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COMPLETED PROJECTS

Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church

OF $40,920

$40,920 Campaign completed

1,039,770 lbs CO₂ 136 Donors

True Fellowship Baptist Church

OF $8,470

$8,525 Campaign completed

142,858 lbs CO₂ 66 Donors

Unity Gardens

OF $26,530

$26,530 Campaign completed

578,941 lbs CO₂ 111 Donors

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10804

OF $57,063

$57,132 Campaign completed

690,858 lbs CO₂ 135 Donors

The Village of Arts and Humanities

OF $37,128

$37,335 Campaign completed

656,222 lbs CO₂ 305 Donors

Project Home

OF $24,751

$25,994 Campaign completed

387,329 lbs CO₂ 131 Donors

Mission of Mary Cooperative

OF $31,356

$32,335 Campaign completed

437,589 lbs CO₂ 146 Donors

Faith Baptist Church

OF $14,400

$18,994 Campaign completed

430,085 lbs CO₂ 74 Donors

Camp Ketcha

OF $35,428

$35,428 Campaign completed

576,338 lbs CO₂ 110 Donors

Harbor House

OF $26,620

$26,620 Campaign completed

609,473 lbs CO₂ 91 Donors

River Revitalization Foundation

OF $10,567

$10,667 Campaign completed

144,389 lbs CO₂ 99 Donors

Isla Vista Food Cooperative

OF $59,110

$59,261 Campaign completed

1,241,021 lbs CO₂ 99 Donors

Riverwest Co-op Grocery & Cafe

OF $16,597

$16,710 Campaign completed

317,374 lbs CO₂ 86 Donors

Serenity House

OF $10,920

$11,063 Campaign completed

140,021 lbs CO₂ 85 Donors

Other Avenues Food Cooperative

OF $48,000

$50,002 Campaign completed

949,727 lbs CO₂ 231 Donors

Kehilla Community Synagogue

OF $55,000

$56,070 Campaign completed

553,947 lbs CO₂ 234 Donors

Shawl-Anderson Dance Center

OF $10,000

$15,441 Campaign completed

951,404 lbs CO₂ 188 Donors

TESTIMONIALS

Over the years I’d been looking at different possibilities and then RE-volv came around, and it was like the perfect fit for us! Contributing to this revolving fund that’s going to, futher down the line, help out other co-ops and nonprofits, we’re excited about that. This is going to save us in the neighborhood of $300,000 over the course of 20 years!

Darryl Dea President, Other Avenues Food Cooperative

We’re really excited and honored to be the first project for RE-volv. We’d been looking to go solar for quite a few years, and when Andreas came to us and proposed this amazing plan, it was like a perfect fit. This is another reason for people to say ‘yes,’ to being here, and another reason to love being here.

Rebecca Johnson Executive Director, Shawl-Anderson Dance Center

I had the pleasure to see one of RE-volv’s projects right in my neighborhood, at a worker-owned grocery co-op called Other Avenues. I try to volunteer on the solar installs as much as I can and I grab every chance I can get to raise funds for RE-volv because I know that every dollar is well spent, and will be used over and over again to bring positive change and progress while helping other nonprofits that are doing important work.

Enio Ximenes Donor

What’s really inspiring about RE-volv and what excites me about being involved in the organization is the real tangible feeling you get when you can actually see the results of the labor.

Jennifer Martin Chair, RE-volv Board of Directors; Executive Director, Center for Resource Solutions

One of our basic values is about community and community building and the importance of that. And because of the crowdfunding model that RE-volv uses, it fit perfectly with our idea. Even if somebody would have handed us a check for the money we needed, that wouldn’t have been our first choice, because by doing the fundraising we were accomplishing one of our other goals which is informing more people about the availability of solar.

Ralph Silber Greening Committee Chair, Kehilla Community Synagogue

I support RE-volv because after meeting with the team, I could not imagine working with a more sincere, dedicated, and knowledgeable set of people, especially on the scale of the climate problem. They are also solving a very unique problem in the transition to clean energy, targeting the non-profits who do not benefit from current subsidies, while figuring out a way to empower those of us who want to do something, but are not sure how.

Nathan Chan Donor