RE-volv

10/13/2026

09/10/2026

RE-volv has financed 137 nonprofit solar projects across 20 states. Together, those projects represent $21.5 million invested, 5.9 MW of clean energy capacity, and $46.4 million in projected lifetime savings for nonprofit partners.

Our 2025 Annual Report shows where that growth came from and what it makes possible for nonprofit organizations.

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09/03/2026

We’re hiring a Solar Account Manager. ☀️

If you know how to create a solar proposal, explain project economics to a nonprofit board, and keep a deal moving from evaluation through signed agreements, we want to hear from you.

RE-volv finances solar and storage projects for community-serving nonprofits across the country. Our Solar Account Manager will manage nonprofit relationships, evaluate EPC proposals, develop financing options, coordinate underwriting and closing, and work with installers to set clear project costs, savings expectations, and timelines from the start.

We’re looking for someone with 3–5+ years of solar sales experience who understands both the numbers behind a project and how to communicate them clearly to the people making the decision.

📍 Remote, USA
☀️ Full-time
📊 Commercial/nonprofit solar experience preferred

Interested in helping more nonprofits put their energy dollars back into their missions?

Comment "APPLY" and we'll dm you the link!

07/30/2026

Today, YEAH Philly is saving roughly 40% on their monthly energy bills. By fueling efforts to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline and building clean energy career paths for West Philly youth, this solar project is a win for the whole community.

With solar, YEAH Philly continues its mission to be a welcoming space for youth, reinvesting energy savings into programs that get young people off the streets and help to end cycles of incarceration.

🎉 The installation was completed last fall by RE-volv, GreenBrilliance - Powering a Solar Future, and Swarthmore College’s Good Energy Collaborative. This project was supported by Billie Eilish’s Changemaker Program via a grant to RE-volv through Reverb, along with support from the Hammond Climate Solutions Foundation Solar Moonshot Program.

Watch the full video to learn more ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhHpMoujquA

07/24/2026

The Solarize Nonprofits Southwest Ohio program is specially designed to help nonprofits, schools, and houses of worship in the Cincinnati and Dayton areas go solar 🎉

As summer heat drives up utility bills, local organizations can lock in predictable, low energy costs with solar. Through the program, you get:

✅ $0-down solar financing
✅ Expert support to develop & manage your solar project
✅ Guidance on receiving the 30% or more federal tax credit (via Elective Pay) to further increase savings

We’d love to hear from you! Express your interest before July 31 by booking a free consultation call: https://southwestohiosolar.org/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=southwest_ohio_promotion_july

This program is a collaborative effort led by the City Of Cincinnati Government's Office of Environment & Sustainability, Dayton, Ohio - City Government, RE-volv, Solar United Neighbors, and Faith Communities Go Green.

07/20/2026

Meet Natasha.

She’s a tenant living in one of Housing Unlimited’s 96 affordable homes.

As a part of a larger in partnership with RE-volv, GreenBrilliance - Powering a Solar Future, and Montgomery County Green Bank, Natasha’s home recently went solar.☀️

Watch to hear her thoughts on clean energy, and learn how Housing Unlimited, Inc. is reinvesting its energy bill savings back into the community – providing more homes for local residents.

This project was supported in part by Billie Eilish’s Changemaker Program via a grant to RE-volv through Reverb.

Learn more: https://re-volv.org/media-press/montgomery-county-nonprofit-solarizes-40-homes-to-expand-local-affordable-housing-capacity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=housing_unlimited_video_story_2026

07/09/2026

Running a community center, food bank, or church means every dollar counts. If summer AC costs are putting a strain on your organization's budget, it's time to look at solar. ☀️

Thanks to the Michigan Elective Pay Accelerator, tax-exempt organizations can go solar with little hassle and start saving on energy costs immediately.

Powered by the Justice Climate Fund, RE-volv, the Michigan CDFI Coalition, and the Detroit CDFI Coalition, the program provides:

✅ Technical project assistance
✅ $0-down financing = no upfront costs
✅ Assistance claiming 30% or more savings in federal tax credits

Protect your budget and keep the focus on your community.

Schedule your free solar consultation call before July 31 👉 https://lnkd.in/guPndxMZ

06/25/2026

Throwback Pride news spotlight around when Oakland’s Montclair Presbyterian Church began their solar journey with RE-volv!

In 2024, Montclair Presbyterian Church (MPC) committed to a brighter future by installing 15 kW of solar power across three of their church buildings. Today, they’re projected to save $318,000 on energy bills over the system’s lifetime.

🌈 As a dedicated inclusive space since 1978, MPC is putting those funds toward their work with More Light Presbyterians, That All May Freely Serve, and the Covenant Network of Presbyterians, advocating for LGBTQ+ ordination and creating a thriving, welcoming community for everyone.

Listen to Martha Smith discuss how Montclair Presbyterian Church members spread love and acceptance 👇

06/23/2026

Thank you to Invest in Our Future’s builders network for spotlighting the impact of community-driven solar!

Their new Substack article explores how the oldest Episcopal church on the West Coast went solar with RE-volv and California Interfaith Power & Light. Plus, it breaks down new energy and cost savings opportunities tailored for Michigan nonprofits.

Check out the full story and hit subscribe for more stories of clean energy progress across the country!

https://open.substack.com/pub/wearethebuilders/p/solar-is-helping-this-historic-san?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

06/19/2026

This Juneteenth, join us in supporting Black-led nonprofits and houses of worship accelerating equitable adoption of clean energy in their communities, despite systemic underinvestment in renewable energy.

To see this impact in action, meet RE-volv’s partners, Jacquelyn Badejo and Travis Landry, who champion this journey every day through their dedicated activism and community leadership.

☀️ Jacquelyn Badejo
⚡ Serves as President of the Los Angeles Mayor’s Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission.
⚡Partnered with RE-volv & California Interfaith Power & Light on a 12-kW solar system for Watts-Willowbrook Church of Christ (saving over $184K)
⚡Serves on RE-volv’s Board of Directors.

☀️ Travis Landry
⚡ Vice President of WestCare Wisconsin.
⚡ Partnered with RE-volv on a 13-kW solar system for WestCare (saving over $77K)
⚡ Reinvests those savings directly into Milwaukee housing and substance abuse prevention programs

Learn more about our BIPOC-led nonprofit missions on our website, including volunteer and donation opportunities ➡️https://re-volv.org/projects/completed_projects