Jewelers, located at 1544 Central Ave, Albany NY 12205.

“Our mission to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth has been making a BIG difference in the lives of thousands of Capital Region kids for many years,” said Noelle Podoba, President of the Board of Directors.  “The lives we’ve changed and the results we’ve seen have only been possible thanks to the humbling generosity of our community.  We’re grateful for ReWire Energy’s belief in our mission and thankful for their support.”

Lee Evans, President of ReWire Energy said, “ReWire is a dedicated member of the Capital Region community and part of our company’s mission is to help make our community stronger.  The chance to further enable solar power usage while providing more resources to Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region is a great way for us to do more while doing good. This is a no-brainer and a win-win for our community and customers.”

This program was recently launched and will be adding new nonprofit organizations regularly.

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About ReWire

ReWire Energy is part of the ReWire Group, LLC, a family-led and NY certified minority business enterprise focused on delivering Zero Energy solutions for real estate, municipal, commercial and institutional customers through a combination of energy and financial modeling, process automation software and new technology deployment. Based in Saratoga Springs, NY, ReWire is developing opportunities for clients throughout the region by redefining the Value of Zero.  Learn more at ReWireEnergy.com.

About Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region has one mission, we create and support one to one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. We hold ourselves accountable to the following measurable outcomes: educational success, avoidance of risky behaviors, higher aspirations, greater confidence, and better relationships. Serving almost 600 children each year, Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region stands in the corner of our kids and lets them know we all believe in their potential and will work hard to defend it. Capital Region counties served include Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer, and Saratoga.  Learn more at www.bbbscr.org.

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Timothy Dunn
Dunn Strategy Group
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